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Post by chirkshrew on Aug 14, 2024 10:16:39 GMT 1
Savins
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Post by Pilch on Aug 14, 2024 10:32:10 GMT 1
Speaking of Savin
He's faced 6 penalties this season and only conceded 3 of them
Anyone got marosis pen stats ?
And one more penalty stat
Re biggins
When was the last time a penalty went over the roof of the stand ? 🤪
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Post by Minormorris64 on Aug 14, 2024 10:44:21 GMT 1
Well done Town. Awful first half, but showed some fight in the second half. Question to those watching on Sky Sports + did you get any glitching at all? Towards the end of the game it was pretty poor. Nope |
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Post by DiglisShrew on Aug 14, 2024 10:46:34 GMT 1
Speaking of Savin He's faced 6 penalties this season and only conceded 3 of them Anyone got marosis pen stats ? And one more penalty stat Re biggins When was the last time a penalty went over the roof of the stand ? 🤪 But out of 6 how many has he physically saved 🤔 |
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Post by Minormorris64 on Aug 14, 2024 10:52:00 GMT 1
Speaking of Savin He's faced 6 penalties this season and only conceded 3 of them Anyone got marosis pen stats ? And one more penalty stat Re biggins When was the last time a penalty went over the roof of the stand ? 🤪 Remember in a Welsh Cup match one ended up on the road outside the Wakeman |
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Post by ssshrew on Aug 14, 2024 11:28:30 GMT 1
Speaking of Savin He's faced 6 penalties this season and only conceded 3 of them Anyone got marosis pen stats ? And one more penalty stat Re biggins When was the last time a penalty went over the roof of the stand ? 🤪 Probably Stoke at playoff final! |
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Post by Deleted on Aug 14, 2024 12:34:10 GMT 1
Savin will hopefully get better. He's young and the back four in front of him is shakey.
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Post by stuttgartershrew on Aug 14, 2024 12:39:27 GMT 1
Overreactions here, overreactions there. The season very much back under way on B&A...  |
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Post by Mr Magoo on Aug 14, 2024 13:04:07 GMT 1
One more showing like this and Hurst can go. 🤡🤡🤡 |
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Post by Deleted on Aug 14, 2024 13:05:37 GMT 1
There does appear to be goals in the team at least, O'Reilly's and Rossiter's crosses to Shipley was encouraging.
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Post by chirkshrew on Aug 14, 2024 13:22:39 GMT 1
O'Reilly is a very good player...and will get better still,as he gets used to league 1 football..think Lloyd will get his chance instead of biggins on Saturday
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Post by dannylad01 on Aug 14, 2024 13:51:14 GMT 1
I was really impressed with Lloyd. He's quick, strong, half decent in the air and made some brilliant runs. Much improved game from Hoole after a shocker on Saturday. Feeney needs to start. Nsiala was very poor, pulled out of position so easily time after time. Winchester is like a man possessed this season. I honestly believe Hurst instructed the players to let them have the ball at the hack first half and then implemented the press 2nf half. It worked a treat, for all of county's nice passing they could not cope with our press. Savin worries me. Some suspect kicking, terrible blind pass straight to the attacker and I think he should have done a lot better with the shot that lead to the corner for County's 3rd goal. I was watching him warm up as the teams were taking shots at him. He saved 1 out of 20 shots. The lad defo needs time and a confidence boost. If you're talking about the warm up just before the players go back in, that was Young in goal and not Savin. Some of the previous reserve keepers didn't even try to stop the shots in the warm up |
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Post by secretshrew on Aug 14, 2024 14:23:45 GMT 1
I didn’t go last night as twice per week isn’t good for my health!! Sounds like we’re writing off players after the first home game of the season - judge players after a season.
