A good win today that wouldn't have been possible without the great work by the grounds people. I think we should all thank them and of course KT for making this game go ahead I think it's shows KT's commitment to the club and everyone involved!
Well done to Beano as well for finding his scoring boots again I think they must have been hidden amongst all his others in the cupboard under the stairs. Hopefully all the people out there that don't rate him will take it all back and see that he has what he takes to cut it in the football league and he fully deserves to get his place back in the starting XI hopefully CW will see this and not use him as an impact player like he has recently. He is a good goal scorer the stats show it, whether it's a rebound or a 20 yard drive they all count and every goal counts at this time. Well done boys!! Its ei ei ei oh up the football league we go!!
2 wins and onwards and upwards!
2 wins and onwards and upwards!
Don't stop believing!
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He has had some wierd virus type thing they can't get to the bottom of. Some days fine to train, others knackered, no energy."Yellows!" wrote:I mean the last 2 games he should be in the starting XI every game. CW seems to be bringing him when the opposition are starting to get tired much like LSD and potter last season.
I think it is totallay sensible the way he has been used in these circumstances.
The last two games have been ...... WON.
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Clarke did brilliantly to deny McLeod as the Barnet striker attempted to round him."amershamwrighty" wrote:There have been lots of debates on this forum lately about formations, defensive partnerships, midfield combinations and strikers but just reflect for a moment - how good was Ryan Clarke today?
I did notice that Clarke spilled a corner ball shortly after we got the winner - and was thankful to see Constable clear the ball from near to the goal line.
It was akin to his "Wembley moment'.
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Claridge assessments ? Very shallow stuff imho."Swissbloke" wrote:I'd hoped to see more highlights, but it wasn't to be. I wish they'd ditch that awful text in read out crap. More highlights or Claridge assessments would be good.
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Some random thoughts:
- 3 points badly needed, if we had lost yesterday in front of a hostile home crowd, I could see us getting nothing from the next two games and suddenly it's squeaky bum time again
- Despite Beano's excellent impact, I can not abide 'fans' loudly calling for him whenever Craddock doesn't do very well. Craddock did ok yesterday and I believe Beano to be the better player but what can it do to TC's confidence when morons call for his replacement mid-match
- We are a solid mid-table team, got enough to stay up but not enough to go up imho. However, I'd have taken that at the start of the season and if we can keep in touch with 7th, a run towards the end of the campaign might just be enough
- Barnet were woeful and on that showing look certs to go down. They could easily have nicked an equaliser though, hence see the above point!
- 3 points badly needed, if we had lost yesterday in front of a hostile home crowd, I could see us getting nothing from the next two games and suddenly it's squeaky bum time again
- Despite Beano's excellent impact, I can not abide 'fans' loudly calling for him whenever Craddock doesn't do very well. Craddock did ok yesterday and I believe Beano to be the better player but what can it do to TC's confidence when morons call for his replacement mid-match
- We are a solid mid-table team, got enough to stay up but not enough to go up imho. However, I'd have taken that at the start of the season and if we can keep in touch with 7th, a run towards the end of the campaign might just be enough
- Barnet were woeful and on that showing look certs to go down. They could easily have nicked an equaliser though, hence see the above point!
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The BBC highlights show Clarke's save at the end."Sideshow Rob" wrote:I was particularly disappointed that they didn't show Clarke's save near the end.
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100% agree with that."Radley Rambler" wrote:Some random thoughts:
- Despite Beano's excellent impact, I can not abide 'fans' loudly calling for him whenever Craddock doesn't do very well. Craddock did ok yesterday and I believe Beano to be the better player but what can it do to TC's confidence when morons call for his replacement mid-match
That cracking goal at Hereford must have been a fluke and it was just luck he found space for the header against Chesterfield.
Morons indeed.
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Just watched this."boris" wrote:The BBC highlights show Clarke's save at the end."Sideshow Rob" wrote:I was particularly disappointed that they didn't show Clarke's save near the end.
Must have been doctored- Craddock nearly scores two goals. First one was a good effort (Anyone agree?) but I'll hold my hands up and say he should have done better with the second.