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Re: Next gigg: Bury (A) Monday, 24/10/16, 19:45 (Sky Sports
Pretty good display. Should've really been a bit more comprehensive on scoreline, but happy camper.
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Re: Next gigg: Bury (A) Monday, 24/10/16, 19:45 (Sky Sports
Fantastic. Take that you bucket shaking to55ers
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Re: Next gigg: Bury (A) Monday, 24/10/16, 19:45 (Sky Sports
Shame we didn't put some gloss on that one! Hey ho!
Man of the match? BeeversWheaterSpearing
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Thought Taylor played well once he got the measure of Ishmail. Ameobi again good, Clough a bit more in it but not motm for me. Madine was shattered when he went off, put a right shift in.
Man of the match? BeeversWheaterSpearing
Gonna get boring writing that!
Thought Taylor played well once he got the measure of Ishmail. Ameobi again good, Clough a bit more in it but not motm for me. Madine was shattered when he went off, put a right shift in.
Re: Next gigg: Bury (A) Monday, 24/10/16, 19:45 (Sky Sports
Second one is a stonewaller. First is very soft, but if that's how Niall Maher defends not surprised we let him go. All over the place positionally and an arm over the shoulder. Its soft but he shouldn't have got himself in that position. That plus a sitter each from Clough and Procter and several half chances. Howard made what, one srabe from Danns? Keep Beevers and Wheater fit and we'll be there or thereabouts
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Re: Next gigg: Bury (A) Monday, 24/10/16, 19:45 (Sky Sports
Oh yeah, and he's shit that Clough
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Re: Next gigg: Bury (A) Monday, 24/10/16, 19:45 (Sky Sports
Main thing that stood out tonight was Work rate! shadow of the team from last season! I said last season that getting relegated could be a blessing! clean slate! new manger,players,owners and league! the stars are aligning!
Spine of the team was solid tonight.Bury never looked like scoring! Beevers MOTM for me!
Really impressed with Ameobi to.
Spine of the team was solid tonight.Bury never looked like scoring! Beevers MOTM for me!
Really impressed with Ameobi to.
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Re: Next gigg: Bury (A) Monday, 24/10/16, 19:45 (Sky Sports
Ryan Lowes just suggested he'll "Get more than double figures this seasone". 100 goals Zack lad!Prufrock wrote:Oh yeah, and he's shit that Clough
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officer_dibble wrote:Ryan Lowes just suggested he'll "Get more than double figures this seasone". 100 goals Zack lad!Prufrock wrote:Oh yeah, and he's shit that Clough
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Re: Next gigg: Bury (A) Monday, 24/10/16, 19:45 (Sky Sports
Superb performance from the team, other than some of Derik's passing. We never looked like conceding with the guys in defence, particularly Beevers and Wheater but I also thought Wilson and Taylor had a good game.
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Re: Next gigg: Bury (A) Monday, 24/10/16, 19:45 (Sky Sports
Was surprised at the amount of Moss Bank Park clogging the ref allowed, particularly first half, Ismail not the least, and I reckon they gained about 500 metres in foul throws too. Seems the game plan was hack Clough to pieces and we'll take a yellow and make a sub. Mind you, Bury, what else can we expect? After going one up we played it right, cautious and waiting for the right moments to break. Looking a much more confident team right now.
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Re: Next gigg: Bury (A) Monday, 24/10/16, 19:45 (Sky Sports
I think that was the best game I've ever been to.
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Re: Next gigg: Bury (A) Monday, 24/10/16, 19:45 (Sky Sports
First league win there since 1929. Superb.
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Re: Next gigg: Bury (A) Monday, 24/10/16, 19:45 (Sky Sports
Work rate and organisation was superb. It's so important that we keep the spine of the team fit. Wheats, Beevers, Spearing and Madine. They are crucial to what we do.
Cloughie and Ameobi either side of Madine shouldn't change unless we get injuries or suspensions. The squad is the best in the league without a doubt.
Last five results:
1-0
1-0
2-0
2-0
2-0
When did we last keep 5 clean sheets on the bounce?
Cloughie and Ameobi either side of Madine shouldn't change unless we get injuries or suspensions. The squad is the best in the league without a doubt.
Last five results:
1-0
1-0
2-0
2-0
2-0
When did we last keep 5 clean sheets on the bounce?