Hope we manage to keep Shipley 🤞🏻
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Post by Pilch on Aug 14, 2024 15:49:28 GMT 1
Speaking of Savin He's faced 6 penalties this season and only conceded 3 of them Anyone got marosis pen stats ? And one more penalty stat Re biggins When was the last time a penalty went over the roof of the stand ? 🤪 But out of 6 how many has he physically saved 🤔 He sent them the wrong way 🥳 , works 2 ways , their players will have seen stevenages pen on sat and how he probably had it covered anyway and covering bottom corner is pretty good going for any keeper , the goal was too small for them 👍 |
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Post by pughywasfree on Aug 14, 2024 16:30:00 GMT 1
I was really impressed with Lloyd. He's quick, strong, half decent in the air and made some brilliant runs. Much improved game from Hoole after a shocker on Saturday. Feeney needs to start. Nsiala was very poor, pulled out of position so easily time after time. Winchester is like a man possessed this season. I honestly believe Hurst instructed the players to let them have the ball at the hack first half and then implemented the press 2nf half. It worked a treat, for all of county's nice passing they could not cope with our press. Savin worries me. Some suspect kicking, terrible blind pass straight to the attacker and I think he should have done a lot better with the shot that lead to the corner for County's 3rd goal. I was watching him warm up as the teams were taking shots at him. He saved 1 out of 20 shots. The lad defo needs time and a confidence boost. If you're talking about the warm up just before the players go back in, that was Young in goal and not Savin. Some of the previous reserve keepers didn't even try to stop the shots in the warm up That's reassuring. I was quite far away. Very poor effort from young who might aswell have just stood still |
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Post by markglasgow on Aug 14, 2024 16:33:15 GMT 1
Last night was a chaotic mess of a football match. Credit to the players for taking advantage of County folding like cheap garden furniture. What should have been a straight forward exercise quickly descended into a horror show.
If we have any chance of staying up we need to be relatively solid at the back. We are a million miles away from that. Saturday could be a difficult afternoon. Peterborough have the potential to run amok.
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Post by harboroughshrew on Aug 14, 2024 16:57:32 GMT 1
Last night was a chaotic mess of a football match. Credit to the players for taking advantage of County folding like cheap garden furniture. What should have been a straight forward exercise quickly descended into a horror show. If we have any chance of staying up we need to be relatively solid at the back. We are a million miles away from that. Saturday could be a difficult afternoon. Peterborough have the potential to run amok. We certainly need to improve defensively but Peterborough have lost their first two games without scoring a goal (albeit against two decent sides in Huddersfield and Oxford) and we could easily have got something from both our games against them in the league last year so lets hope they dont run amok. |
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Post by Pilch on Aug 14, 2024 17:01:28 GMT 1
Last night was a chaotic mess of a football match. Credit to the players for taking advantage of County folding like cheap garden furniture. What should have been a straight forward exercise quickly descended into a horror show. If we have any chance of staying up we need to be relatively solid at the back. We are a million miles away from that. Saturday could be a difficult afternoon. Peterborough have the potential to run amok. What game did you watch ? Firstly it was a cup game , no one had a right to a straight forward win in any comp , We had 13 corners to their 3 20 shots to their 12 , More big chances too, 2nd half We knocked on the door non stop , we deserved to win but such is football they got their 3rd too you actually sound bitter that we won Out of curiosity , How high did you jump when our 3rd goal went it ? |
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Post by gtismygod on Aug 14, 2024 17:14:41 GMT 1
Last night was a chaotic mess of a football match. Credit to the players for taking advantage of County folding like cheap garden furniture. What should have been a straight forward exercise quickly descended into a horror show. If we have any chance of staying up we need to be relatively solid at the back. We are a million miles away from that. Saturday could be a difficult afternoon. Peterborough have the potential to run amok. You sound like you’re fuming that we won. |
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Post by gtismygod on Aug 14, 2024 17:19:42 GMT 1
The big difference for me last night was the crossing, in terms of both quantity and quality. It created so many chances and half chances. O’Reilly and Rossiter’s crosses for the goals were excellent, and there was also a good cross from deep that Bloxham put right on to Shipley’s head, as well as Kayode’s header on to the bar. Seemed like it was a bit of a game plan for that second half and it worked well.
We barely put a cross in under either Taylor or Cotterill.
