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Think last August we were.
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Loosing football league status is nailed on .. just a shame looks like going out with a wimper before reach March.
Cox allowed to stay too long
Sub standeard players brought in
Doomed this season before a ball was kicked
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Posted at Christmas things would be a whole lot clearee come end of Jan .. well they are
Lost every game n slow iut the e transfer window blocks .. big loss to Carlisle.. followed bt Tranmere n Newport now BristolThe fat lady is tuning up
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BLOODY HELL, WE’VE SCORED!!!!!!
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Peaked too soon Fe02
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AND ANOTHER!!!!
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Apart from Rory
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On the positive side, Sinclair seemed to make a difference and Burns took his goals well.
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Can’t question their work rate but they’re simply not good enough. We’ve all known this for a long time.
Only Watson, Hippo and Beestin who are league standard players.
Defence – the new right back got skinned time and time again. Manny solid enough I suppose, despite his limitations. Taft a total liability and shot of all confidence. Feel a bit for Mason, why is he not on set pieces?
Midfield totally non existent. Beestin still suffering. What does Perry actually do? No wingers or attacking intent.
Really felt for Burns up front (didn’t see his 2 goals as I’d turned off at that point). Balls launched up to him and chasing scraps. Pleased he got something out the game, hope that gives him a bit of confidence.
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Perry is a long way from match fit.
A poor first game back and another rising to the dizzy heights of mediocrity, tonight.
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3-2 wildly flattered them – Rovers should have had about 8 – and probably would have had if it hasn’t been for Watson and some wasteful finishing.
Had we equalised late on it would have been a scandal really but it’s a small positive to take from the game I suppose.
There’s no hiding from the fact though that for the first 89 minutes we were absolutely appalling.
We didn’t even play like a national league side – it was worse than that.
There was no tempo, no movement and most of them looked as if they’d struggle to pass wind, let along the ball.
There weren’t many out there tonight who will be playing league football next season – and for good reason – they aren’t good enough by sone distance.
Remind me again – who is in charge of recruitment and which genius hired him?
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We look closer to a 6-0 hiding then we do a victory. Thankfully Bristol fluffed a couple of chances because the self destruct button was ready to be pressed.
They say it’s the hope that kills you, at least this lot are sparing us that.
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It’s just depressing.
They’re so short of the requisite quality all over the park it’s quite frightening as to how someone managed to actually assemble such a poor squad at a professional level.
Sometimes just a couple of signings can turn a struggling side around but I don’t think that’s possible with this lot.
You’d need half a dozen quality acquisitions to even scratch the surface and I think we can safely say that isn’t happening so I agree, we’ll all be spared any last day agony – we’ll be down long before then.
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He was better then than now.
I’ve said it before – his passing skills are special.
His problem is that, like so many, he’s not capable of raising his game above the levels of those surrounding him.
Playing off a Bish – he’d have the requisite skills to make a big difference.
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He was better then than now.
I’ve said it before – his passing skills are special.Perry is simply a luxury player….not what we need right now. Stick Perry in a good, solid side playing well and he’d flourish in an attacking midfield role.
If he was in a side who could accommodate his weaknesses so he could concentrate what he’s good at high up the pitch then yes but he’s too many flaws in his game.
Slack defensively, lightweight and not he’s not the most hardest working. If we were to sign an experienced CB, with Grant and Feeney in midfield he might fair a lot better but we have Sinclair for the attacking midfield role and Hill quite likes him.
I’d keep him around and get rid of Hallam before him and just keep Perry as an attacking midfield. I wouldn’t play him as part of a midfield 3. I thought he looked good in those few games when he played in the hole behind the strikers.
I don’t think he’s much use though apart from that role. Fantastic passer of the ball though and technically very good.
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