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The Alchemist · 21-10-2007, 18:37

Last season against Mansfield at home, Stanley in the form of Paul Mullin found he was free on goal after a defensive slip up involving the their goal keeper. Paul took his good fortune in the accepted way by walking the ball into the net. This is what most professional players would do. Roscoe because of his sintillating second half performance was elated. I will accept the 'foolish' explanation. I wonder how Eric or John felt to see a 'mickey taking goal' scored like that. I don't mind arrogance in a player, Paul Beck had this quality, I think, but it should be channelled in a manner where the opposition should not be humiliated/made to look foolish. It could come back to bite us.

21-10-2007, 18:37	#13
The Alchemist Junior Member+ Join Date: Oct 2007 Posts: 25 Liked: 19 times Rep Power: 0	Re: D’Sane Comes Of Age As Stanley’s Defence Is Severely Tested Last season against Mansfield at home, Stanley in the form of Paul Mullin found he was free on goal after a defensive slip up involving the their goal keeper. Paul took his good fortune in the accepted way by walking the ball into the net. This is what most professional players would do. Roscoe because of his sintillating second half performance was elated. I will accept the 'foolish' explanation. I wonder how Eric or John felt to see a 'mickey taking goal' scored like that. I don't mind arrogance in a player, Paul Beck had this quality, I think, but it should be channelled in a manner where the opposition should not be humiliated/made to look foolish. It could come back to bite us.