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Good to see Clark back shame the captain is. Finley and Barlaiser both on bench fear for a result hope i'm wrong
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All this tinkering with the starting line up worries me - there's more ins & outs than Brexit! Everything crossed for a positive result today but I might just hibernate till the final whistle goes, not sure my nerves can take it
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way i see it we aint got much at all in creative midfield, what bit we have is on the bench.:(
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1-0 down already.
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1-0 down 20th as it stands
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Now 21st Southend just scored
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22nd now Rochdale winning
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Better team on the bench FFS
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Dont suprise me andy wi that starting line up.:(
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1-1 Clark
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Yes Jordan!! Thank the Lord
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Bloody daylight savings changes..dam confusing , but got up just as we equalise. Go Stanley
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Thank god clarkys back
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Penalty miss by Billy
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Penalty missed by Billy:eek:
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Silly Billy
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Rochdale beating Sunderland at this point:eek:
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Half time 1-1 cmon reds we need this un.
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We need a midfield. Scotty already on a yellow, we're relying on long balls punted forward and creating very little from open play. Thing is, Dons look like they might be vulnerable if we have a go at them. I'd take a point now but there's a case for being strategically courageous against a side with such a poor home record.
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Smyth off Finlay on half time change
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Need to come away with at least a point Rochdale now drawing
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Did it make sense though to take off a striker?when they had 12 attempts to our 5?:confused:
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Other scores around us looking a bit better now - this is horrible, I feel physically sick!
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Late winner please STANLEY
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5 mins added
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Rochdale losing
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1 pt better a than big fat 0
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Good point all results going for us 2 home wins will do nicely need every one in full voice
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a point away is ok
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The ref was a disgrace ...
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Nothing to add, just wanted to get a post in before Mr T closes it down!
A case of Premature Cessation in the last few weeks Now off to Windsor to meet old friends. If I bump into Meghan Markle I’ll ask if she fancies centre mid, we could do with some mobility and bite based on today. Still, I’d have taken a point. |
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Conneely one of our best players on pitch.
Anyone going to argue that again after today? |
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Great point today. Battled well at a tough place to go (no matter what some might say). 2 big home games now.
Lots of negativity in the match comments from those who weren’t at the game I see. Just hope they turn up with positivity on Tuesday please!!! |
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Conneely one of our better players today. Dan plays too deep for my liking. Silly free kick to give away on edge of area. |
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However, that was an extremely nervy 95 minutes of football. There was no Stanley MotM for me, but equally no-one who let the side down. At times the goal mouth scrambles were like The Alamo and the Stanley players rarely looked comfortable, not least because Wimbledon closed them down quickly and in numbers. I’m sure Wimbledon will feel they dropped two points whilst I reckon Stanley are mighty glad to come away with one. Although Billy missed, I thought the penalty was a tad soft. It may have been compensation from the ref for booking Smyth earlier for diving when it looked more of a foul from the defender. Maybe the video will prove me wrong. Wimbledon were generally quicker and stronger, and certainly bigger. Had to smile when Stanley were defending yet another free kick just outside the box and their “wall” consisted of Smyth, Clark, and Kee! Over to the home fans now for the next two nerve-wracking instalments! I’m off to lie down in a darkened room. |
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Just bumped into the Blackpool lads in services.
Doing best to abduct Nick Anderson and bring him back haha! |
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Im quite proud of our League 1 club that has a league 2 team, plays in a Conference stadium in front of Conference North crowds on Unibond pitch and pays the third lowest wages in the EFL
improve all of them by 2 levels and we're in the Prem. Then I'm leaving |
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Love Hughesy and he’s our only real leader but his legs have gone. |
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Controversial comment coming up.
If Barlaser and Finlay had started in centre mid today we would have lost. Conneely and Brown doing the dirty work. Delighted to see Clark back and firing on all cylinders. The enforced lay off has helped no end with his injury. How on earth he’s accumulated the yellow card tally I do not know. I really want to see that “penalty” back again before saying anything but it looked nailed on to me. We’re going to be fine. I’m actually looking forward to midweek. |
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I was wrong. Just seen the 47 seconds of “highlights” and it was certainly a penalty. Maybe the Wimbledon player figured he could get away with it twice.
