West Ham United 1-1 Leicester City (24/11/17)
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Re: West Ham United v Leicester City: Match Thread
4 - 3 - 3 please
Adrian in goals
Back four of creswell Reid ogbonna and zabs
Midfield three of lanzini noble kouyate
Top three of Arnie sakho Antonio
Are most used formation in the 15/16 season was this formation , obviously payet was a big influence that year
The only players in the line up I have just posted in comparison to our most used formation in that successful season is zabaleta in for tomkins and Arnie in for payet. Not exactly like for like I know but Arnie is morw physical than payet and zabaleta is a better defender than tomkins
Adrian in goals
Back four of creswell Reid ogbonna and zabs
Midfield three of lanzini noble kouyate
Top three of Arnie sakho Antonio
Are most used formation in the 15/16 season was this formation , obviously payet was a big influence that year
The only players in the line up I have just posted in comparison to our most used formation in that successful season is zabaleta in for tomkins and Arnie in for payet. Not exactly like for like I know but Arnie is morw physical than payet and zabaleta is a better defender than tomkins
Re: West Ham United v Leicester City: Match Thread
3 at the back PLEASE.
-----------------Hart----------------
-----Kouyate- Reid - Oggy------
Zaba ---------------------Masuaku
----------Nobes - Obiang----------
--------------- Lanzini----------------
-------Hernandez- Ayew----------
This for me please.
-----------------Hart----------------
-----Kouyate- Reid - Oggy------
Zaba ---------------------Masuaku
----------Nobes - Obiang----------
--------------- Lanzini----------------
-------Hernandez- Ayew----------
This for me please.
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Re: West Ham United v Leicester City: Match Thread
Cannot believe how many people have Cresswell in their starting 11.
He cant run. Cant control the ball. Cant pass. Cant defend. Cant kick a ball properly.
Useless.
He cant run. Cant control the ball. Cant pass. Cant defend. Cant kick a ball properly.
Useless.
Re: West Ham United v Leicester City: Match Thread
Bloke at work had a dream last night that Vardy scored 5 against us. He has lumped 50 notes on him getting a hat trick at 35 to 1!wildkard wrote:Was spot on with my 2-0 for the Watford game.
We'll lose this one 3-0.
Was going to offer to take the bet then I thought better of it!!!
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Re: West Ham United v Leicester City: Match Thread
We need to have Cresswell and Masuaku both down the same side imo. One better at defending, one better at attacking and that side pretty shores up. Arnautovic offers us nothing.mooro_19841 wrote:Cannot believe how many people have Cresswell in their starting 11.
He cant run. Cant control the ball. Cant pass. Cant defend. Cant kick a ball properly.
Useless.
Re: West Ham United v Leicester City: Match Thread
10-0-0 please
try and keep it down to a 5-0 loss... :idea:
try and keep it down to a 5-0 loss... :idea:
Re: West Ham United v Leicester City: Match Thread
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Bloke at work had a dream last night that Vardy scored 5 against us. He has lumped 50 notes on him getting a hat trick at 35 to 1!
Was going to offer to take the bet then I thought better of it!!![/quote]
There's a thread for these!! Stick a tenner on 1-1 for Everton too. And if you see Slav, buy him a woo woo!
http://www.kumb.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=169418" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Bloke at work had a dream last night that Vardy scored 5 against us. He has lumped 50 notes on him getting a hat trick at 35 to 1!
Was going to offer to take the bet then I thought better of it!!![/quote]
There's a thread for these!! Stick a tenner on 1-1 for Everton too. And if you see Slav, buy him a woo woo!
http://www.kumb.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=169418" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Re: West Ham United v Leicester City: Match Thread
LincolnshireHammer wrote:Morgan is a daytripper!!
Prior to this season I'd had a season ticket for the past 15 years and an away ST in the first year of the Olympic Stadium
Just couldn't bring myself to go this season
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Re: West Ham United v Leicester City: Match Thread
Blimey wish we could just get a straight forward xyz is available or not. All this ayew is in amongst us ? Available or not that’s all I need to know.
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Re: West Ham United v Leicester City: Match Thread
One of the most alarming regressions of a footballer I've ever seen.Even with bad coaching/management,he is 5% of the player he was.mooro_19841 wrote:Cannot believe how many people have Cresswell in their starting 11.
He cant run. Cant control the ball. Cant pass. Cant defend. Cant kick a ball properly.
Useless.
Re: West Ham United v Leicester City: Match Thread
Completely agree. One of many players that falls into the "not very good but we'll try and kid ourselves into thinking he's better than he is" category.mooro_19841 wrote:Cannot believe how many people have Cresswell in their starting 11.
He cant run. Cant control the ball. Cant pass. Cant defend. Cant kick a ball properly.
Useless.
Play 3 at the back. 4-4-2, 4-5-1 or 4-3-3 may suit some of our players individually and look more impressive being presented on this forum, but as a team we NEED to go 3-5-2 or 3-4-3.
