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t-maseposh · 05-11-2006, 10:18

I've come on here just to say that i agree, you were the best team we have seen at LR for a long time....in the 1st half. We should have been dead and buried. You hit the woodwork twice, perfectly good goal ruled out and your player missed an open goal. But when it went in 1-0 at half time we knew we still had the cahnce to win it, when we had a perfectly good goal ruled out at the start of the half, the ref evend it up with a strange penalty decision, crow scored, mclean scored. 3 in 3 mins and to be honest you never looked like coming back. Even when you scored thet goal to make it 3-2 no-one in the ground looked that worried as i think that was 1 of 2 shots in the 2nd half for you. If i have ever seen a game of two halves that was it. But if your team continues to plow on the pressure like you did in the 1st half, there is no reason why your away form shouldnt pick up.

05-11-2006, 10:18	#110
t-maseposh Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 1 Liked: 0 times Rep Power: 0	Re: Peterborough -V- Stanley I've come on here just to say that i agree, you were the best team we have seen at LR for a long time....in the 1st half. We should have been dead and buried. You hit the woodwork twice, perfectly good goal ruled out and your player missed an open goal. But when it went in 1-0 at half time we knew we still had the cahnce to win it, when we had a perfectly good goal ruled out at the start of the half, the ref evend it up with a strange penalty decision, crow scored, mclean scored. 3 in 3 mins and to be honest you never looked like coming back. Even when you scored thet goal to make it 3-2 no-one in the ground looked that worried as i think that was 1 of 2 shots in the 2nd half for you. If i have ever seen a game of two halves that was it. But if your team continues to plow on the pressure like you did in the 1st half, there is no reason why your away form shouldnt pick up.