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Cox and UTI99 – “That’s 3 unbeaten now”
Alcazar – “Swann out”
Everybody else – ” Still no wins this season”4 users thanked author for this post.
972 in the Mickey mouse cup would be a good crowd.
I thought PL U21s were brought into the competition to boost gates!
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Just listened to the managers post-match interview which both amazed and disappointed me but explained a lot. He focussed on the fact that we led both home games and yet, due to inexperience, “failed to see the game out” His idea for doing this involved “taking throw ins slowly” and “staying down when fouled and moaning to the ref.” Can I throw another option into the mix Neil, how about trying to score another 1 or 2 (even 3) and see the game out that way.
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Reflecting on yesterdays match my thoughts are thus:
The players seem to make poor decisions in the final third. There were several times in the first half where a little more composure would / could of seen us score a goal. Our defence fills me full of dread, too many simple mistakes that would of been punished by a better team.
It was clear to me that Sutton will be one of the teams fighting to avoid relegation. The fact that we couldn’t beat them, and indeed could of actually lost, tells me that we’re in for a long fight again this season!
Match thoughts – we were crap, Sutton were crap but better than us…and without some good saves from Watson and them missing absolute sitters we could have easily lost by 3 or 4!
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When we went to Wimbledon pre-season we not only scored two goals but also saw out the game.
The only conclusion I can come up with is that for league games Cox has put the fear of losing into the squad.
It’s Wilcox time once more, only with worse players.
Will we ever see attacking football again?
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