Serong and Brayshaw ran the ball out of the guts way too easy.
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I wouldnât tag him. The mid group being down was problem. No Draper really hurts us. Mid group on back foot. Draper makes thst midfield so much better.
We got bullied by 2 midgets.
Draper is such a massive out
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If expected score data includes the Blues game (which you said it did), then i dont trust that metric.
Their shots at goal followed the usual output they have put forward all season.
Why should they suddenly be dobbing low % shots against us ?
Weâve had 2 close games weâve lost.
I have no problem with the losses, but they could have gone our way.
I thought we were the better side against Rich for large parts.
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And our mids did nothing they need a flogging this week at training
I stringer dobs one of those 2 shots when we are up 2 goals to nilâŚ. We win
You obviously donât understand how expected score works.
Anyway it is what it is.
8-6 absolutely flatters us. End of.
Our midfield group certainly didnât improve adding Parish back into it.
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It doesnt.
Its a true reflection of our season.
Our % backs that up as well.
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Agree. Our mids were dogshit. The pressure was non existent
Itâs a conundrum. It lacks balance doesnât it. I donât know what solution is. I guess Setterfield (type) is missing bit.
Youâre so irritating
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Nino is likely very right
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I wish you were correct but our % is worse than what youâd expect when 8-6. Pumping hawks and west coast has inflated it
1 game doesnât determine that.
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But in realityâŚit very well can. A single loss can â â â â your entire season.
That was one of our few remaining winnable games.
We havenât had luck on the injury front ever
They werenât why we lost today
I would say our midfield was definitely the reason we lost.
I donât need to take a look at the expected score. The only score that counts is the one at the end of the game. Expected score can be manipulated to be whatever you want it to be, as in this case.
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