From our fairly poor vantage point on iFollow it did not look like a penalty to me – the defender stood his ground.
However the booking was ridiculous. If you run into someone at pace there is a fair chance you are going to fall over.
Not sure why people are getting worked up about the questions asked.
Like all politicians the answers would have been the same whatever the questions.
Personally I would like to thank the guys for arranging it and running it in their own time on behalf of us all.
I would also like to thank the chairman for pitching up and doing it. Not many would.
Having said all of that most of the answers were disappointing and uninspiring. To an outsider it seems the football side of the club is being run by the chairman with help from a manager whose main asset is doing what he is told.
Very comfortable with the ball and lots of his defensive work is really good. But once or twice in a game he loses concentration and consequently loses the man he is looking after.
Unfortunately centre back errors are more costly than for any of the other outfield players.
Typically centre backs are mid twenties before they play consinstantly well. In my view he has improved this season but only good enough when playing with an experienced partner.
Corner is not as good a prospect in my opinion althought we have not really seen him with an experienced partner alongside him.
Given Taft is left sided Cordner might get the nod to partner him until Onariase and/or McGahey are ready to return.
I would perservere with Bedeau myself. I believe there is a quality player in there even if we might have to wait a while to see it on a consistent basis.
I think Bish hit the nail on the head during his comomentary on Saturday.
He pointed out that Mansfield were not great or particularly threatening going foreward but they did seem to have a plan as to how they were going to try and score a goal.In the the 3 games he has watched he cannot work out what our plan to score is. I can confirm I have not seen much of a plan in the rest of the games either.
If we do manage to score first then the team usually gets a bit of confidence and then our individually talented players start to play a bit.
When the opposition score first you can almost see the players looking at each other and saying “that’s us fecked then”
We show a little bit of organisation defensively even though we are often undone by basic individual errors. Going forward we have neither a plan or the belief. We are unlikely to get the belief without having a plan.
Even if the plan is to lump it up to Loft or Jarvis then at least let’s go the full Wimbledon and get bodies aggressively chasing the second ball.
We are a poor team in a bad position so time to choose a way of playing and stick to it in matches and in training until we get better at it. This season is now only about getting 25 or 30 more points. The best way to do this is to pick a simple formation and tactics and then choose the players who want it most in their correct positions.
And find a right footed dead ball taker (anyone but Eisa will do) and leave O’Malley to take the left footed ones.
It’s League 2 not rocket science Neil (and Peter).
It would appear fron the outside that the main reason Cox got the job is his willingness to not argue the chairman’s decisions.
We now know for certain that Hurst was not prepared to tip his hat to the owner. Similar desire to make the football decisions possibly played a part in the demise of Alexander and maybe even that of Robins.
It would probably help everyone in and around the club if Mr Swann just appointed himself manager then at least everyone in and around the club would know where things stand.
You have allowed Eisa and McAtee to demonstrate why you were so reluctant to pick them earlier in the season. They clearly think they are too good for us and are going through the motions until they get their “big” moves.
Either find a way to motivate them or let them train with the kids until they feck off.
