| Is modern top level football a bit boring? 17:52 - May 15 with 1014 views | Dubtractor |
Its a point I'm sure I've made before - but just seems to be teams cancelling each other out.
36 minutes into the cup final, and almost nothing at all has happened.
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| Is modern top level football a bit boring? on 17:54 - May 15 with 985 views | footers |
No one even tries breaking each other's legs anymore.
It's pasteurised football, for people with false teeth. |  |
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| Is modern top level football a bit boring? on 17:59 - May 15 with 948 views | Steve_M |
Fitness levels and organisation have improved immensely over recent decades. If teams play well off the ball then there’s not a lot of space. That’s very much the case here although Chelsea have nearly created a few chances. It’ll open up a bit more as players tire.
It’s similar in the Championship, the space that Burley’s teams had, let alone three or four reliably weak teams, just isn’t there there any more. |  |
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| Is modern top level football a bit boring? on 18:00 - May 15 with 940 views | jayessess |
Compared to what?
When you've got nothing at stake, all football isn't intrinsically a brilliant watch a lot of the time. |  |
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| Is modern top level football a bit boring? on 18:00 - May 15 with 942 views | chicoazul |
Many top flight teams just seem so risk averse. I don’t think it helps when you have a solid defensive unit in Chelsea against a counter attack team like Leicester. |  |
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| Is modern top level football a bit boring? on 18:02 - May 15 with 927 views | Mullet |
Not sure we can talk after our run of 0-0s buh! |  |
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| Is modern top level football a bit boring? on 18:02 - May 15 with 928 views | SitfcB |
Chelsea are boring under TT.
See Newcastle v Man City last night and Man Utd v Liverpool on Thursday, they were entertaining! |  |
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| Is modern top level football a bit boring? on 18:04 - May 15 with 907 views | Dubtractor |
| Is modern top level football a bit boring? on 18:02 - May 15 by Mullet |
Not sure we can talk after our run of 0-0s buh! |
Does that mean we are top level too? | |
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| Is modern top level football a bit boring? on 18:05 - May 15 with 891 views | MattinLondon |
| Is modern top level football a bit boring? on 17:59 - May 15 by Steve_M |
Fitness levels and organisation have improved immensely over recent decades. If teams play well off the ball then there’s not a lot of space. That’s very much the case here although Chelsea have nearly created a few chances. It’ll open up a bit more as players tire.
It’s similar in the Championship, the space that Burley’s teams had, let alone three or four reliably weak teams, just isn’t there there any more. |
The better teams regardless of fitness levels will always have extra time and find extra space.
It’s simply due to the fact that a lot of teams are too scared of losing |  | | |
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| Is modern top level football a bit boring? on 18:06 - May 15 with 886 views | ONENIL78 |
| Is modern top level football a bit boring? on 18:00 - May 15 by chicoazul |
Many top flight teams just seem so risk averse. I don’t think it helps when you have a solid defensive unit in Chelsea against a counter attack team like Leicester. |
i think i saw a tackle made in the 35minute |  | | |
| Is modern top level football a bit boring? on 18:06 - May 15 with 886 views | SitfcB |
| Is modern top level football a bit boring? on 18:04 - May 15 by Dubtractor |
Does that mean we are top level too? |
I think Man Utd have had 8/9 0-0’s this season, we are basically a top 2 Premier League side. | |
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| Is modern top level football a bit boring? on 18:06 - May 15 with 885 views | Bramidan |
Has enybody reminded them it's supposed to be entertainment?
I'm off to read my book.
Pundits trying to talk it up, it's sh1t | | | |
| Is modern top level football a bit boring? on 18:07 - May 15 with 880 views | MattinLondon |
Sounds like tactics Mick McGiven would be proud of. | | | |
| Is modern top level football a bit boring? on 18:09 - May 15 with 855 views | Throbbe |
Never mind that. Is Jermaine Jenas wearing a cardigan under his jacket?
These are the important questions. |  |
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| Is modern top level football a bit boring? on 18:10 - May 15 with 842 views | Mullet |
| Is modern top level football a bit boring? on 18:04 - May 15 by Dubtractor |
Does that mean we are top level too? |
More like Top Deck compared the champagne football lot innit | |
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| Is modern top level football a bit boring? on 18:17 - May 15 with 804 views | jayessess |
| Is modern top level football a bit boring? on 18:06 - May 15 by Bramidan |
Has enybody reminded them it's supposed to be entertainment?
I'm off to read my book.
Pundits trying to talk it up, it's sh1t |
"to hell with your tactical plan, please throw caution to the wind to entertain me, a neutral, who could not care in the slightest whether you win or lose." | |
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| Is modern top level football a bit boring? on 18:17 - May 15 with 798 views | Bramidan |
| Is modern top level football a bit boring? on 18:06 - May 15 by Bramidan |
Has enybody reminded them it's supposed to be entertainment?
I'm off to read my book.
Pundits trying to talk it up, it's sh1t |
Atmosphere electric some so some idiot I just heard. | | | |
| Is modern top level football a bit boring? on 18:21 - May 15 with 776 views | Herbivore |
Cup finals are generally cagey affairs. I remember loads of dull ones growing up in the 80s and 90s. I reckon 1-0 is probably the most common FA Cup final scoreline. |  |
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| Is modern top level football a bit boring? on 18:26 - May 15 with 752 views | MattinLondon |
| Is modern top level football a bit boring? on 18:21 - May 15 by Herbivore |
Cup finals are generally cagey affairs. I remember loads of dull ones growing up in the 80s and 90s. I reckon 1-0 is probably the most common FA Cup final scoreline. |
Can you please keep to the script - modern football and modern football fans don’t have a clue.
If you remember that then you can add in phrases like ‘tin pot’ and ‘proper’ for extra bite.
Surprised a regular poster like you doesn’t know this. | | | |
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