New Manager Syndrome (Tykes Boxing Day)
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Re: New Manager Syndrome (Tykes Boxing Day)
Going just off that, Lonergan really earned his corn Saturday. Some of their balls into the box were really dangerous and he had to be right on his toes. Thanks for posting it.
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Nice goal. Glad he plays for us !!
I hope the guy who dived for a penalty near the end got booked.
I hope the guy who dived for a penalty near the end got booked.
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Re: New Manager Syndrome (Tykes Boxing Day)
It would fly in the face of fairness & logic and be contrary to what the manager says about selection to bring him straight back in.throwawayboltonian wrote:Yeah definitely looked solid. Bogdan's due back from injury soon in a week or two isn't he? I hope Lonergan stays between the sticks, he's more than shown his worth and personally I feel a bit more comfortable with him in net than our Adam.TANGODANCER wrote:Going just off that, Lonergan really earned his corn Saturday. Some of their balls into the box were really dangerous and he had to be right on his toes. Thanks for posting it.
So ... we know what's going to happen, don't we !!
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Yes. We'll bring a new keeper in on loan!bobo the clown wrote:It would fly in the face of fairness & logic and be contrary to what the manager says about selection to bring him straight back in.throwawayboltonian wrote:Yeah definitely looked solid. Bogdan's due back from injury soon in a week or two isn't he? I hope Lonergan stays between the sticks, he's more than shown his worth and personally I feel a bit more comfortable with him in net than our Adam.TANGODANCER wrote:Going just off that, Lonergan really earned his corn Saturday. Some of their balls into the box were really dangerous and he had to be right on his toes. Thanks for posting it.
So ... we know what's going to happen, don't we !!
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Re: New Manager Syndrome (Tykes Boxing Day)
And then play him left back?Harry Genshaw wrote:Yes. We'll bring a new keeper in on loan!bobo the clown wrote:It would fly in the face of fairness & logic and be contrary to what the manager says about selection to bring him straight back in.throwawayboltonian wrote:Yeah definitely looked solid. Bogdan's due back from injury soon in a week or two isn't he? I hope Lonergan stays between the sticks, he's more than shown his worth and personally I feel a bit more comfortable with him in net than our Adam.TANGODANCER wrote:Going just off that, Lonergan really earned his corn Saturday. Some of their balls into the box were really dangerous and he had to be right on his toes. Thanks for posting it.
So ... we know what's going to happen, don't we !!
Re: New Manager Syndrome (Tykes Boxing Day)
A good win against a team with the new manager syndrome. About time we won one of those!
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They were all saves you'd expect a half decent keeper to make. I'm not convinced Boggers would have saved them all. Has to be Lonergan's shirt now, surely!
Don't get this Danns is technically limited stuff. Pratters couldn't have scored that goal against an under 8s team. Sign him up! And McNaughton.
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Re: New Manager Syndrome (Tykes Boxing Day)
IndeedPrufrock wrote:They were all saves you'd expect a half decent keeper to make
His best save isn't on there
We have two of the better keepers in this league - Coyle was clearly building a team for Division 2
Another 2 years, we'd be laughing at Exeter away
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CAPSLOCK wrote:IndeedPrufrock wrote:They were all saves you'd expect a half decent keeper to make
His best save isn't on there
We have two of the better keepers in this league - Coyle was clearly building a team for Division 2
Another 2 years, we'd be laughing at Exeter away
I'd have been happy with that!!
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sounds ok to me!
can we have torquay utd and Plymouth argyle too?
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Re: New Manager Syndrome (Tykes Boxing Day)
jaffka wrote:A good win against a team with the new manager syndrome. About time we won one of those!
This is it now, onwards and upwards.
Yes, made a change, which was my point with the thread we have played more than our fair share of games v a new manager and it tends to go against us.
We weren't the best first half and the spell of pressure in the 2nd half paid off with the goal from Danns (who we will miss if not re-signed on loan or permr). Once again sat back to absorb pressure at the end which can go either way, luckily it went for us. The support/atmosphere on the day was great. If we get a point @ Leicester I'll be suprised
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