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I thought we where poor today and couldn’t work out how we where actually trying to win a game which as far as I’m concerned as the home side you’re obliged to do.
I’m not blaming the players as I reckon they all put a shift in and there was a couple of good performances in there as well.
We ended up from what I could tell playing a 4-1-3-2 though I thought it was meant to be 4-4-2 we just seemed to always have a man (Hess) in front of the back 4 which meant we had zero width. I’m sure Cooke had been told not to advance too far as Pollock was filling in at RB.
The level of performance and style of play sits with Jolley and Limbrick and it looks like the players don’t understand the identity of our play. I think these lads are reasonable at this level but it just feels like they’re not sure of what they’re meant to be doing which might explain the “just boot the fukin thing” style we now have.
Thought Newport where average TBH but they did pep up when Podge cane on, who could blame them?
The ref? Again poor but no better or worse than the muppets we now get at BP week in week out. I’m afraid that this won’t get any better any time soon as the idiots who abuse the young kids just starting out with a whistle on a Saturday and Sunday are putting people off becoming refs and suppressing any talent pipeline coming through.
Before we play Newport there is always some narrative about Amond but on reflection I’m not sure we’ve actually progressed since Podge was a player for us which completely vindicated his decision to leave what is becoming a lame duck of a football club.
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November 9, 2019, 10:17pm |
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I thought we where poor today and couldn’t work out how we where actually trying to win a game which as far as I’m concerned as the home side you’re obliged to do.
I’m not blaming the players as I reckon they all put a shift in and there was a couple of good performances in there as well.
We ended up from what I could tell playing a 4-1-3-2 though I thought it was meant to be 4-4-2 we just seemed to always have a man (Hess) in front of the back 4 which meant we had zero width. I’m sure Cooke had been told not to advance too far as Pollock was filling in at RB.
The level of performance and style of play sits with Jolley and Limbrick and it looks like the players don’t understand the identity of our play. I think these lads are reasonable at this level but it just feels like they’re not sure of what they’re meant to be doing which might explain the “just boot the fukin thing” style we now have.
Thought Newport where average TBH but they did pep up when Podge cane on, who could blame them?
The ref? Again poor but no better or worse than the muppets we now get at BP week in week out. I’m afraid that this won’t get any better any time soon as the idiots who abuse the young kids just starting out with a whistle on a Saturday and Sunday are putting people off becoming refs and suppressing any talent pipeline coming through.
Before we play Newport there is always some narrative about Amond but on reflection I’m not sure we’ve actually progressed since Podge was a player for us which completely vindicated his decision to leave what is becoming a lame duck of a football club.
This lame duck football club needs new impetus instead of being a vehicle to repay John Fenty for his fabled failures of the past. We really are a bit shambolic on & off the pitch. Even our S&C coach got a yellow card today!
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HertsGTFC |
November 9, 2019, 10:28pm |
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This lame duck football club needs new impetus instead of being a vehicle to repay John Fenty for his fabled failures of the past. We really are a bit shambolic on & off the pitch. Even our S&C coach got a yellow card today!
100% agree, as long as we finish 91st or above MJ is safe whilst rye boys club sit around the big table.
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November 9, 2019, 10:29pm |
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100% agree, as long as we finish 91st or above MJ is safe whilst rye boys club sit around the big table.
91st would take us down!
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Stew0_0 |
November 9, 2019, 10:33pm |
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Got ourselves into a lead first half and defended well throughout then 2nd half got things wrong tactically allowing Newport to keep on attacking in waves, compounded by subbing Green, bringing on Rose and going one up front. For all our good defending we was always one mistake away from giving away a penalty and we was punished. Had a victory pulled away from us by our own manager. Chance missed and cant see us winning the replay as our record there is dreadful. Shame.
Pollack and Waterfall towns best players
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HertsGTFC |
November 9, 2019, 10:38pm |
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91st would take us down!
Indeed....90th it is now 🙈
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November 10, 2019, 9:32am |
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It was awful again, no plan, no idea. We managed to hold our own in the first half but not when Newport stepped it up in the second. We played as though we were the away side. Came as no surprise when they scored. And even Hess doesn’t seem to be able to take a decent corner any more.
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headingly_mariner |
November 10, 2019, 10:43am |
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Ultra negative. Does Jolley not realise that if you get sacked at Town you don’t get another league job?
We go to football to be entertained, he shows no ambition to entertain us and our tactics are anti football.
Grow a pair and try to win games or pack your bags.
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You lads on this thread who know what formation we were playing know a lot more than me. I thought we had at least ten different formations throughout the match but most of the time we didnt have any
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November 10, 2019, 12:46pm |
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I thought we where poor today and couldn’t work out how we where actually trying to win a game which as far as I’m concerned as the home side you’re obliged to do.
I’m not blaming the players as I reckon they all put a shift in and there was a couple of good performances in there as well.
We ended up from what I could tell playing a 4-1-3-2 though I thought it was meant to be 4-4-2 we just seemed to always have a man (Hess) in front of the back 4 which meant we had zero width. I’m sure Cooke had been told not to advance too far as Pollock was filling in at RB.
The level of performance and style of play sits with Jolley and Limbrick and it looks like the players don’t understand the identity of our play. I think these lads are reasonable at this level but it just feels like they’re not sure of what they’re meant to be doing which might explain the “just boot the fukin thing” style we now have.
Thought Newport where average TBH but they did pep up when Podge cane on, who could blame them?
The ref? Again poor but no better or worse than the muppets we now get at BP week in week out. I’m afraid that this won’t get any better any time soon as the idiots who abuse the young kids just starting out with a whistle on a Saturday and Sunday are putting people off becoming refs and suppressing any talent pipeline coming through.
Before we play Newport there is always some narrative about Amond but on reflection I’m not sure we’ve actually progressed since Podge was a player for us which completely vindicated his decision to leave what is becoming a lame duck of a football club.
If the players know what they are doing and know what they are supposed to be doing, then it is all the manager’s fault. If the players don’t know what they are doing and don’t know what they are supposed to be doing, then it is all the manager’s fault. Either way he cannot escape responsibility for what is going on by blaming individual errors, referees or the opposition being nasty big strong boys.
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