Brentford 4-3 Ipswich Town: Stuart Watson’s Take
Ipswich Town fell 4-3 to Brentford in yesterday’s Premier League clash. Stuart Watson shares his thoughts on the game. A Strong Start There were many […]
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Crystal Palace captain Marc Guehi expresses his feelings about Everton after a “missed opportunity.”
Crystal Palace initially led against Everton on Saturday, but two second-half goals from Dwight McNeil flipped the match at Goodison Park, leaving the Eagles still […]
Ipswich Town’s Kieran McKenna praises Kalvin Phillips for his “humility.”
Man City loanee Kalvin Phillips played his first full match for Ipswich Town last weekend. Manager Kieran McKenna has shared how the midfielder is adjusting […]
The Sunderland aspect Luke O’Nien has been proud of this season despite disappointing end
Luke O’Nien reflects on his position as a centre-back for Sunderland and the team’s defensive performance during the 2023/24 season. He acknowledges that Sunderland’s defensive statistics this season are commendable but believes there is still potential for improvement.
Throughout the 2023/24 campaign, the 29-year-old O’Nien started 43 league games at centre-back, frequently captaining Sunderland and often partnering with Dan Ballard. Despite setbacks from injuries to key defenders like Dennis Cirkin, Jenson Seelt, and Aji Alese, Sunderland achieved the fifth-best defensive record in the Championship. O’Nien expressed pride in the team’s defensive achievements and emphasized the importance of their strong statistics, while also stressing the need for continued improvement in the coming season.
O’Nien also spoke about the valuable contributions of Graeme Murty, the under-21s boss and former Premier League defender, who stepped up to assist the first team. He credited Murty with significantly enhancing his game both on and off the pitch, underscoring the importance of maintaining this collaboration to further develop their defensive capabilities.
Bruins Leaders’ ‘Concern’ Spurs Jim Montgomery’s Encouragement
The B’s have potential for improvement. The Bruins find themselves leading the first-round Stanley Cup playoffs series against Toronto 2-1 following a Game 3 victory. […]