balltofeet wrote:
I will be brief utter tripe this afternoon. As my lad said you are 1-0 up against the bottom of the league who have 5,000 fans on the owners backs and allow a young kid, their number 31, to get between the lines and dictate play creating 2 goals and 2 cast iron opportunities with sublime movement and passes.
Magnay and Harrison busted a gut and were immense today. PLease get of Scott's backs folks he cares. Interestingly they were the only two to clap the fans.
Oates and Alessandra tried but do not have the ability and testified by the formers two misses second half and the latters cushioned back pass in the first to their keeper.
Thomas delivered two beautiful second half crosses for no return.
The rest, save for the keeper, were awful although Woods tried when he came on for the first 10 minutes gave us some life.
2. points
1. 5 minutes into the second half 4 players shouting at each other all negative stuff = zero team spirit
2. In the pre-match warm up the back 4 and 2 centre midfielders struggled with the communication with the baldy coach in a drill that did not work and they restored to simple passes. Nuff said.
If it is true we have a manager and presumably 2 coaches working without contract then there is an obvious thing to do, but a Collins and Sweeney partnership, two blokes who would care, seems impossible because Collins was sacked for a breach of discipline allegedly a month. His return seems unlikely in any other form of business. I suspect Sweeney has not got the required badges neither I suspect has McGuckin. That leaves ....................... John Hewitson! What we need is some energy and the ability to finish chances. Today we could not finish our dinner against one of the worst back 4 I have seen in league football.
What a pile of shite you have just wrote.
How was harrison immemse. Please tell me how? He was woeful, as he was against carlusle and morecambe.
In fact same question for magnay. He was fucking rubbish today. Did he once try and go past the winger? He just ran a few ymyards forward and passed sideways.