Sconnie Blue
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He wasn't called up.
Hallelujah. 2 week break.
Hallelujah. 2 week break.
You would think he would learn..... alas!Poor old Jorginho's flutter embarrassing himself as usual....
This has to be the worst take I've ever seen on this forum and I've been a member since 2011, holy sh*tEven Scholes said the guy doesn't do nearly enough.
Overrated, overpaid and unhinged since he didn't even care to help with the buildup while the centre backs are inexperienced.
I mean we can mate, will just lead to fifa banning them for playing for us for a few weeks if you national association complains.We can't, nor should we. If players need rest that's the a club's responsibility not the international team's.
I hate international friendlies as much as anyone but club's should never have the right to withdraw players from any international squad.
There's definitely a balance. In this case if I was an Ecuador fan I wouldn't want Caicedo playing, he's clearly on his knees and they need him next summer.I mean we can mate, will just lead to fifa banning them for playing for us for a few weeks if you national association complains.
am glad ecuador have seen sense, and more national associations should as well. For competitive games I get it, but for Friendly's they have a greater responsibility for duty of care for the players.
Teams that played in the club world cup fifa should be stepping in to help in some way, I don't know what. Is no coincidence that we have so many injuries. Psg do as well.
Aside from the money making aspect of them for the respective FAs, I think international Friendly's should be used to try out players, for the most part, who are normally either back ups, used by the under 21s, or have very few to no caps.There's definitely a balance. In this case if I was an Ecuador fan I wouldn't want Caicedo playing, he's clearly on his knees and they need him next summer.
But they also need as much time together with the players as possible. Otherwise what's the point
Are you going to come and say you are sorry for this comment. If there was ever a football comment which deserved a ban, it is this one..Even Scholes said the guy doesn't do nearly enough.
Overrated, overpaid and unhinged since he didn't even care to help with the buildup while the centre backs are inexperienced.
Rice would tear his ACL trying to drop a shoulder when receiving the ball like Caicedo does."got that little bit of extra quality with the ball".
Yet when Rice is the deepest midfielder Arsenal have no build up, whereas Caicedo can play anywhere in midfield and at times plays everywhere in midfield when he's with Enzo.
Please sir....can I have some more?I loved the way Moi backed that overrated twat VVD up. If Moi had carried on VVD would have been in his own 6 yard box.
The blockbuster of a shot, no piledriver, simply put that fella out of his misery, very very weak defending.
John Terry would never have defended like that.

Problem here is that Maresca hates this sort of play, where the ball is being switched from left to right quickly and early in the phase. It was painfully hard to see against Palace and Brentford. Maresca thinks it's too risky to play passes between defenders deep on the pitch even though so many chances have been conceded because we pass to a wide player who gets crowded out and turns over the ball way too easily.I hadnt appreciated just how instrumental Caicedo was in the winning goal. Basically - getting the ball deep and being closed down by 2 defenders, rather than doing the expected thing and putting the ball down the line - he pulled off a lovely little reverse pass to lavia, that unlocked the "play" that saw us score the winner.
As much as I now like him as a player, I like him for what he does today "warts and all."Problem here is that Maresca hates this sort of play, where the ball is being switched from left to right quickly and early in the phase. It was painfully hard to see against Palace and Brentford. Maresca thinks it's too risky to play passes between defenders deep on the pitch even though so many chances have been conceded because we pass to a wide player who gets crowded out and turns over the ball way too easily.
As brilliant as I think Caicedo is right now, I genuinely believe there is another level to his game that could be unlocked by a better manager who uses his creative and attacking ability as well as his defensive ones. Essien in 2007 vs Essien in 2006, or Kante under Conte vs Kante under Tuchel come to mind.