HKsaint

I am sure that has happened many many times. Having good attacking football in the first half, we came out as another team in the second half. I thought they were told by RM during the half time to restore his famous possession football, not to attack, and to minimize any risk of goal conceded. That is his core value, his strategy but that doesn’t work in my view.

RM’s strategy is that once we get a goal, we will then try to keep possession of the ball until the final whistle. No attack is allowed. I think this strategy is only suitable for a weaker team, but not our team who are hoping for promotion.

Oh Nathan Redmond was there. Our scouting agents were there definitely.

Our defenders can learn from his famous back pass chasing.

We shouldn’t renew his contract in January.

He was not given sufficient opportunities

Hope NJ will be appointed as their manager before our match.

They don’t play passing back like we do.

Praise to our possession football

We are too slow

You are correct. Ireland’s 4-1 win over Gibraltar proves it.

Bazunu will bring us to the level where he belongs to.

He really enjoyed possession football very much.

He don’t know possession doesn’t count. If choosing between more goals and possession, he chooses the latter.

Martin considers he wins this game as he got 80% possession.

No more promotion hope

Bazunu And Martin out, please

Bazunu my hero

Keepers make the difference

Elyounoussi, Tall Paul, JWP… … it is painful to see those players who have just left us are playing so well in other teams. In saints, no one could scored from JWP’s corners. Tall Paul could not score any header. In other teams, JWP provided so many assists from corners and Tall Paul scored so many headers. What’s wrong with us?

Stop experimenting on us. Go home and play your own toys.

Yes on this trend, we will have no chance to play against Pompey next season. Bazunu has done a great job.

It seems that everything has gone wrong since Tella is no longer here.

This is a six pointer!

Let’s fight for another relegation battle.