Quiet on here after a Defeat?
Posted:
Sun Aug 26, 2018 11:58 am
by George Dawes
Negativity?
Just thought id point out when people are accused of only have something to say when we get beat.
Well!!! Yesterday shown and proved its exactly about the Football, it just didn't feel like a defeat, i think most of us walked away from the Ground proud of the Lads for trying to play football the right way and we was unlucky and are now walking away from the Ground looking forward to watching the next game.
Long may it continue, well done Jim and the Lad's.
Re: Quiet on here after a Defeat?
Posted:
Sun Aug 26, 2018 12:25 pm
by marky No.1
Absolutely, George. Continue playing in this manner and style and we will reap the rewards, this group are clearly forming an understanding, just a few minutes lapse in concentration cost us.
Feel sorry for Cranston sitting it out after the penalty error and no doubt Yarney will go down the same track when Lavelle comes back.
Maybe we will try 3 centre backs?
Unforfortunately people that weren't at the game will just see the scoreline and presume we were well beaten
Re: Quiet on here after a Defeat?
Posted:
Sun Aug 26, 2018 12:53 pm
by Keith
marky No.1 wrote:
no doubt Yarney will go down the same track when Lavelle comes back.
I don't know, perhaps Ben will have to fight to get his place back? Yarney has been playing really well. In fact, the entire team have. Long may it continue!
Re: Quiet on here after a Defeat?
Posted:
Sun Aug 26, 2018 1:01 pm
by John L
Keith wrote:marky No.1 wrote:
no doubt Yarney will go down the same track when Lavelle comes back.
I don't know, perhaps Ben will have to fight to get his place back?
He'll have to fight his son for it!
Re: Quiet on here after a Defeat?
Posted:
Sun Aug 26, 2018 3:11 pm
by marky No.1
Keith wrote:Yarney has been playing really well. In fact, the entire team have. Long may it continue!
Indeed he has, but he was involved in not clearing the 2 crosses for both goals yesterday, players that make specic errors for a goal are often left out e.g. Fleming and Cranston