Re: Next gigg: Bury (A) Monday, 24/10/16, 19:45 (Sky Sports
This little run is the first time we've had five in a row since 2005 under Allardyce.enrdentw wrote:Work rate and organisation was superb. It's so important that we keep the spine of the team fit. Wheats, Beevers, Spearing and Madine. They are crucial to what we do.
Cloughie and Ameobi either side of Madine shouldn't change unless we get injuries or suspensions. The squad is the best in the league without a doubt.
Last five results:
1-0
1-0
2-0
2-0
2-0
When did we last keep 5 clean sheets on the bounce?
I agree with everything else in your post but would add that pushing Vela upfield also seems to have a made a difference. As others have said, he puts a shift in and works hard to press the opposition and is much more effective for us doing that further forward in my opinion.
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Re: Next gigg: Bury (A) Monday, 24/10/16, 19:45 (Sky Sports
What a fecking good do. 4uck you impoverished c*nts. c*nts!
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Re: Next gigg: Bury (A) Monday, 24/10/16, 19:45 (Sky Sports
Yes he looks good in that role. Still think on the ball he could do more but is putting a hell of a shift in right now.Nicko58 wrote:This little run is the first time we've had five in a row since 2005 under Allardyce.enrdentw wrote:Work rate and organisation was superb. It's so important that we keep the spine of the team fit. Wheats, Beevers, Spearing and Madine. They are crucial to what we do.
Cloughie and Ameobi either side of Madine shouldn't change unless we get injuries or suspensions. The squad is the best in the league without a doubt.
Last five results:
1-0
1-0
2-0
2-0
2-0
When did we last keep 5 clean sheets on the bounce?
I agree with everything else in your post but would add that pushing Vela upfield also seems to have a made a difference. As others have said, he puts a shift in and works hard to press the opposition and is much more effective for us doing that further forward in my opinion.
Re: Next gigg: Bury (A) Monday, 24/10/16, 19:45 (Sky Sports
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Re: Next gigg: Bury (A) Monday, 24/10/16, 19:45 (Sky Sports
I'll tell you what though, Dougie would be chuffed, we look f*cking good without the ball. Feels like "we score, we win" at the moment. Centre halves and Spearing immense but it comes front to back, especially SammiAmmy and Vela.
Two early goals in the last two have helped but don't think we've got out of second gear. I guess the real test to come is 0-0 after an hour and what do we have. Other than Zachinho.
Two early goals in the last two have helped but don't think we've got out of second gear. I guess the real test to come is 0-0 after an hour and what do we have. Other than Zachinho.
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Re: Next gigg: Bury (A) Monday, 24/10/16, 19:45 (Sky Sports
Me too. European nights aside maybe, but easily the best away end I've been in since buggier knows when. I dont have much to offer on team performance tho, except that I bloody love our two cb's... and proctors miss was abysmal!CrazyHorse wrote:I think that was the best game I've ever been to.
Great night out anyway, thanks again leverend!
Re: Next gigg: Bury (A) Monday, 24/10/16, 19:45 (Sky Sports
What amazes me about Vela is the upturn in his commitment, effort and work rate from the first 5/6games of the season to the last 4/5 games. I don't put it down to the change of position, perhaps PP has put an arm around him, who knows?BWFC_Insane wrote:Yes he looks good in that role. Still think on the ball he could do more but is putting a hell of a shift in right now.Nicko58 wrote:This little run is the first time we've had five in a row since 2005 under Allardyce.enrdentw wrote:Work rate and organisation was superb. It's so important that we keep the spine of the team fit. Wheats, Beevers, Spearing and Madine. They are crucial to what we do.
Cloughie and Ameobi either side of Madine shouldn't change unless we get injuries or suspensions. The squad is the best in the league without a doubt.
Last five results:
1-0
1-0
2-0
2-0
2-0
When did we last keep 5 clean sheets on the bounce?
I agree with everything else in your post but would add that pushing Vela upfield also seems to have a made a difference. As others have said, he puts a shift in and works hard to press the opposition and is much more effective for us doing that further forward in my opinion.
If he can start to improve on that final ball, make the correct decisions and put the right amount of weight on his passes I am sure there will be some Championship suitors knocking around come Jan.
Pushing Vela up field has really helped support Madine in chasing and defending from the front.
Made up with tonight. Bring on Port Vale!
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