Luke isn't looking to blame the boss by what he is saying
He is using a saying essentially
What he is saying is Clarke set west brom up knowing how we would play, attempting to stifle us and hit on the break.
We have been flat all night, we may have had chances but nothing clear. We couldn't break them down, they hit us with a set peice then on the break.
In that sense he "out thought" Rodgers.
We tried to impose ourselves on them, they let us with the idea of staying in the game.
We were rubbish tonight really.. Another one of those nights where we don't get an early goal and fail to really get going. That's what you get with average sides.
Teams around 6th - 9th do this.. Look good some days, look flat and poor on others.
It's fair watching that 90 minutes that Clarke got the better of Rodgers. That's not slagging him off, that's football
Sorry but I don't agree and don't see it that way.
Albion got lucky as did Clarke with his tactics. If Agger doesn't have his head up his rectum there's no goal there and there's a good chance that maybe we finally put one in. I mean the law of averages was in our favor at that point.
I have no problem with people blaming Rodgers if he's at fault for something but I just don't see what he was suppose to do differently tonight. We needed 3 points, we needed to attack and he brought on three offensive players in the second half.
Stevie missed a penalty. Whether or not it should have been given is beside the point...he missed a pen.
That's why I'm in disbelief, there is no way we should have lost this game. There have been games this season where I was not surprised we lost, I watched this one cover to cover and can't believe it.
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