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accybeme 28-11-2013 17:53

Northampton town match thread
 
Away to Northampton a win here would put J B in with a good shout of the MotM, its last game in November and with the 3 wins & 1 draw already acquired from the 4 previous games in the month,

Exile on Spencer St 28-11-2013 18:22

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Can we have the three points please without the curse of MotM?
Hope the kit man takes plenty of extra shin guards.

Redraine 29-11-2013 08:23

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Not the best news!

BBC Sport - Izale McLeod joins Northampton on loan from MK Dons

AccyMad 29-11-2013 09:13

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Does sound like maybe he's slowing down a bit these days though - 4 goals in 21 games isn't all that impressive - & we're on fire at the moment so bring 'em on ;)

maccawozzagod 29-11-2013 09:49

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but surely this makes up for it? two wins and a draw in Kane Ferdinands six games - recalled by Posh

cashman 29-11-2013 10:09

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Will be well happy wi 1 pt from this un.:) suspect we may get another 3 though.

smudgie 29-11-2013 10:20

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3 points :)

See you all there.

Must be my 5th visit to the Sixfields at least.

football19 29-11-2013 11:50

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Take a draw now!!,these are the tough games when teams are fighting at the bottom

VALAIRIAN 29-11-2013 15:47

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Quote:

Originally Posted by football19 (Post 1085758)
Take a draw now!!,these are the tough games when teams are fighting at the bottom

Agree completely... :)

yonmon 30-11-2013 11:16

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Quote:

Originally Posted by football19 (Post 1085758)
Take a draw now!!,these are the tough games when teams are fighting at the bottom

I am shocked and stunned by YE OF LITTLE FAITH !!..... and this confirmation of non-optimism is not what one expects from Valairian !.
My preference today is to join forces with the distaff side and say along with Accymad... 'Bring it on ' !!.

( Bet that F19 says tonight....'Well I didn't see that coming !').

mab 30-11-2013 11:43

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Not the best of hunting grounds for the reds as results go, but I think we've got the team to do them over today specialy now mr hunts back in the team. 3pts please:)

teabag 30-11-2013 12:04

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never won or scored there, lets change that today, please on stanley on

accybeme 30-11-2013 13:45

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Originally Posted by teabag (Post 1085917)
never won or scored there, lets change that today, please on stanley on

found that we never scored there unbeleivable so on looking at stats I found we lost there 2-1 in 1961 still its about time we scored again

cashman 30-11-2013 14:30

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1-0 to them,:(

maccawozzagod 30-11-2013 14:37

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good lad Marcus!

cashman 30-11-2013 14:38

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Penalty to them, poor descision radio says, 1-0 the swine McCloud missed it. Betts saved.:)

yonmon 30-11-2013 14:39

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 1085932)
1-0 to them,:(

Betts to the rescue !!..Is it to be our afternoon after all ?

yonmon 30-11-2013 14:44

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Quote:

Originally Posted by cashman (Post 1085938)
Penalty to them, poor descision radio says, 1-0 the swine McCloud missed it. Betts saved.:)

Nobody will disagree with you there Cashy !!.

cashman 30-11-2013 14:48

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George Hudson was last Stanley Player to score down yon in 61, so we must be due one?

cashman 30-11-2013 15:54

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 1085941)
George Hudson was last Stanley Player to score down yon in 61, so we must be due one?

Well we never got one.:(

smudgie 30-11-2013 17:21

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Well my first two pence worth in a few weeks.

VERY VERY poor im afraid, especially going forward. Webber & Big Kay both had absolute shockers and where totally ineffective. Why we felt the need to lump it up to their center halves for 70 minutes is anybody's guess. They would still be clearing them come 10pm tonight.

Fair play they scored a decent goal, but we made the bottom side in the division look good at times...........

I have a huge amount of respect for JB and the way he has turned it around the last few weeks but today we where simply NEVER at the races. Bentinelli once again proved he is a star of the future with a brilliant penalty save (never should have been given ). Aldred again was a rock at the back, but Deano looked shattered to me. Maybe his fitness isn't quite up to two games in a week yet.

Other than that........ ZERO positives for me personally. Not a good day at the races.

