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Goals Conceded this season


ericofarabia
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With the possible exception of the Norwich Goal, and Man U offside goal, we seem to be culpable in all the goals against us, rather than good play by the opposition!!

 

Sunderland - 2 minutes, the shortest player on the pitch wins a header from a corner :rolleyes:

 

Norwich - good play by Redmond, but he got past JWP too easily and Wanyama seemed to pull out of the challenge before Redmond shot.

 

Man Utd - good through ball BUT, Rooney was offside, so it doesn't count ;)

 

Stoke - 12 seconds in - simply WTF was that. Will probably never happen again in my lifetime

 

Hull - over casual play by both Artur and Wanyama. Mentally switched off as we were so much in control?

 

Arsenal - I guess you could say it has been on the cards for Artur to get caught out at some stage. No excuse for not wellying it when the situation was spiralling out of control.

- Soft penalty. If you look at every corner over the match, similar incidents will have passed unpenalised.

 

I think we had the record for least goal attempts against us a few games ago, not sure if that is still the case.

But conceding only 7 in 12 games that include away matches at Liverpool, Man u and Arsenal really is an amazing feat, :adore: BUT amazingly it could have been so much better. Bizarre.

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I guess you could say that 4 goals should've been conceded instead of 7, with Hull, Stoke and 1-0 yesterday as totally avoidable. Even then the Hull goal does seem to happen quite often in football so 5 and no one would spot it.

 

Things like this do happen more than once in the season to teams though and we do seem quite stubborn about our "play from the back patiently" style even in adverse situations so maybe it's a price we have to pay.

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