Also agree with 28 (:eek:). Messrs Conneely and Brown turned out to be a good choice in a roughty-toughty game, and neither Finlay nor (briefly) Barlaser made that much impact. But, at home, Stanley will need to be more creative in midfield. For much of this game Stanley’s tactic comprised the back four passing the ball sideways across the pitch, with Wimbledon backing off until they slowly approached the half way line, only for a long ball to be then hoofed up for our ‘midget gems’ to try and win headers against much bigger defenders. |
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I take your point Exile.
However we need one in midfield with a defensive mentality even at home. It would be wrong to go trigger happy against Rochdale. I’d go three at the back. Dimi Sykes Hughes Ben Johnson Finlay Conneeely McConville Clark Kee Smyth Time to give Janoi a break. |
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agree with giving janoi a break, for me he aint been anywhere near the player that went to ipswich.
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I would suggest sousa should start up front for a few games. Billy on the bench and used as an impact sub. This will give him the time he needs to recover from the battering he gets every week. Smyth is quick but inexperienced, He wastes a lot of energy chasing fresh air. However I do think we will scrape through.
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[QUOTE=Exile on Spencer St;1226706]The fact you could see that from where you, KJ, just about sums up the ref’s performance!
However, that was an extremely nervy 95 minutes of football. There was no Stanley MotM for me, but equally no-one who let the side down. I thought Sykes was the outstanding player for Stanley today and must be in contention for Young Player of the season, if not , with Finley a possible Player of Season. Tough game today. Nervy and twitchy for the last twenty minutes. Both sides are probably very happy with a point given other results at the bottom of L1. Tuesday v Rochdale is a must win. |
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But, at home, Stanley will need to be more creative in midfield. For much of this game Stanley’s tactic comprised the back four passing the ball sideways across the pitch, with Wimbledon backing off until they slowly approached the half way line, only for a long ball to be then hoofed up for our ‘midget gems’ to try and win headers against much bigger defenders.[/QUOTE] so it was like every week. agree with a more creative mid fielder to start on tuesday night though. the sunderland game showed that we were better second half by getting on the front foot than being defensive like the first half. |
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Rochdale on Tuesday will be a battle apparently they played quite well against Sunderland so the team selected has to be up for a fight tactics and guile go out the window at this stage alright a win would be nice but we could settle for a point just don't lose.
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Plus if that’s the case bench him. Loanees allegedly not putting the effort in make my blood boil. It happens all over the place not just Accy. Said it before said it again too much reliance on the loan market leaves you open to this. Anyone else think Barlaser has mysteriously lost form as end of season approaches ? Probably because he’s an idea where he’ll be next season and it’s not with us. |
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Think your right their 28, Dans form has dipped, still a great player by the way. However I’d pick Sam over Scotty for Tuesday night with Seamus sitting picking up the pieces. Not that Scotty did anything wrong. Same as Donacien at fault for two goals in the last two games wonder if there is something in his loan contract that means he has to play so many games there’s no way he should be starting over Johnson,offers Nothing going forward and hasn’t been the same defender who left us last season. Johnson back in to link up with Clark provide us a real threat down the right with them two with Rochdale being a must win. I’ve also been disappointed with Paul since the Sunderland game however he is the only real option up there with Billy with Zanzala seemingly way out of favour.
Think my Team for Tuesday: Dimi Johnson Sykes Hughes Richards-Everton Clark Coneely Finley Mconville Smyth Kee Only one loanee :alright: |
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We have become so very predictable. |
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You may have a valid point about the loan terms. All will be revealed on Tuesday with Coleys line up. |
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I thought I'd gone to the Wimbledon match yesterday but obviously, given the criticism of Janoi in the last few posts, I must have got lost somewhere - in the game I did go to, a No 4 with Donacien written across his back provided the only significant attacking threat the team in red presented in the entire first 45 minutes, overlapping down the right.
Odd how people can see things completely differently …... |
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It’s all about opinions mate.