Exile on Spencer St 30-11-2013 18:24

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Agree totally with Smudgie's summary, spot on in all respects IMHO. Fell into the trap of trying to play the ball in the air too many times, and Northampton's giant defence just gobbled them up. Not sure Kayode and Webber could have done much more as they were closely marked, and what few flicks and headers that Kayode did manage to lay off came to nought. Didn't think Mingoia did anything wrong but don't blame JB for trying to make changes. Back to reality in what is looking like a long, hard season for many teams.

football19 30-11-2013 19:18

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Missed the game today(went watching chester v barrow,but don't tell anyone !,)
and I feared we would struggle against a team that have started to get there act together.
We don't seem to conceed a lot of goals but you have to score to get a result and today we didn't.
IMHO webber should be used as an impact player coming off the bench when the game slows down,but can't complain at recent results and JBs decisions/team selection

DAV007 30-11-2013 19:51

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1 nil away defeat is not great, but compared to other away days its hardly a hammering.
Whats important is the next game and how the team and manager respond

Chubbyman 30-11-2013 20:14

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Far from a hammering if you look at the stats DAV...Accrington..more shots on and off target...more corners...alot less fouls....and 54% of play!!!

SamF 30-11-2013 21:47

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Quote:

Originally Posted by football19 (Post 1085966)
Missed the game today(went watching chester v barrow,but don't tell anyone !,)
and I feared we would struggle against a team that have started to get there act together.
We don't seem to conceed a lot of goals but you have to score to get a result and today we didn't.
IMHO webber should be used as an impact player coming off the bench when the game slows down,but can't complain at recent results and JBs decisions/team selection

For me Webber is one of our best players but is no longer a striker - you are a fan of 4-3-3 - how about a deep set Joyce with Webber and Murphy a little further on?

shakermaker 30-11-2013 23:57

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I too think Webber is one of our best talents but he hasn't got the legs for midfield.

Write off today's result. Historically we've always been dragged down to the level of those beneath us even when we're playing well. There aren't many lower levels than Boothroyd's brand of football.

football19 01-12-2013 08:28

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You have a point there shaker,we never scored there never mind win!.
Interesting to see they played 6-4 Platt and put there top scorer on the bench,that tells you there game plan.
Saying that,on paper they have a bloody good team,far better than there league position suggests(haven't they got points off fleetwood and chesterfield recently).
Not too disheartened as we appeared to have created a few chances and competed and finished the game still in with a chance of getting something.
Positive news --Stevenage are dropping like a stone :)

cashman 01-12-2013 08:50

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We were 8 unbeaten, no-one wins forever more is the way i view this, also they just had 2 great results against top teams, we got a fortnights rest to get oer it.:)

choirboy 01-12-2013 22:33

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Frustrating result......:mad::confused::bingobang
...had we won 1 - 0 we would now be five places higher at 14th !!!!!:dflam:
KEEP THE FAITH:alright:

Bigred 02-12-2013 08:46

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Kept my head down until I'd read the postings of those in the know before adding my two penny worth.

Tactically I thought Beattie had it all wrong by trying to lomp high ball after high ball over their defence which were big blokes particular their number 2 who never looked comfortable. Running at them with ball at feet would have been a far better option as the high ball always resulted in at tacks breaking down.
Even at corners futile high balls were dealt with easily by the cobblers when a variation of short or low corners could not have perhaps had big defenders struggling. Beattie must have a few training ground ploys up his sleeve.
In my oppinion Danny Webber either has no legs left or was'nt that interested as he appeared to be cruising and should have been substituted a lot earlier, whereas I was more impressed with our number 24 (I think is name Odejayi).
Northampton were there for the taking but our inept tactics or lack of them were our downfall. Perhaps confidence even after a good run is still a little low.
Fall marks to the small crowd of lads at the back left of our section who never stopped singing ant chanting throughout the game.

Redraine 02-12-2013 09:23

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Bigred (Post 1086148)
Kept my head down until I'd read the postings of those in the know before adding my two penny worth.

Tactically I thought Beattie had it all wrong by trying to lomp high ball after high ball over their defence which were big blokes particular their number 2 who never looked comfortable. Running at them with ball at feet would have been a far better option as the high ball always resulted in at tacks breaking down.
Even at corners futile high balls were dealt with easily by the cobblers when a variation of short or low corners could not have perhaps had big defenders struggling. Beattie must have a few training ground ploys up his sleeve.
In my oppinion Danny Webber either has no legs left or was'nt that interested as he appeared to be cruising and should have been substituted a lot earlier, whereas I was more impressed with our number 24 (I think is name Odejayi).
Northampton were there for the taking but our inept tactics or lack of them were our downfall. Perhaps confidence even after a good run is still a little low.
Fall marks to the small crowd of lads at the back left of our section who never stopped singing ant chanting throughout the game.

Aye, that's the only problem with having a good big 'un up front, the temptation to overdo the long ball, especially against giant defenders. Kayode, though, has been a very big part of our turn around in form and it will be interesting to see how we do without him in December. Worried!

