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For me, Gray had a tendency to hold up play too often. He'd stand nonchalantly on the ball waiting for something to happen. In the meantime, it gave the other team chance to get back and get organised.
Danjuma seems to be much more keen to run into the box and try to get a shot off.
 

For me, Gray had a tendency to hold up play too often. He'd stand nonchalantly on the ball waiting for something to happen. In the meantime, it gave the other team chance to get back and get organised.
Danjuma seems to be much more keen to run into the box and try to get a shot off.
 

Never heard that phrase before either, but I love it. Definitely going straight into my vocabulary! 🤣

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He should have been paying to 'play' for us too, the carthorse.

I have worked with Brighton a bit. From top to bottom they are a tight and well run club, know their place, realistic objectives, properly managed, coached. That translates on to the pitch - so their managers and players are the icing on the cake. They pump their stocks and sell them on at a profit.  
Southampton used to be the same, until they sold to the current nutters they have in charge.
We are the opposite of Brighton.

Brighton are freaking amazing. Really outpunching their wage bill....absolute class at unearthing gems and selling them on...even after they lost Potter and their DOF (who went to NCL I think) they have continued to deliver in this area.

Something last nights game does highlight is there is actually only a fine line between a team chasing the last European league places and those potentially battling relegation. A few key players in the team and a little bit of confidence make a huge difference. As the away team we looked good value at both Brentford and Villa - and ultimately deserved both the wins.
Back this up with a couple of good home wins now, and we then change from that team that the oppositions see as a easy meal to the team they are actually not looking forward to playing. Just losing the sad club in crisis tag would be a big improvment this season.
 

For me, Gray had a tendency to hold up play too often. He'd stand nonchalantly on the ball waiting for something to happen. In the meantime, it gave the other team chance to get back and get organised.
Danjuma seems to be much more keen to run into the box and try to get a shot off.
 

For me, Gray had a tendency to hold up play too often. He'd stand nonchalantly on the ball waiting for something to happen. In the meantime, it gave the other team chance to get back and get organised.
Danjuma seems to be much more keen to run into the box and try to get a shot off.
 

For me, Gray had a tendency to hold up play too often. He'd stand nonchalantly on the ball waiting for something to happen. In the meantime, it gave the other team chance to get back and get organised.
Danjuma seems to be much more keen to run into the box and try to get a shot off.
 

Never got going last season due to injury set back. I was impressed with how the young lad did in Forests promotion season, and I felt it was good business getting him in at £15M last summer.
I have been looking forward to seeing him getting up to speed and not been disappointed now he is getting a good run in the team. I think there is plenty more to come from him and his goal will have given him great confidence. 
 

His decision making is absolutely frustrating at times but I feel that we're consistently more dangerous with him on the ball than I felt with Gray. No idea if that's actually true or not mind you, just the feeling I get when he's attacking vs Gray.

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Meanwhile, everyone else will just enjoy two away wins in a week .

Loved his assist last night. Garner pointed and Onana responded and put it exactly where it needed to go.

For 70 minutes that was more comfortable than I’d have dared to hope for. We were in total control of the game.
It got a bit scary towards the end but we were more than worthy of taking our place in the next round.
I was very impressed with how we pressed Villa and just how disciplined we were in all aspects of our game. We knew what the game plan was and we implemented it.
I’m enjoying getting drunk in celebration rather than commiseration.
Onwards!

Not bad that Dyche-ball today.

McNeil on for Harrison. I could do Dyche's job! 😜
 

Is his brother Bafta Bill?

Not bad that Dyche-ball today.

Great to get one back over on Villa on their patch so soon.  Two wins in a row will do wonders to improve the mood around the place.  March on to Luton and we can start to think about having a proper season. 

Not bad that Dyche-ball today.

Not bad that Dyche-ball today.

It's true. We've gone from cruising to victory fighting for our lives and clinging on by the skin of our teeth.

Keane couldn't do much about the deflection but he's a magnet to stuff like that.