I’m judging him for his defending. What did you think to his positioning for their goal ? |
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Appreciate he’s family, but you’ve got more front than Blackpool in pushing his case for inclusion at the expense of others who have contributed significantly throughout the vast majority of the year. 4 points from our last 6 games, a repeat of that and we are down. Whilst yesterday was vital, I lost count of the number of goal line scrambles that we survived. As you say, just opinions! |
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If you read what I’ve put I’ve said he’s one of only two midfielders with a defensive gene.
That makes inclusion or exclusion tough. We need a defensive midfielder. I’ve no problems at all in saying that if we’d signed one or if Scotty was on the top of his game he wouldn’t be in. Now in the case of Janoi there are other options - Johnson and Rodgers and on current form I think they are better options. Both are our players as well not just marking time to return to a parent club. Hope that makes my opinion clear and it is only that an opinion. |
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Cannot comment on Janois performance yesterday but can comment on others i have witnessed since he returned, and he has been nothing at all like the lad who left us, and he was one of my favorite players, and i know quite a few others who think the same, if he did ok yesterday i sure hope that continues.
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I’m sorry 28, we’ll just have to disagree. For what it’s worth I enjoy your posts and when I have need to check them out from those inside the club, they are mostly accurate, so please keep them coming even if your just enjoying the wind up.
That said, in this topic and others you seem to spend half your life championing Seamus’s defensive qualities in the aim to displace another midfielder. That’s fine but earlier in this thread you inferred Barlaser isn’t trying and yet when Seamus stinks the place out, it’s always an injury. You then call Janoi out for a goal (don’t disagree) but you omit to provide a full picture. The goal is scored by a runner from midfield who wasn’t tracked by “our best defensive midfielder”. I thought that at the time and the highlights confirm same. As I say I enjoy your insight, but your background will have taught you the power of what you don’t say and I don’t appreciate being “played” and how you try and shape debate for your own interested ends. No one else to my knowledge does that on here. As for Seamus and his “injury” , both my dog and I have thought he’s looked good in full training when out on our walks the last few months. He’s also benefited by other players contractual disputes, so to then question others attitudes is disingenuous. As I say, happy to disagree and move on to prevent the thread being closed. |
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Simpson,
Mate as long as you're consistent I have no problem but with respect I'm not alone with what has been said about loanees - Barlaser and Janoi in particular. Cashman has a view so does Accynew so does Lord Love Rocket so lets not see this as personal. If you query Conneely has been injured you may wish to ask your insiders' about his treatment and injections. How about we close it to prevent being told by others to do so. |
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He’s also benefited by other players contractual disputes, so to then question others attitudes is disingenuous.
I don't understand that comment at all Simpson. You've lost me. |
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Everyone stating an opinion regarding the Captain on this forum is, as far as your protagonist is concerned, for obvious reasons going to find it received with some feelings of suspicion , which one can read every now and again in his replies to posts containing some criticism of the weaknesses in this players lack of skill and leadership qualities. We have all witnessed his style of play and formed and stated our opinions of this and hoped that users of the forum would accept our opinion, even if these are made with some personal motivation. Therefore, 28 is like you and I entitled to his opinion whether or not it makes any sense to the rest of us !. This of course does not absolve the direct verbal sniping currently prevalent betwixt two of the Forum's users. This does nothing but belittle the perpetrators in the eyes of others, and I am always happy when our Moderator draws these embarrassing threads to a deserved conclusion !. There !.. My Sunday afternoon rant is over.. The ire it contains probably motivated by knowing that a trip away means that Seat D51 will be vacant on Tuesday night and Mab will have to make twice as much noise to make up for this !. KTF ! ON STANLEY ON !!. |
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Yonmon, given that I’m supposedly on the end of 28’s sniping, at no point do I feel sniped. Equally read my post and on several occasions I reinforce the accuracy of a lot of his posts and encourage him to continue. I doubt he would consider same, indeed sniping would appear to be in the eyes of the beholder and we are both direct but fair in my opinion.