Revived Red 02-12-2013 10:01

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What struck me most about our performance on Saturday was the contrasting wing play of Naismith and Mingoia. I wonder if they were playing to instructions or according to their own instincts. Virtually all of our threats came down our left wing via Lidds and Mingoia. They were always willing to take on the opposition and cross the ball. By contrast, Naismith was far too ready to drift towards midfield - and to dribble his way into trouble.

Exile commented to me that the most dangerous Northampton player was their left back. He really did have an easy afternoon with so much space to attack down our right. It is worth commenting that the Northampton goal came from an attack down our right where we were outnumbered.

Northampton had done their homework on Odejayi and marked him out of the game. As all our throw-ins are directed at him, this was a problem.

Just one other thought - Tom Aldred was magnificent.

football19 02-12-2013 12:53

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Revived Red (Post 1086157)
What struck me most about our performance on Saturday was the contrasting wing play of Naismith and Mingoia. I wonder if they were playing to instructions or according to their own instincts. Virtually all of our threats came down our left wing via Lidds and Mingoia. They were always willing to take on the opposition and cross the ball. By contrast, Naismith was far too ready to drift towards midfield - and to dribble his way into trouble.

Exile commented to me that the most dangerous Northampton player was their left back. He really did have an easy afternoon with so much space to attack down our right. It is worth commenting that the Northampton goal came from an attack down our right where we were outnumbered.

Northampton had done their homework on Odejayi and marked him out of the game. As all our throw-ins are directed at him, this was a problem.

Just one other thought - Tom Aldred was magnificent.

Interesting that RR , when i saw the teams,i thought Aldred/Platt battle would have a big influence on the game and reading their forums he had a great game too, and the game started to swing our way when he went off.
How did Tom do in the air against him?,as hes an handful like our CF

Redraine 02-12-2013 14:32

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Peter Murphy should have sealed the points for us but he deserves a lot of credit for busting a gut time after time to get into scoring positions in the box for us this season.


Northampton 1-0 Accrington | Video | Watch TV Show | Sky Sports

Revived Red 02-12-2013 14:36

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Originally Posted by football19 (Post 1086163)
Interesting that RR , when i saw the teams,i thought Aldred/Platt battle would have a big influence on the game and reading their forums he had a great game too, and the game started to swing our way when he went off.
How did Tom do in the air against him?,as hes an handful like our CF

Tom did extremely well in the air against Platt. Platt's main contribution was his ability to hold up and shield the ball and then lay it off - always difficult for a centre back to cope with as you will know. The defender then has to rely on others to prevent that lay off being effective. In terms of tackling and winning aerial battles, Tom was superb. And I must add, well supported by Deano. The penalty decision against Deano was laughable.

Revived Red 02-12-2013 14:44

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Redraine has now posted the link to the TV clip. Three things are obvious:
1. The penalty decision really was laughable.
2. Where was Naismith when Northampton scored their goal?
3. Murphy really did have two wonderful chances.

Exile on Spencer St 02-12-2013 17:36

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As you know,RR, at the time from our view, I too thought the penalty was dodgy as I thought Deano had got the ball. But, seeing it from the 'other' side (angle, I mean!) he didn't, and I can see why the ref gave it.
Much to learn from the game, especially for JB and his coaching staff, as there will be plenty more battles against four defenders who are a foot taller than most of the Stanley team.

Revived Red 02-12-2013 17:40

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Difference of opinion here, Exile!!! I thought the clip showed that he did indeed get the ball first. I wonder what others think.

Outback Ozzy 02-12-2013 18:18

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Having watched the clip 2 or three times, my initial reaction was Deano missed the ball, however, re-watching the clip, it shows Deano actually got the ball because the ball was rolling away from the Northampton player, however, the ref may have given the penalty for jumping in to the tackle. Either way, harsh. At least justice was done in this case and Bettinelli came to the rescue.

football19 02-12-2013 18:50

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Revived Red (Post 1086167)
Tom did extremely well in the air against Platt. Platt's main contribution was his ability to hold up and shield the ball and then lay it off - always difficult for a centre back to cope with as you will know. The defender then has to rely on others to prevent that lay off being effective. In terms of tackling and winning aerial battles, Tom was superb. And I must add, well supported by Deano. The penalty decision against Deano was laughable.

To be fair Dean got the ball,but can see why the ref give it,just one of those things.
The partnership with Tom will only get better and when Robs fit they will have to perform to retain there places.
Interesting they were thrown together when Hughes got injured at Rocdale and went on a 12 game run of 6wins,3 draws and 3 losses.
This season they were thrown together when Rob got injured at Wimbledon and went on another good run upto Saturday .


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