MLS 2022/23 Season: Part 2

Duelled 29-15 in favor of Loksu, with 7 out of 9 successful dribbles. Honestly, just incredible energy on the court today.👍

Smells like the usual 1:1 ratio to me.

Honestly, there's just no way Hajduk is going to roll over and take it now, they'll never be that easy...
I caught the last match between Dinamo and Hajduk, and man, it was actually kind of shocking how much they've fallen off lately... 🤦

There's zero hustle, absolutely no vision, and when it comes to moving off the ball, you're just left wondering, "Wait, what are they even doing?" and stuff like that.

Gregory Ramos3 said:Honestly, there's just no way Hajduk is going to roll over and take it now, they'll never be that easy...
I caught the last match between Dinamo and Hajduk, and man, it was actually kind of shocking how much they've fallen off lately... 🤦

There's zero hustle, absolutely no vision, and when it comes to moving off the ball, you're just left wondering, "Wait, what are they even doing?" and stuff like that.

Without Adem, we're feeling it. No matter how many injuries he deals with, the guy makes everyone else 20% better just by his positioning and work rate.

Sure, Baturina shows promise and Ljubičić should be solid enough. You can always count on Petko and Misic to deliver something given their class, even if they're both past their prime.

But the rest of this squad? They're playing in a completely different league compared to the rosters from previous seasons.

Props to Ivanusec, Spikic, Menal, Bulat, and the other attacking guys, but they aren't even close to what you need for a team competing in the Champions League.

Those wing positions especially are painful to watch. If you're going to play slow, possession-based football, your wingers actually have to produce goals and dribbles to break deadlocks. Right now, these guys can barely manage that at the domestic level.

Gregory Ramos3 said:Honestly, there's just no way Hajduk is going to roll over and take it now, they'll never be that easy...
I caught the last match between Dinamo and Hajduk, and man, it was actually kind of shocking how much they've fallen off lately... 🤦

There's zero hustle, absolutely no vision, and when it comes to moving off the ball, you're just left wondering, "Wait, what are they even doing?" and stuff like that.

And that's probably why we play such brilliant basketball. 😁

Gregory Ramos3 said:Honestly, there's just no way Hajduk is going to roll over and take it now, they'll never be that easy...
I caught the last match between Dinamo and Hajduk, and man, it was actually kind of shocking how much they've fallen off lately... 🤦

There's zero hustle, absolutely no vision, and when it comes to moving off the ball, you're just left wondering, "Wait, what are they even doing?" and stuff like that.

Do you really think the Sounders will bounce back next season?
Maybe we're just witnessing the beginning of the end...

Nancy Sanchez31 said:And that's probably why we play such brilliant basketball. 😁

Look, Hajduk isn't actually that bad—it’s just that teams like Lokomotiva, Sibenik, and Istra have stepped up their game lately. And now even Gorica is finding its footing, while Varazdin and Slaven have been trouble for a long time now.☕ Okay, sure, Osijek and Rijeka have massive budgets behind them.

Everything else is just a drop in the bucket.

The cheater got what was coming to them. Honestly, things seem to be looking up today, I guess.

The transition is underway

Smells like a 2-2 draw to me. They’re definitely going to take out Locke next, and after that, it'll just be a non-stop siege on their goal until the final whistle.☕

What exactly is going on with Šutalic? He’s struggling defensively, he’s failing offensively...

Man, the pace Lokomotiv is setting is absolutely insane. Everyone’s gonna end up with lung issues just from standing around in all that exhaust smoke.

Michael Jackson10 said:Man, the pace Lokomotiv is setting is absolutely insane. Everyone’s gonna end up with lung issues just from standing around in all that exhaust smoke.

Man, the first half was pure adrenaline, but now they've totally stepped on the brakes.

If Dinamo loses with just four or five guys actually playing, you have to wonder if they even have a voice left in European competition. And let's be honest, those four or five aren't exactly world-class talents like a prime Messi or a prime Benzema either.

boldbadger1 said:Look, Hajduk isn't actually that bad—it’s just that teams like Lokomotiva, Sibenik, and Istra have stepped up their game lately. And now even Gorica is finding its footing, while Varazdin and Slaven have been trouble for a long time now.☕ Okay, sure, Osijek and Rijeka have massive budgets behind them.

Everything else is just a drop in the bucket.

😁

Bryan Carter said:If Dinamo loses with just four or five guys actually playing, you have to wonder if they even have a voice left in European competition. And let's be honest, those four or five aren't exactly world-class talents like a prime Messi or a prime Benzema either.

Fine, give us three decent ones then.

What a mess... now even the club is losing its cool. It's going to be total chaos by the end of this.

It’s pretty wild how someone as mediocre as Spikic can still land a call-up to the national team.

There are just way too many players on this roster who wouldn't even make the cut if they were at their absolute peak, let alone playing for a club like the Sounders.
Ljubičić, Špikić, Bulat... honestly, where does the list end?

That jerk is hogging the zipper—password is: "Kum Simic"

There are just way too many bad passes coming from the Dinamo side today; honestly, half the balls aren't even finding anyone on the pitch. Meanwhile, Lokomotiva is looking dangerous, practically camping out in our defensive third.