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Re: West Ham United v Leicester City: Match Thread
Cresswell has turned into Illunga or Schemelmooro_19841 wrote:Cannot believe how many people have Cresswell in their starting 11.
He cant run. Cant control the ball. Cant pass. Cant defend. Cant kick a ball properly.
Useless.
Re: West Ham United v Leicester City: Match Thread
Unsure which players will turn up to be honest but if we can be more clinical with any chances we get , then we might sneak a win.
Just out of curiosity,been looking at passing accuracy stats for our midfielders vs Man City
Noble: 85% passing accuracy, 74% forward
Obiang, 79%, 86%
Lanzini , 86%, 62%
Kouyate, 80%, 76%
Fernandes, 78%, 72%
Antonio , 67%, 69%
Kevin De B, 84%, 60%
Silva , 90% 58%
Fernandinho, 88%, 75%
Delph, 93%, 60%
Sane , 84%, 44%
B Silva, 85% , 52%
Toure , 90% , 72%
Gundogan, 90%, 55%
So looking at the above, it looks rather weird insofar that we generally make a greater percentage of forward passes (hoof ball?) but obviously with less accuracy. City's midfield are all athletic players comfortable on the ball , can press/tackle, playing short passes and killer through balls while we have mix n mash (some athletic, some comfortable on the ball , some better at passing , but maybe Lanzini having the best mix of those qualities). Imho, none are particular good at pressing and tackling.
Moyes may have to decide to balance the midfield better and shore it up with athletic players who can press/tackle plus complete short passes, maybe using Lanzini as our sole creative player. Unfortunately Obiang ,Kouyate, Fernandes, Noble ,Antonio don't have those necessary balanced qualities to support our best creative player (Lanzini).
The other weird thing is Antonio is worst in passing accuracy and forward passes , yet he is probably our best offensive midfielder.
Just out of curiosity,been looking at passing accuracy stats for our midfielders vs Man City
Noble: 85% passing accuracy, 74% forward
Obiang, 79%, 86%
Lanzini , 86%, 62%
Kouyate, 80%, 76%
Fernandes, 78%, 72%
Antonio , 67%, 69%
Kevin De B, 84%, 60%
Silva , 90% 58%
Fernandinho, 88%, 75%
Delph, 93%, 60%
Sane , 84%, 44%
B Silva, 85% , 52%
Toure , 90% , 72%
Gundogan, 90%, 55%
So looking at the above, it looks rather weird insofar that we generally make a greater percentage of forward passes (hoof ball?) but obviously with less accuracy. City's midfield are all athletic players comfortable on the ball , can press/tackle, playing short passes and killer through balls while we have mix n mash (some athletic, some comfortable on the ball , some better at passing , but maybe Lanzini having the best mix of those qualities). Imho, none are particular good at pressing and tackling.
Moyes may have to decide to balance the midfield better and shore it up with athletic players who can press/tackle plus complete short passes, maybe using Lanzini as our sole creative player. Unfortunately Obiang ,Kouyate, Fernandes, Noble ,Antonio don't have those necessary balanced qualities to support our best creative player (Lanzini).
The other weird thing is Antonio is worst in passing accuracy and forward passes , yet he is probably our best offensive midfielder.
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Re: West Ham United v Leicester City: Match Thread
Not that surpising, he has no vision at all, he's an abysmal passer. He is however the best on the squad probably at running in a straight line up the pitch and beating his man with speed/strength. Overall I don't think he's our best offensive midfielder, I'd put Ayew and Lanzini above him for sure. He is however basically the only player in the squad with top-end paceHumbug wrote:Unsure which players will turn up to be honest but if we can be more clinical with any chances we get , then we might sneak a win.
Just out of curiosity,been looking at passing accuracy stats for our midfielders vs Man City
Noble: 85% passing accuracy, 74% forward
Obiang, 79%, 86%
Lanzini , 86%, 62%
Kouyate, 80%, 76%
Fernandes, 78%, 72%
Antonio , 67%, 69%
Kevin De B, 84%, 60%
Silva , 90% 58%
Fernandinho, 88%, 75%
Delph, 93%, 60%
Sane , 84%, 44%
B Silva, 85% , 52%
Toure , 90% , 72%
Gundogan, 90%, 55%
So looking at the above, it looks rather weird insofar that we generally make a greater percentage of forward passes (hoof ball?) but obviously with less accuracy. City's midfield are all athletic players comfortable on the ball , can press/tackle, playing short passes and killer through balls while we have mix n mash (some athletic, some comfortable on the ball , some better at passing , but maybe Lanzini having the best mix of those qualities). Imho, none are particular good at pressing and tackling.
Moyes may have to decide to balance the midfield better and shore it up with athletic players who can press/tackle plus complete short passes, maybe using Lanzini as our sole creative player. Unfortunately Obiang ,Kouyate, Fernandes, Noble ,Antonio don't have those necessary balanced qualities to support our best creative player (Lanzini).
