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Mauricio Pochettino's Post-Match Reaction - Swansea


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  • That's the thing in football, you need to know how to play each game
  • We knew our opponent would try to get back
  • We were able to withstand that
  • We learned today, how to execute another type of football
  • When you are winning, we knew that Swansea would take different risks to us
  • They were opening themselves up
  • We have to understand games and how to play them
  • We are establishing how we want to play
  • Today we didn't play as well as we wanted, but we got the result we wanted
  • I'm very happy for everyone at the club (for the best start to a season)
  • This is just the start of something
  • Lallana is a great player and a great guy
  • Adam has a lot of passion for this club
  • His performance was fantastic today
  • The whole team gave an amazing performance
  • Adam works so hard to try and score and today it happened
  • The only one that may not travel for international duty is Luke Shaw
  • We'd rather he stayed with us for now, he's not well
  • Gaston is fine, he was just left out of today's selection

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I am for the first time starting to believe there is no place at Saints for GR. He is without gifted, but for the manager not to include him in a home match squad when the manager has said there is nothing wrong with him suggests something very wrong!

I am not a GR basher, quite the opposite i believe he is extremely talented but for reasons i can not quite figure he just does not seem to fit the English premier league.....I still hope he comes good but i can see him gone come January and replaced with more quality and someone hopefully better suited to the more physical nature of English football

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I think he just doesn't have the required physical attributes. He is not somebody who is going to run all over the place to recover a ball or to take the ball off the opposition. Plus he seems to lose the ball too much when put under pressure

Guly I agree doesn't quite do that either but I ve already seen him do that a few times in the championship.

Think Gaston is suited for a slower type of football like in Italy when he has much more time on the ball to express his talent.

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With Do Prado being preferred to Ramirez on the bench that says a lot about what MP thinks of Ramirez and that is a worry.

 

Gaston obviously has his thoughts turned towards Uruguay's qualifiers next week and as he wouldn't be starting anyway there was probably no point in retaining him for a 10 minute run out. Uruguay play in Quito on Friday I think so perhaps they made a request to clubs to assemble their squad earlier because going from sea level to play at 10000 ft without acclimatisation takes some doing.

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With Do Prado being preferred to Ramirez on the bench that says a lot about what MP thinks of Ramirez and that is a worry.

 

Perhaps we should be worried about this, too: http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/transfer-news/southamptons--dani-osvaldo-considering-2343956

 

But then again, it's old news, much like the Gaston comments.

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That last note was not said in the interview I watched though. (Saints player)

 

The question was if all players on international duty were ready to travel and there was no problem for Gaston in that regard.

It´s not impossible though that he had a slight knock that kept him out of the 18 man squad yesterday but that it´s nothing that keeps him from playing a few days later.

 

Just a thought.

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