A really good summary and especial thanks for the shoutout to Berge, who I thought had an outstanding match. But it really wasn't perfect and we are going to have to cut out the errors and the predictability (those crossfield passes looking for Wilson were ones even Wolves could anticipate) if we are going to get into the mid-table mass. Take this with thanks to Wolves for being the perfect opposition yesterday, and move on. One last thought - on several occasions Kevin slotted in at left back while Sess was marauding upfield - and he looked the part too.
Agree with all of that - an improvement, but aided massively by how poor Wolves were. Everton (and then Sunderland after the internationals) are far more competent teams and we'll have to keep raising our game to drag ourselves back up the table. I do like the versatility our players are showing to operate on the left, as you've said with Kevin's covering... but I do hope Robinson returns soon, because the team has missed his end-to-end brilliance and we'd be able to give Sess (and Kevin!) the chance to attack without the same defensive responsibilities!
Felt Fulham started tentatively not winning for a month is understandable,compare that to the second half and the end of the game it was a different team full of confidence.
Well done to Silva who for the first time this season his whole manner seems happy.
Very true, there was a lot riding on this game and the team would definitely have been feeling it. Wolves were, in all likelihood, the perfect team for us to play - their complete lack of confidence at the minute let us take an early lead and get away with a few early mistakes. The fun was back in the football by the end, too! We just have to try and capture this going forward, which with players returning from injury should be possible!
A really good summary and especial thanks for the shoutout to Berge, who I thought had an outstanding match. But it really wasn't perfect and we are going to have to cut out the errors and the predictability (those crossfield passes looking for Wilson were ones even Wolves could anticipate) if we are going to get into the mid-table mass. Take this with thanks to Wolves for being the perfect opposition yesterday, and move on. One last thought - on several occasions Kevin slotted in at left back while Sess was marauding upfield - and he looked the part too.
Agree with all of that - an improvement, but aided massively by how poor Wolves were. Everton (and then Sunderland after the internationals) are far more competent teams and we'll have to keep raising our game to drag ourselves back up the table. I do like the versatility our players are showing to operate on the left, as you've said with Kevin's covering... but I do hope Robinson returns soon, because the team has missed his end-to-end brilliance and we'd be able to give Sess (and Kevin!) the chance to attack without the same defensive responsibilities!
Felt Fulham started tentatively not winning for a month is understandable,compare that to the second half and the end of the game it was a different team full of confidence.
Well done to Silva who for the first time this season his whole manner seems happy.
Very true, there was a lot riding on this game and the team would definitely have been feeling it. Wolves were, in all likelihood, the perfect team for us to play - their complete lack of confidence at the minute let us take an early lead and get away with a few early mistakes. The fun was back in the football by the end, too! We just have to try and capture this going forward, which with players returning from injury should be possible!