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Knill is under a lot of pressure and the fans seem to think he will be given only 2 more games to turn it round. I'm just wondering if the uncertainty will work in our favour, or will he step up to the plate and get his players to perform? Apparently he lacks the passion that the fans are looking for, and there are rumours that their ex player, Chris Hargreaves is being lined up for his job. As long as we play with our recently acquired positivity and application I'm not worried about the result whatever they decide to do!
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There's only worrying aspect and that is, IMHO, Stanley's tendency to play well against clubs above them and get dragged down by clubs below them. And is this, other than the first game of this season (courtesy of the alphabet), the first time Stanley will be playing a team below them?:)
Other semi-interesting stat on Torquay this season is that they are in the top two of teams committing fouls but have very few yellow cards. Either they commit a lot of mild infringements or ( like Brazil ) (who...Torquay? ) commit bad fouls around the half way line before there appears to be any chance of a goal scoring opportunity. Let's just hope Stanley continue to improve their shots on target ratio. |
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If we play like we did at Scunthorpe, Torquay should stop at home.;)
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But it does seem to me that, over the last few seasons, we don't tend to make things worse for teams in trouble :( |
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I would think that knowing we would otherwise be back in the relegation spot would spur us to a win, with ambition to reduce the goal defecit,
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This won't be an easy game,they will put 10 players behind the ball and look to counter/set pieces.
Concentration and patience will be key,together with a good work ethic. JB will know this,and we don't want to conceed first to give them something to hold onto |
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Shoot on sight, score first. |
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http://www.london24.com/polopoly_fs/.../980744850.jpg
Dead Man walking ?.... or as Exile says 'a wounded animal' preparing for a final, yet vicious Scrap ?.... As for their Forum users, I reckon they've had some sort of a get-together and prepared a sneaky 'we've no chance' concensus just to fool smobile, JB, and the rest of us into a false sense of security... dead crafty these foreigners from Southern parts...as smobile has probably found out !!. Agree with F19 though...it will NOT, for one moment be an easy game ! |
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Same team as Scunthorpe last weekend.
3 points :) ................ If only if it was that simple :P |
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And as last weeks display from the Reds brought about the demise of one, albeit not very competent, Manager. Will another victory today bring about the same result ?. If so will Aidy Boothroyd not be feeling slightly paranoid during the week ahead after today's potential defeat at Hartlepool ?. ps... Don't want to appear sadistic but......... http://static.guim.co.uk/sys-images/...n-Laws-001.jpg OUCH !!!. |
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Another win!:):):)
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Well, the dust has settled & the Lads have put in another good performance, keep it up Lads, pleased for you all. :)
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Well only 10pts off a play off position now.:D Fair play to Torquay they came to win the game, Bottom line though is 3 or 4 fer us was not unrealistic.;)
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A fine team performance gave us a deserved win with every man jack working his socks off and really playing for each other. Really difficult to pick a man of the match but you can't argue with the sponsor's choice of Mingioia. He was terrific, terrorising the Torquay defence down the left and producing some amazing dribbles and superb crosses. He has really blossomed with getting an extended run in the side, and it was great to see us getting joy down both flanks.
I have to say Joyce and Murphy really impressed me today for the very first time. Keep it up, boys! Torquay played some nice stuff and to be honest they could have snatched a draw or even in win near the end if they had been steadier in front of goal. |
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Murph put oer a peach of a cross fer the winner. only neg fer me was a couple of our players more than once, broke down the wing, ball goes out fer throw in to us, n both were still walking away when throw was taken, giving us less options, J.B. i hope noticed n addresses it.
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Thought it wouldn't be easy and it wasn't !!
Both teams went for it from the first whistle which made for an exciting game. To be fair ,although we had enough chances to win two games,I was impressed with Torquay,and they had bags of pace throughout the team. Difference for me was confidence,we had it,they didn't. Lot of good performances,but for me Aldred was top of the pile,never put a foot wrong,and stood firm when they thro the kitchen sink at us |
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TBH its a game that the result could have gone either way, only 2 weeks left on the original loan spell of Kayode (anyone know if we are getting an extension on that loan)
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I thought Liddle was cracking today. Never stopped running up and down the left wing.
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Was a good game i thought, 2 sides wanting it was nice to see. My thoughts on Div 2 this season, There is NO stand out side. Think anyone can beat anyone on there day, What i have seen of us this season there aint many better than us,if any.Of course the doom mongers are as blind as Ray Charles.:rolleyes:
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For me.....a good honest and reasonably solid performance. Hit early with a sucker punch ( albeit a cracking finish ) against the run of play, but showed more than enough resilience and character to grind out a win.:D
Don't get me wrong....I'm not getting giddy with seven unbeaten, but for me at least, in recent weeks and since the upturn in form and fortunes, we've shown enough to suggest that we'll be able to put the worry beads away a long time before the season comes to it's business end.:o The lads are beginning to really tick. Early doors..... before the sucker punch, I don't think Torquay could live with our pace and movement. With no cup distractions and a few more positive results, this team could really make a concerted drive to get into the upper reaches of League 2.:) That said, all it takes is a couple of defeats and we're looking over our shoulders again.....although it's wonderful to be now looking down at a few rather than up at the rest !!!:o Big Odejayi is a wonderful and powerful focal point, Bowerman looks like a reasonable foil, at times we can move the ball around quickly and get the ball wide and get in behind full backs.:D Plenty of reasons for optimism and to look forward to the rest of this season.:D One personal wish.....James Beattie..... get on the phone to Peter Taylor at Gillingham and persuade him to let Linganzi come back North.... either on loan or permanently...... With a powerful player like him in midfield we could really kick on up the league !:D |
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Isn't life just WONDERFUL. :)
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An interesting read from Torquay's site for anyone who couldn't make it:
ACCRINGTON 2 UNITED 1 |
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Yes, I agree with earlier comments... a good all round performance. New attitude was typified by George Bowerman's willingness to chase a totally lost cause up the left touchline to win the throw in that led to our first goal. Pierro and "Lids" also had great combative games working their socks off. In fact all the team played really well.Two most pleasing aspects for me were Murphy's great run to get to the crucial position on the goal line, from which the pull back takes the opposing keeper and centre halves out of the move. The second was the much improved performance by Luke Joyce. He played a true captain's match, continuously harrasing opponents and tackling higher up the pitch.
Well done lads! ON STANLEY ON:alright: |
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Shows a bit more than BBC's Football League show did:-
Accrington 2-1 Torquay | Video | Watch TV Show | Sky Sports |
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Kal made it to the Daily Telegraph's League 2 'Team of the Weekend'.
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