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Post by chirkshrew on Aug 14, 2024 17:30:28 GMT 1
Think that's why Hurst wants a winger in.kayode did pretty well in the air last night....so did Shipley too!!!!.keep getting the crosses in,and keep getting players in the box...as Hurst said last night... it's no good otherwise
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Post by kl8-2 on Aug 14, 2024 17:32:57 GMT 1
Last night was a chaotic mess of a football match. Credit to the players for taking advantage of County folding like cheap garden furniture. What should have been a straight forward exercise quickly descended into a horror show. If we have any chance of staying up we need to be relatively solid at the back. We are a million miles away from that. Saturday could be a difficult afternoon. Peterborough have the potential to run amok. You sound like you’re fuming that we won. I don't think anyone is fuming that we won and I'd say that's a decent summary of the game and Hurst alluded to this in his post match interview. We need to defend much better if we are to have any hope of getting anything on Saturday. |
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Post by chameleon on Aug 14, 2024 17:45:23 GMT 1
I’d agree about our defence. If we attack teams like we did in the second half we might just score more goals than our opponents.
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Post by Deleted on Aug 14, 2024 18:28:50 GMT 1
Sounds like the attack can function well, add a couple of wingers (which is hoped to come in) and goals shouldn't be an issue this season.
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Post by chirkshrew on Aug 14, 2024 18:54:01 GMT 1
If Hurst gets a winger in.....would Shipley go more central midfield???🤔🤔
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Post by Deleted on Aug 14, 2024 19:01:05 GMT 1
If Hurst gets a winger in.....would Shipley go more central midfield???🤔🤔 Quite possibly yes |
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Post by Valerioch on Aug 14, 2024 19:20:52 GMT 1
The big difference for me last night was the crossing, in terms of both quantity and quality. It created so many chances and half chances. O’Reilly and Rossiter’s crosses for the goals were excellent, and there was also a good cross from deep that Bloxham put right on to Shipley’s head, as well as Kayode’s header on to the bar. Seemed like it was a bit of a game plan for that second half and it worked well. We barely put a cross in under either Taylor or Cotterill. I commented after the Leicester friendly it was good to see us getting it wide and putting some crosses in again after so long |
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Post by Valerioch on Aug 14, 2024 19:22:24 GMT 1
Last night was a chaotic mess of a football match. Credit to the players for taking advantage of County folding like cheap garden furniture. What should have been a straight forward exercise quickly descended into a horror show. If we have any chance of staying up we need to be relatively solid at the back. We are a million miles away from that. Saturday could be a difficult afternoon. Peterborough have the potential to run amok. Yes I totally agree, there was a 5 minute spell at 2-0 where Notts totally killed the game. We had lost any momentum, couldn’t get the ball, nothing was happening. They then made a catastrophic error, gifted us a way back in and proceeded to collapse Will I take it? Absolutely. Do we need to be miles better? Yes |
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Post by Pilch on Aug 14, 2024 19:35:44 GMT 1
Last night was a chaotic mess of a football match. Credit to the players for taking advantage of County folding like cheap garden furniture. What should have been a straight forward exercise quickly descended into a horror show. If we have any chance of staying up we need to be relatively solid at the back. We are a million miles away from that. Saturday could be a difficult afternoon. Peterborough have the potential to run amok. Yes I totally agree, there was a 5 minute spell at 2-0 where Notts totally killed the game. We had lost any momentum, couldn’t get the ball, nothing was happening. They then made a catastrophic error, gifted us a way back in and proceeded to collapse Will I take it? Absolutely. Do we need to be miles better? Yes at least he was genuine with his rant and not fishing like your post clearly is zzz |
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Post by Exkeeper on Aug 14, 2024 19:44:45 GMT 1
It’s a strange old one when on the one hand we’ve sold record season tickets, and on the other hand this looks like being one of the lowest attendances for a competitive, non-FLT game in modern memory. wrong again, best attendance for a long time town v notts 2914 in recent seasons, 1st or 2nd round games at home Taylor n/a cotterill town v Lincoln 2069 town v Carlisle 2269 town v rochdale 2229 ricketts town v rotherham 2813 askey town v burton 2708 hurst n/a Mellon town huddersfield 2862 we go back to 2014 before its bettered 4524 v Blackpool Our attendance of 2914 was very nearly double the 1522 who turned up to watch Burton Albion gift Blackpool a place in Round 2. |
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