My challenge was merely my perception of fairness and I believe both of us agreed to disagree and move on respectfully with playful and respectful parting digs which is what forums should be. In my agreeing to move on I was going to remind us of Grimsby away last season when Seamus came out of the side having genuinely battled with a groin. We went on a run of 10 games taking 25 points from 30 with nolan returning as a holder and a new loanee called Dunne moving us from a rapidly sinking 11th back to 2nd in the table (which included Seamus, nolan and Dunne v Coventry away and Swindon at home) Seamus and Scotty then pushed us even higher to the title. My point being some loanees pushed us on to greatness. If I had a choice, I’d agree with 28 and certainly not have 5, 6 or is 7 as we do. However there’s rent to be collected ! |
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Conneelly getting dogged doesn't bother, few rated Procter until he left, and Joyce was never rated neither. Oh how we'd love a Prime Procter or Jubilant Joyce to return to our fold right now
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What's happened to Liam Nolan or is he out on a limb;)
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Quite a few of us would like to know, Mab.
As far as I can glean he had 2 games on loan to Salford Moneybags FC but left them in January. |
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Pretty dull game to be fair, thought Wimbledon could have slightly shaded it given the few chances they had although could argue the same for us with our missed penalty.
Seemed harsh to book Smyth for a dive, looked a clear cut penalty Clickers was maybe more deserved although only saw it in real time (not seen a reply) - only judging this by the way he fell. Thought everyone had an okay-ish average game. Seamus made a few vital tackles deep inside his own half and also cleared one off the line. considering a few people like to groan at his sideways passing, I personally thought he switched play very well. Big Ben had a better game than normal which was pleasing. A few good tackles and passes, also seemed better in the air than of late. Janoi was just a bit slow releasing Clicker, especially in the final third. Could have sent him 1 on 1 with their keeper a few times but delayed his pass too long. Pleased Clicker got his goal. I'm not his biggest fan but thought he played well and took his goal really well, good instinct and composure to slot it in. Surprised that Callum was again rested, I would have played him instead of Janoi. Normally I would have argued that I would of played him instead of Big Ben and switched Janoi to LB but as I mentioned, was pleasantly happy by Ben's performance. No complaints with Seamus and Scotty in the middle. Harsh on Sam in the sense that I didn't think he contributed much but then he is not naturally a 2nd striker. Baffled why we don't drop Sam deeper and player Barlaser further forward. Dimi looked a bit shakey with a few crosses and his distribution was diabolical. Still see him unquestionably as our 1st choice keeper however. Roll on tomorrow night, let's be loud and proud. For me, same 11 apart from Callum for Janoi. 4-2-1-3 and just let Clicker, Sean and Paul Smyth roam freely in front of Billy dropping deeper to hold the ball up and pinging through balls to them all game. Lovely jubbly. |
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I’m a big fan of Clark but, from what I saw, I wasn’t surprised the ref didn’t give him a penalty in second half.
As I recall it, in a very congested six yard box Clark pushed the ball past the Womble defender (when a snap shot may have been as good an option) who stuck out his hip and Clark fell over it, a little too obviously. Probably would have been given in the PL, but not with that ref. |
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"He’s also benefited by other players contractual disputes, so to then question others attitudes is disingenuous"
I'm assuming that having been asked to explain including by PM you can't back that statement up or explain it. Enough said Simpson. |
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The mention of ' sniping ' was not intended to relate to any posts on this particular thread,but rather to some entered on previous threads which resulted in our Moderator bringing them to a close !. No criticism of anyone in particular was intended in my post, which I hoped would be seen and accepted as a general comment on the status quo of certain aspects of our Forum. But I would be the first to admit that on this occasion, and, I might add on several occasions over the years, I have allowed my verbosity to take flight with alarming outcome amongst my friends who share my regard for this Forum...and this has often stimulated some interesting replies which kept the banter going !. Hey !.. here I go again !!... ( Alfred.E. is telling me that enough is enough ! ). Keep up the good work, and keep the faith. ON STANLEY !...ON !!. |
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Keep on verbositating my good friend ;)
If you have any problems with it - verbositating that is - I can recommend some people who can help :D :) :) :) |
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