Getsme
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I’m giving my opinion, if you don’t agree with them then that’s fine. Yes he failed to read the game but that was mainly down to the quality of the cross, a cross that should never have been for more reasons than one.As someone just reading through, you are arguing against valid points, and not convincingly.
in response to: You say Jonny's decision to pass the responsibility of marking Ulloa onto Rafael, in case he may be able to cut out a cross
Which is where he failed. Rojo and Blackett "covering the man with the ball, Jonny not recognising that he should be marking the centre forward (CB lesson 101)
Wrong
As I said, if Tyler has taken a look, he sees no immediate danger coming from midfield. His choice is to make up 3 men marking one in the box, or cover his fullback. He makes the right choice. Even then, by your standards for Jonny, he is in a position to cut out a cross, if he is fortunate enough for Vardy to hit it straight to him.
Rafael has the least blame in all of this, and this illustrates the first part of my post. You are willing to stretch opportioning the blame ridiculously, in an effort to exhonorate Evans.
You have an agenda, just as much as those who are slaughtering Evans, when it is a case of form being a good player's problem, and not "Evans is shit!"
You would be better arguing that, than trying to make excuses for an isolated incident, for which he is receiving warranted flack.
You have yet to give me a valid reason as to why Evans was solely at fault for the goal, yet tell me I am wrong when I suggest that there are many reasons as to why Leicester scored that goal, yet I have an agenda?
You and others keep on going on that I’m trying to exonerate Evans from any blame, no idea why you’re saying that but I’m not surprised that you are.
For the last time, try reading this carefully. There are many errors that lead to that goal, one player wasn’t solely to blame, it was a fantastic cross and even better finish. IT’S THAT SIMPLE.