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harwood red 14-10-2007 14:55

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all other games in lg2 finished now and still 12th with only 3 wins and a draw behind the leaders mk dons :D and only rochdale with a chance to go past us with their game in hand

Give us the old gree 14-10-2007 15:04

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A great result for Stanley...
:not_ripe::not_ripe:

I bet RS has had a result as well at QR :D:D:D:D

Tin Monkey 14-10-2007 15:19

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Taken from the Dagenham messageboard

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I hope he club take the appropiate action in banning those idiots fighting from attending dagenham's games in the future.
Was there a bit of trouble then?

Marty71 14-10-2007 15:45

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Originally Posted by harwood red (Post 481421)
It was already over line when cav tried to clear it and it went into net so not given as own goal, phew

Just got back from the match and it was definately Cav's own goal (from where I was) ball was going wide before Cav slid in and smashed it into roof of net. Great all-round performance with the defence looking sound, midfield well organised Proccy being the pick of the midfield for me and David Brown shaky at times IMHO, and we looked lively up front. Only downside my bloody head is sunburnt..!!!

Tractorboy Red :):)

Tombstonian 14-10-2007 16:29

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Great result guys. Onwards and upwards. Have Stanley turned the corner? I hope so.

Pablo, West Sussex.

dabeast 14-10-2007 16:38

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did you get many ipswich fans to go marty?

Marty71 14-10-2007 16:46

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Originally Posted by dabeast (Post 481578)
did you get many ipswich fans to go marty?

Er.........No!! I tried but no luck. Me and my lad went, his mate and my colleague from work came with us. However they both loved it and are already talking about going to MK Dons in december so it looks as though we have another couple long distance Stanleyites!!

Tractorboy Red :)

AccyMad 14-10-2007 16:47

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Well done lads, brilliant result, Sounded like a real solid team performance, specially in the 1st half. Can we please please have the same on Friday night and send those silkmen home with their tails between their legs again :)

Kiwi John 14-10-2007 17:02

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Fanf***kintastic!!!!...to wake up to this result...work will be a breeze today... Well done STANLEY

K.S.H 14-10-2007 17:34

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Originally Posted by harwood red (Post 481514)
Moved up to 12th in the table

Fishy site league table now updated

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Originally Posted by harwood red (Post 481514)
no bookings in that game

Take it the Evil sub didn't get on then:rolleyes:

cashman 14-10-2007 18:04

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great result and for me great credit must go to coleman, who manages the club with little cash, etc yet always seems to take the club forward every season,no mean feat with the funds available.;)

Phil Whalley 14-10-2007 18:29

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Just in from the game, a very solid performance, more perspiration than inspiration, but a well-deserved three points. Coley went for a 5-3-2, with the midfield trio of Proctor, Brown and Harris positioned centrally. Though this appeared to leave us short of width on paper, we actually threatened the most from wide positions. The first goal was a gem, a swift one-touch movement with a pass out wide, a volleyed cross and a perfectly-placed, glanced header from McGivern, all executed too quickly for the home defence to react. The second goal was similar – another fast, direct cross from the right nutted home by an unmarked Proccy with the minimum of fuss. It was significant that our second came just after we had needlessly handed them an equaliser. Their right winger had put in a low cross that was on its way out beyond the back post, but Cav had committed himself and came steaming in, but didn’t have the room to direct his clearance over the bar and found the roof of the net instead. It was probably the first on-target effort on our goal, so that was a sickener, but it was a real boost for the lads to retake the lead so quickly, and definitely a downer for Dagenham.
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The thing that wound me up the most all afternoon was our attitude in the second-half, for we simply sat back and invited their pressure. Now, as we have become used to, Roberts was tremendous throughout, winning virtually everything in the air, and Rocky had a good one too. But why sit back with such abandon? When we won the ball at the back, we simply hoofed it in the general direction of Mullers or Leighton, and it didn’t take long for them to win possession back and pressure us again. The saving grace was the fact that Dagenham were so one-dimensional in attack, lumping long ball after long ball into our box. An attack with a bit more variation would have posed us far more trouble, and we got away with it when they did find a clear opportunity. They brought Benson on and he immediately had a free header that he fluffed, and this was followed by another near headed miss.
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Our third was, frankly, against the run of play and was due entirely to the energy and variation that D’Sane brought to the attack when he came on. Finally we had someone who could hold the ball and then take on the defence with pace. The chance emerged after Roscoe ran at them and unleashed a swerving 20-yarder that hit the bar, leaving a perfectly-placed Mullin with a simple head-in from the rebound. Roscoe should then have had one himself when Cav curled a perfect far post cross onto his shiny bonce, but he headed over with the goal gaping. Something to work on in training there.
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But even 3-1 up you weren’t completely relaxed about the result. The second-half tactics of sitting back didn’t make for that convincing a performance, and this against a Dagenham team that will struggle to stay up on this showing, they completely lacked penetration, and I’d say that this was probably the worst Dagenham performance of the four I have now seen between us and them at their place. On the upside, the whole team showed tremendous commitment and determination. Rocky and Roberts were excellent, and both Harris and Proctor were effective and industrious. It definitely helped them to have Brown alongside as an outlet, and though Browny struggled a little to find the through ball and was caught in possession every now and again, he played an important role nonetheless. Cav and Leam were solid though seemed unsure at times as to whether to come forward or stay back. Roscoe’s cameo thankfully took us over the finishing line, for it would have been a farce had we let such a misfiring team back into a game that we had controlled during the first half.
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Phil

Redraine 14-10-2007 18:44

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Thanks for a fine report, Phil. Do you know if Roscoe was on the bench because of not being fully fit or was Leighton preferred for tactical reasons? Did their goalie Roberts have his usual crack with the Stanley fans - a real character, that lad!

Revived Red 14-10-2007 18:47

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I've just arrived home from Dagenham and found that Phil Whalley has said just about everything I was going to say. A great team performance in which Roberts was again outstanding. Well done, Stanley.

Marty71 14-10-2007 18:50

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Originally Posted by Redraine (Post 481629)
Did their goalie Roberts have his usual crack with the Stanley fans - a real character, that lad!

Yes he got slated...!! Can someone post on here the songs which were being sung about him or PM me please, I was in fits of laughter and didn't hear the words.... We had a helluva day..!!

Tractorboy Red :)


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