The only type of game that isn’t an Emi game is one we don’t care about winning

In my opinion, of course.

When we might have less of the ball I think he’s even more important than ever, or when we think we might be pressed heavily, having someone capable of beating their man is critical.

The best teams (Liverpool, Man City) don’t drop their best creative players when coming up against a tough test, why should we?

I might be on my own with this, but I think we should go for it a bit more. Leicester was a good balance between attack and defence, less defensive than we have been. If we try and defend, we’ll lose, we don’t have pace in the side to be able to play effectively on the break.

Posted By: SimonOTBC on March 6th 2020 at 14:09:18

Message Thread

EMI probably won’t start tomorrow thinks Bailey ... (NCFC) - loz, Mar 6, 13:56:34
- I’ve let the prem go mentally .... (NCFC) - yellowman, Mar 6, 14:13:05
- FFS (n/m) (NCFC) - duke of york, Mar 6, 13:57:09
  - Late decision on his fitness I guess after the cramp (n/m) (NCFC) - loz, Mar 6, 13:59:08
    - Away v Blades - maybe not an Emi game (NCFC) - paulg, Mar 6, 14:00:53
      - The only type of game that isn’t an Emi game is one we don’t care about winning (NCFC) - SimonOTBC, Mar 6, 14:09:18
        
        Agreed. If he's fit, he should play (NCFC) - duke of york, Mar 6, 14:12:34
        
        Totally agree (NCFC) - SimonOTBC, Mar 6, 14:17:10
        
        He probably is a more natural 10 (NCFC) - Cardiff Canary, Mar 6, 15:48:56

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