Danny PintoHost
Eric VieiraGuest
Anthony EstevesGuest
Um, in this game, and, and, and let's, let's, let's go ahead and get to the game.

Um, it was so much, it was so much more positive in terms of the attack, right? It was, it was a bit more forward.

I mean, we still held on a lot, and we still played the ball back a lot, but it just did not seem that we did, um, as much of the holding on to the, to the possession for possession's sake.

There seemed to be, um, there seemed to be a reason for, for, uh, for having the ball at their feet and attacking.

And obviously a five-nil, a five-nil match and a five-nil result is gonna always be better [laughs] more times than not than a one-one draw, right? But I just thought that it just, it just looked better.

They, they opened up with, like, a very high line that I thought, "We can eat this up real quick if we put some passes together." Um, you know, find the lanes, attack in the middle, kick it back out, kick it back in.



Um, in this game, and, and, and let's, let's, let's go ahead and get to the game.

Um, it was so much, it was so much more positive in terms of the attack, right? It was, it was a bit more forward.

I mean, we still held on a lot, and we still played the ball back a lot, but it just did not seem that we did, um, as much of the holding on to the, to the possession for possession's sake.

There seemed to be, um, there seemed to be a reason for, for, uh, for having the ball at their feet and attacking.

And obviously a five-nil, a five-nil match and a five-nil result is gonna always be better [laughs] more times than not than a one-one draw, right? But I just thought that it just, it just looked better.

They, they opened up with, like, a very high line that I thought, "We can eat this up real quick if we put some passes together." Um, you know, find the lanes, attack in the middle, kick it back out, kick it back in.


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