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GAME DAY - Round 18

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Pig Dog with the brilliant tackle... and the miss. Sums up our season to this point.

Noticed that Brad Johnson blamed the conditions for Hartlett being pinged than the tackle. Muppet.

 

Tyson snap goal....

However good a defender Tom McDonald may be, surely he costs us more goals than he saves.

 

We've added some pace today in the form of JKH and Sammy Blease.

Will it make a difference?

early it will IMO.

they're gut running will most likely show out. we still have a long way to go in our midfield list. we need more hard runners, absolute pace is the icing.

 

These [censored] stupid HTB decisions are so infuriating.

Big 5 minutes coming up. Port getting a bit of momentum, don't want them to get cheap and easy goals to undo our good start.

We look bamboozled in defence. Heres an idea. Find an opponent and stand next to one. Especially if they are in the goal square. #facepalm

There was nothing wrong with the holding the ball decision. Viney had a free hand and showed no attempt.

The lack of a decent shepherd by Grimes to put him in that situation was ABYSMAL though. He just ran in side by side with the defender straight into Viney. Pathetic football.


Dean Kent is our sub which I think is absolutely stupid. One of our only players who breaks the lines, and scores goals will now most likely spend half the game off the field.

This has actually [censored] me off.

we have to look at our fringe to see what to do in a few short weeks. I had my cake last night.

I'll take Shiel + others, as the main course for 2015, + some here today who may scrape into the list, or rookie? the goal is a couple of years away & I like how they're doing it now. Like it should have been done a few years ago. the old fashioned way.

good kids & make them earn it the hard way.

Anthony Hudson deserves better than Alastair Lynch and Brad Johnson.

How they ping viney for holding the ball but robbie gray has arms free and then drops it an rolls it out n they let it go.. Umpiring is a joke


There was nothing wrong with the holding the ball decision. Viney had a free hand and showed no attempt.

The lack of a decent shepherd by Grimes to put him in that situation was ABYSMAL though. He just ran in side by side with the defender straight into Viney. Pathetic football.

Rubbish, his hands were completely tied up.

Riley is a tackling machine.

Being outnumbered a bit up forward which hurts as we've worked pretty hard.

Rubbish, his hands were completely tied up.

But he didn't flop about like a fish...

 

Jack Watts could have totally cleaned up Robbie Gray there. Instead he's the one who comes out hurt.


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