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Poojah
January 30, 2022, 12:03pm
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The mistake from Amos was worse, and the subsequent finish from Maskell was better, than I remembered.


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First looks like a clear Pearson goal to me!


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Quality delivery and 3/4 aggressive runners is very difficult to stop.


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Still no idea who scored the first! Bad mistake by Amos in an otherwise faultless performance. He has addressed it via twitter though and cost us 0 points in the end. 2 assists for Raikhy on his full debut ain't bad either.


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January 30, 2022, 2:51pm
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The mistake from Amos was worse, and the subsequent finish from Maskell was better, than I remembered.


Without wishing to exonerate Amos, or incriminate Crocombe, if the keeper (finding himself with the ball a couple of yards from the sideline)
just launches it in the general direction of Taylor that mistake can't happen.

The pass to Amos achieves what - an opportunity for Town to show how good/bad we are at passing the ball around in front of an undefended goal?
Doesn't make sense to me.
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It was a perfectly decent and reasonable pass from Crocombe! If we're going to recommend that we stop attempting passes like that, on the off chance that the defender might make a once in a season balls-up, we might as well just play long-ball all the time.
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It was a perfectly decent and reasonable pass from Crocombe! If we're going to recommend that we stop attempting passes like that, on the off chance that the defender might make a once in a season balls-up, we might as well just play long-ball all the time.


I agree the pass was perfectly reasonable - it's the thinking behind doing it in that circumstance that puzzled me.

The point I'm trying to make was that the situation Crocombe found himself in called for 'old-fashioned no-nonsense defending'.

Probably I'm just showing my age...
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January 30, 2022, 3:12pm
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I agree the pass was perfectly reasonable - it's the thinking behind doing it in that circumstance that puzzled me.

The point I'm trying to make was that the situation Crocombe found himself in called for 'old-fashioned no-nonsense defending'.

Probably I'm just showing my age...


We were kicking into the wind too.

Nothing wrong with Crocombe’s pass or decision to retain possession.
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It was just a crazy mistake from Amos. Made a nice change to get away with one in the context of the result. That sort of thing usually costs us points.
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That's shocking.  He had time to turn.  Who was / wasn't talking to him?   Quick thinking by the Wealdstone player? I wish we good make decisions like that.
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