“I’d rather not win trophies if it means sitting on the bench,” says Ramsdale.
Southampton and England goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale revealed that he left Arsenal because he didn’t want to “win trophies while sitting on the bench.” Aaron Ramsdale […]
Performance
Jude Bellingham sends three-word message to brother Jobe that every Sunderland fan will really love
Jobe’s impressive performance in his first game back was an ideal start to the season, showcasing his growth from last year. While consistency remains key, his early display has set a positive tone for the campaign. With added pressure from rising talents like Chris Rigg and Adil Aouchiche, maintaining his form will be crucial for Sunderland’s promotion hopes. The early signs are promising, and fans eagerly anticipate his continued impact as the season progresses.
Southampton manager Martin explains Manning’s midfield appearance
SAINTS boss Russell Martin “enjoyed” seeing Ryan Manning play in midfield during Wednesday evening’s match. The defender played in holding midfield as Shea Charles moved […]
Mitchell: “We’re a work in progress”
Hawthorn Senior Coach Sam Mitchell provided insights into his team’s 51-point defeat to the Cats on Saturday afternoon. Speaking to the media post-game, Mitchell analyzed the Hawks’ performance, emphasizing that the team is still in a developmental phase and not yet the finished product. He acknowledged the challenge his team faced, noting their lack of recent experience at the venue and praising the Cats as a strong side. Despite a recent good run of games, Mitchell admitted that the Hawks struggled against the Cats’ experienced lineup, particularly at the start of the game, and couldn’t find a way to recover.
Mitchell also spoke about the ongoing growth of his group, mentioning the strategic plan in place for the past two and a half years. While the Hawks have had some recent successes, they are still striving to consistently compete with top teams like Sydney and Geelong. He pointed out the complexity of achieving this, involving player belief, confidence, personnel, and system, emphasizing that the team is getting closer but remains a work in progress.
Addressing the pressure from opposition teams, Mitchell described the difficulty of the game from a player’s perspective, noting the challenge of making good decisions under pressure. He emphasized the importance of consistent, high-level football under any circumstance, acknowledging that while the team has shown resilience in past games, they struggled to handle the pressure against the Cats. Mitchell reiterated that the Hawks are continually striving to improve and reach their desired level of performance.
Fabrizio Romano shares why Daniel Farke will be ‘delighted’ by Leeds United development
Fabrizio Romano reports that Daniel Farke will be highly pleased with Leeds United’s dominant performance against Norwich City. Leeds, putting their lackluster end-of-season form aside, secured a convincing 4-0 victory over Norwich on Thursday night. This triumph, following last week’s draw at Carrow Road, propelled United into the Championship play-off final at Wembley.
Bristol City were barely recognisable at Stoke as Ipswich Town provide model for Robins to follow
Stoke City, traditionally a favorable away ground for Bristol, turned the tables with a surprising 4-0 defeat, marking a departure from the team’s recent successes. Despite notable contributions from Scott Twine and Max O’Leary, the majority of players fell short of their usual performance standards.
Stoke City role could be perfect for Wolves midfielder if Steven Schumacher can cut a deal
The commentary emphasizes Stoke City’s meticulous preparation and cohesion, which translated into a dominant performance against Plymouth. Stoke’s focus on regaining possession early and maintaining pressure throughout the game was evident from the start. Led by forward players, Stoke effectively disrupted Plymouth’s buildup play and controlled the game with a balanced team structure. Luke Cundle’s performance in an advanced position highlighted Stoke’s tactical flexibility and player suitability. The comprehensive victory showcased Stoke’s ability to execute their game plan effectively, emphasizing the importance of consistency in their performance. Looking ahead, the commentary anticipates a similar approach against Southampton, underlining the importance of unity and adherence to the team’s strategy.
Porzingis gears up for Game 3, staying calm: ‘No need to overreact.’
Following a challenging Game 2, Kristaps Porzingis is gearing up for a comeback in Miami this Saturday. Despite his remarkable offensive prowess this season, he […]
Swansea City are starting to look the winners from £2m Stoke City agreement: View
Tymon’s emergence as a standout player for Swansea City has been a highlight of the season, with his recent performances drawing praise from fans and pundits alike. Despite a challenging start to his Swansea career, Tymon’s perseverance and contributions have been instrumental in the team’s improved form. With his contract running until 2026, Swansea can look forward to his continued presence, though his impressive displays may attract attention from other clubs in the future.
Why Red Sox Especially Need Jarren Duran’s Offensive Spark
“Duran’s defining moment came in the sixth inning. With McGuire and Rafaela on base, Duran’s triple to right-center field swiftly brought both runners home, narrowing the deficit to just one run. His lightning-fast play instantly shifted the game’s momentum, showcasing his knack for impacting crucial moments.”