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Lord Stiffupperlip · 27-07-2019, 21:14

Have to agree with Cashy's summary.
It was all Morecambe for the first 15 minutes, with some slick one-touch passing.
We looked like a team of strangers for most of the first half, the exception being trialist no.10 who slowly began to dominate the midfield. Very impressed.
The Shrimps started the second half on fire & when they won the penalty, I thought we were in for an embarrassing afternoon.
It wasn't until the subs appeared that we began to dominate play - the more changes we made, the better we got.
Two well worked classy goals made all the difference & by the end of the game, the tables had turned & we looked more like a L1 side.
Respect to Morecambe who gave a spirited performance. Good luck to them for the coming season.
Some of the new faces looked promising. Let's hope Professor Coleman can turn that promise into a winning formula.

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Lord Stiffupperlip Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2016 Location: Rusting Manor Posts: 1,380 Liked: 1638 times Rep Power: 0	Re: Anyone going to Morecambe? Have to agree with Cashy's summary. It was all Morecambe for the first 15 minutes, with some slick one-touch passing. We looked like a team of strangers for most of the first half, the exception being trialist no.10 who slowly began to dominate the midfield. Very impressed. The Shrimps started the second half on fire & when they won the penalty, I thought we were in for an embarrassing afternoon. It wasn't until the subs appeared that we began to dominate play - the more changes we made, the better we got. Two well worked classy goals made all the difference & by the end of the game, the tables had turned & we looked more like a L1 side. Respect to Morecambe who gave a spirited performance. Good luck to them for the coming season. Some of the new faces looked promising. Let's hope Professor Coleman can turn that promise into a winning formula.