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Originally Posted by Slava
From my amateur view it seems that not only is Farsi the main creator, but everyone else tries to go down the middle whereas everything that could be created is out wide.
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We're way too dependent on the right side. And unfortunately when Farsi is putting crosses and balls into the box anywhere except where the runners are then not much is going to happen for chances. This isn't only a Farsi issue as the whole team seems incapable of playing a killer ball. I'm not sure Mason playing last night fixes a whole lot considering the lack of service
We need someone to step up and make the left side their own. Escalante was really poor but it's kind of understandable given how much he's had to play this season with the fullback injuries.
I'm a little more optimistic than some. Cavs controlled the tempo of the match and Ledgerwood and Simmons did a solid job transitioning from defence to attack. Cavs never let Pacific get into a possession rhythm. The final third is the problem, in contrast Pacific's chances just felt more dangerous than anything Cavalry could generate apart from a couple Camargo moments.
Crowd was loud, we couldn't hear the anthem start playing because it was so loud. I want another shot at Pacific in the playoffs, we need some redemption for all these home losses in knockout games