Yeh, but that doesn't mean you have to start off camped in your own half. That kind of starting tactic would only backfire I think. Now if at 2-0 down the game is likely over and it would be damage limitation. It's important not to give them the initiative and the lead at the start but we often do that with high placed teams.
If we camp in our own half and let Chelsea have possession, sometimes over 90 minutes they will pass there way through us and score. they look least at ease when teams go at them with pace and power. e.g. Bradford City.
Way over the top reaction, even in slow motion. Is he looking fro the ref when he turns round? That said, under the current laws, Bentalob should have been sent off it was seen.
At least he didn't roll around on the floor holding his face. I thought the reaction was fairly normal but I've only seen that vine, don't know what he did after.
It's the way there is a slight delay before he decides to react that gets me. It doesn't seem instinctive. He then looks as if to say, "Oooh, you big bully boy." I'm beginning to think that sort of reaction is now being coached into the players so that it does become instinctive, not just to slaps but to any sort of contact. It's like crowding the ref after every foul. The whole thing is designed to get players sent off. Bentalob was lucky to stay on. Watch how the Chelsea players respond to Alex Bruce this afternoon.
Had a go back then realised, in true delayed Leicester fashion, "Hang on, I could get someone sent off here!"
did you not go to the games against us (if this has been said in another post then soz but I really cant be arsed to read through to much more bilge)
The daft twat will no doubt defend Ulloa. When in fact Ulloa reacted in a fashion I would expect from Gok Wan. What a ponce, he should be ashamed of himself.
