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coddy60
October 2, 2021, 6:27pm

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I dont know, but, wow, some of the stuff we play is absolutely superb.

I do understand this was against Dover, bottom of the league and apparently struggling.

But their last 3 games indicated they are a decent team, lacking a goal threat.

Ryan Taylor was a beast today, ran the show, Mcatee has all the skills, and, contrary to most opinions of him pre this season, Waterfall is immense.

But, a deserved MOM has to go to Bapaga, terrified them at pace today, 2 pens won and a goal scored. Hope this gives him the confidence to improve, at a rate of knots, so we have a proper dual threat from the wings.
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I dont know, but, wow, some of the stuff we play is absolutely superb.

I do understand this was against Dover, bottom of the league and apparently struggling.

But their last 3 games indicated they are a decent team, lacking a goal threat.

Ryan Taylor was a beast today, ran the show, Mcatee has all the skills, and, contrary to most opinions of him pre this season, Waterfall is immense.

But, a deserved MOM has to go to Bapaga, terrified them at pace today, 2 pens won and a goal scored. Hope this gives him the confidence to improve, at a rate of knots, so we have a proper dual threat from the wings.
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I am calling on the giver of the red cross to come out (!) and say why. Nonsense.
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I am calling on the giver of the red cross to come out (!) and say why. Nonsense.


I gave a red cross. No way was Bapaga MoM, lost possession on multiple occasions. He’s improving, yes, but MoM ahead of Taylor, Waterfall, Towler, McAtee or Hunt?
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I gave a red cross. No way was Bapaga MoM, lost possession on multiple occasions. He’s improving, yes, but MoM ahead of Taylor, Waterfall, Towler, McAtee or Hunt?


I think the sponsors gave it to Bapaga, but Taylor for me who I thought was absolutely brilliant. Mind you, they all were with a special mention to Sears who slotted in at right-back very well.
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I gave a red cross. No way was Bapaga MoM, lost possession on multiple occasions. He’s improving, yes, but MoM ahead of Taylor, Waterfall, Towler, McAtee or Hunt?


Towler was different gravy as my nephew keeps saying. Taylor and McAtee were great as a pair and Hunt also showed lots of class. Fox was really good too.

Bapaga was what he is- a young player learning his trade. Wasn't MOM for me, but he made some telling contributions, especially at the business end of the pitch.
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Towler was different gravy as my nephew keeps saying. Taylor and McAtee were great as a pair and Hunt also showed lots of class. Fox was really good too.

Bapaga was what he is- a young player learning his trade. Wasn't MOM for me, but he made some telling contributions, especially at the business end of the pitch.


"the business end of the pitch" indeed. It occurred to me quite a few times this match (and others, actually) that McAttee is the highest positioned defender in the league.
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But he is improving, which will make him a bigger threat as the season progresses.

Only 19?, isn't he ? More game time, and concentration in training with what he is being told will pay dividends !

A rough diamond for Hurst and Doig to make more polished !
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I think the sponsors gave it to Bapaga, but Taylor for me who I thought was absolutely brilliant. Mind you, they all were with a special mention to Sears who slotted in at right-back very well.


I absolutely influenced the sponsors to give it to Bapaga, could have give it to 3 or 4 others, but, for the squads sake for the season we need that boy flying, and hes looked a bit shy so far....
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Could have gone to a few but for me taylors been unplayable today, mcatee waterfall towler hunt also excellant
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Not just about the individual skills of Taylor and McAtee but the understanding they have developed of each others positions


Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day,teach a man to fish and you give him an excuse for him to escape from the wife and kids for the weekend and drink lots of beer.
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