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Conference10
March 12, 2013, 9:35pm
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Amazing that losing Niven made such a difference. He is superb.

Then Disley goes off through injury and the game changes again.

Too many changes in the last couple of weeks in important places. Pearson out last week made a difference.

Finally we just don't look confident in front of goal anymore.

Worried that we could slip out of the play offs.
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March 12, 2013, 10:16pm
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Coming back currently, after disley went off our midfield turned excrement and we lost all our fluidity, thanoj was a flipping passenger he touched the ball like 8 times and naylor im afraid is not as good as thought


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March 12, 2013, 10:21pm
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Naylor was doing the work of two men though aaron. Got to hope  disley will be fit for Cambridge.
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March 12, 2013, 11:04pm
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Naylor didn't have the best of nights but it was a made up situation with Disley going off. Doesn't just happen does it. What I do know is that the effort shown was much better than the last fifteen on Saturday just appears that their heads go at times. Mansfield where not Kidderminster and another day we would have won that comfortably
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March 12, 2013, 11:17pm
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Quoted from snottsmariner
Naylor didn't have the best of nights but it was a made up situation with Disley going off. Doesn't just happen does it. What I do know is that the effort shown was much better than the last fifteen on Saturday just appears that their heads go at times. Mansfield where not Kidderminster and another day we would have won that comfortably


Sorry, but don't know what you and Aaron are talking about. Naylor was superb next to Disley in the first half. When Thanoj came on second half it just left Naylor with far too much to do.
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March 12, 2013, 11:24pm
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If you read into what I said I talked about the made up situation. He was outstanding in the first half but struggled as Thanoj was not really in it again! this made him struggle and you could understand that after the ground he covered from one end to the other and nearly scored too. I was actually responding to Aaron's suggestion  
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March 12, 2013, 11:25pm
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Thanoj was disgraceful tonight. Lathargic and didn't ever want to ball, didn't put a tackle in. It sounds petty but the tone was set by his "warm up" when Croudson told him he was coming on, if anyone else noticed you'll know what I mean.


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March 12, 2013, 11:27pm
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Agree about the warm up, he didn't look ready to come on at all.

Thought Naylor did well next to Disley, sometimes over plays, but at least he's trying.

I like Thanoj but tonight he was shocking and a passenger, but thats partly cos we started lumping it after they scored.
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March 12, 2013, 11:29pm

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Personally I'd have slung on the new lad over thanoj. The changes we've had to make have been forced upon us and we've failed to deal with them a couple of times.

I thought naylor did a great job, he tried to get the ball out wide and was successful several times and he was hardly helped by thanoj...


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