The other weird thing is Antonio is worst in passing accuracy and forward passes , yet he is probably our best offensive midfielder.
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Re: West Ham United v Leicester City: Match Thread
Further proof these kind of stats mean sweet F all. Football is a game about performances and not numbers/silly stats. Obviously goals/assists are clear meaningful stats. As soon as someone uses Squakwa to back up an opinion it becomes invalidHumbug wrote:Unsure which players will turn up to be honest but if we can be more clinical with any chances we get , then we might sneak a win.
Just out of curiosity,been looking at passing accuracy stats for our midfielders vs Man City
Noble: 85% passing accuracy, 74% forward
Obiang, 79%, 86%
Lanzini , 86%, 62%
Kouyate, 80%, 76%
Fernandes, 78%, 72%
Antonio , 67%, 69%
Kevin De B, 84%, 60%
Silva , 90% 58%
Fernandinho, 88%, 75%
Delph, 93%, 60%
Sane , 84%, 44%
B Silva, 85% , 52%
Toure , 90% , 72%
Gundogan, 90%, 55%
So looking at the above, it looks rather weird insofar that we generally make a greater percentage of forward passes (hoof ball?) but obviously with less accuracy. City's midfield are all athletic players comfortable on the ball , can press/tackle, playing short passes and killer through balls while we have mix n mash (some athletic, some comfortable on the ball , some better at passing , but maybe Lanzini having the best mix of those qualities). Imho, none are particular good at pressing and tackling.
Moyes may have to decide to balance the midfield better and shore it up with athletic players who can press/tackle plus complete short passes, maybe using Lanzini as our sole creative player. Unfortunately Obiang ,Kouyate, Fernandes, Noble ,Antonio don't have those necessary balanced qualities to support our best creative player (Lanzini).
The other weird thing is Antonio is worst in passing accuracy and forward passes , yet he is probably our best offensive midfielder.
Re: West Ham United v Leicester City: Match Thread
I can see us taking the victory here. Going with a 2 or 3-1 score line. I just think for the first time in ages there will be highly charged atmosphere at home, which I hope will give the players a kick up the arse and makes them realise that at least 50% of this joke has been caused by them.
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Re: West Ham United v Leicester City: Match Thread
I went for a 4-1 win vs Watford ( should ve been )),, 2-1 to us
Re: West Ham United v Leicester City: Match Thread
The players didn't sell our home, sell our history off on the cheap, lie to the fans, under invest, employ a **** manager and extort money from the club.Penguin wrote:I can see us taking the victory here. Going with a 2 or 3-1 score line. I just think for the first time in ages there will be highly charged atmosphere at home, which I hope will give the players a kick up the arse and makes them realise that at least 50% of this joke has been caused by them.
The shame is that it seems the catalyst for the majority of supporters waking up has been poor performances on the pitch.
Re: West Ham United v Leicester City: Match Thread
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Further proof these kind of stats mean sweet F all. Football is a game about performances and not numbers/silly stats. Obviously goals/assists are clear meaningful stats. As soon as someone uses Squakwa to back up an opinion it becomes invalid[/quote]
I think stats are useful up to a certain point and a certain BFS was known to be a stats nutcase to use/improve his squad of players. For example , when the stats came out that we ran the least distances and made fewest sprints , virtually everyone said that was proof we were unfit. And I think that proof showed up when we looked puffed out about 15 mins before the end of our matches . So the stats backed up what we were seeing on the pitch. I suspect lots of coaches use these hard stats as proof to drop players when they don't 'perform' . But how do you prove they are not performing unless you measure their performances? How do you gauge improvement without measuring what you need to improve on? Anyhow , I think we could get a win or draw against Leics if we press them , keep the tempo up and make it difficult for them to get the time to pick easy passes to their quick attackers. The one person who is an absolute jinx for us is Albrighton who always seems to make at least one outstanding goal scoring cross against us.
Further proof these kind of stats mean sweet F all. Football is a game about performances and not numbers/silly stats. Obviously goals/assists are clear meaningful stats. As soon as someone uses Squakwa to back up an opinion it becomes invalid[/quote]
I think stats are useful up to a certain point and a certain BFS was known to be a stats nutcase to use/improve his squad of players. For example , when the stats came out that we ran the least distances and made fewest sprints , virtually everyone said that was proof we were unfit. And I think that proof showed up when we looked puffed out about 15 mins before the end of our matches . So the stats backed up what we were seeing on the pitch. I suspect lots of coaches use these hard stats as proof to drop players when they don't 'perform' . But how do you prove they are not performing unless you measure their performances? How do you gauge improvement without measuring what you need to improve on? Anyhow , I think we could get a win or draw against Leics if we press them , keep the tempo up and make it difficult for them to get the time to pick easy passes to their quick attackers. The one person who is an absolute jinx for us is Albrighton who always seems to make at least one outstanding goal scoring cross against us.
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Re: West Ham United v Leicester City: Match Thread
2-0 Leicester. We haven't hit bottom yet, in my opinion.