Indeed. Heard everyone saying it but come on now. It's not ego, it's just how he's been used to playing. He's been the lone striker for 4/5 season for us and now things are changing. But he's never stopped creating & shooting. Today even he looked to link up with Torres and co. He was a bright spark today in all honesty, because he creates something out of nothing. Okay we moan when those somethings go wide or over. But he's only shooting because there's no movement from anyone else! The one thing people love about Hernandez (and rightly so) is he's never still. He'll always be moving around looking for space. Some player we don't have. Anelka, Kalou & Torres don't do that enough so what can Drogba do except try long-range shooting and hope to get lucky!
:goodpost: How many game this season have we started off second pace to our opponents? I remember the loss to Sunderland very distinctively. They were on the offensive before us, and we never settled and that was at SB! The place we went 86 unbeaten, turned into their ground! Like you're saying, our players took all their years of experience and threw it out the window. Complacency cost us a lot.
Hmm, looks like just a paper rumour. ESPN sources are usually crock. I don't think they'd announce it till after the final game. Unless they say his contract will be terminated this summer? :unsure:
To be fair though. How many times had we been in such a position? We've had an amazing defence record since 2004 anyway so it wouldn't surprise me if there aren't a lot of situations where we've been 2-0 down
You're definitely right. It's all good blaming someone for conceding goals. But more blame is on the people who are supposed to create, but didn't. My finger's pointed at Lampard, Essien & co.
Good summarising article of our season Alex. Like I said, we'll only properly move on after the mistakes are identified & learnt from. If we go from history, it's not looking likely, however, I hope I'm wrong
We should be in awe of the United scouting department. To find someone like Hernandez before he shone at the World Cup is sensational. We must learn from them!
If we are to truly be "back next season" lessons must be learnt. 1. Don't change management half way through 2. Make sure there are 2 players, per position 3. Put emphasis on a youth transition 4. Decide on a tactical style of play before entering the transfer market