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Rachubka was massive for us today , without him we'd have slipped to a heavy defeat. Accy defence (Liddle excepted who played his best game for some time) was very poor and cannot hold their game together at the minute
 
Reamer said:
Rachubka was massive for us today , without him we'd have slipped to a heavy defeat. Accy defence (Liddle excepted who played his best game for some time) was very poor and cannot hold their game together at the minute
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Disagree Clark saved Oxford a real paggering in the first 45 mins to me, Both keepers were great today. Toto was away wi the fairies again to me.
 
You would think that Eckersley deserves a go, given the chances that Toto has been given and blown

Woops! nice swerve by smudgie from Bavs thread
 
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cashman said:
Disagree Clark saved Oxford a real paggering in the first 45 mins to me, Both keepers were great today. Toto was away wi the fairies again to me.
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Don't recall a 'real Paggering', Cashy, although during a bright start by Stanley , their keeper made a good stop from a glancing header (by whom, didn't catch the player , Amond?) and Boco had a good attempt that hit the bar. Other than that our stand in had absolutely no chance with their first and a few crosses to collect. Second half he made three or four top class saves and a couple of routine saves that a less experienced keeper could well have made a mess of. Overall would agree with his nom as MOM. Had no chance with goals and is probably wondering where our defence went. If Bavs is out for a while and we can keep this fellow I shall be well 'appy
 
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Don't recall a 'real Paggering', Cashy, although during a bright start by Stanley , their keeper made a good stop from a glancing header (by whom, didn't catch the player , Amond?) and Boco had a good attempt that hit the bar. Other than that our stand in had absolutely no chance with their first and a few crosses to collect. Second half he made three or four top class saves and a couple of routine saves that a less experienced keeper could well have made a mess of. Overall would agree with his nom as MOM. Had no chance with goals and is probably wondering where our defence went. If Bavs is out for a while and we can keep this fellow I shall be well 'appy
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Was a couple of good stops from headers off Amond n i think Murph? If yeh include Bocos that hit bar n Linneys goal,4 at half times a paggering to me mate.;)
 
According to Leam as the transfer window is closed we can only renew for another 7 days !!

Looks like young Dawber will get his chance :)
 
David James is at Bournemouth now isn't he?
And for the 7 day rule, I think as its an emergency loan you can keep renewing every 7 days for the duration of December.
He is well out in the cold at Leeds though, his last appearance was over a year ago and he had such a 'mare that he got subbed at half time for a 17 year old when they were 3-0 down at home, so he's arguably their 4th choice, and I don't think the fans there would want to see him back in so fingers crossed it works to our advantage!
Was speaking to one of his old managers about him after that game, and he was saying he is very much a confidence keeper, loads of ability but if he starts off badly in a season/club etc etc then he finds it hard to bounce back, so the excellent start with us is certainly a good sign if we can keep hold of him!
 
From the BBC Sports website;

Accrington Stanley goalkeeper Ian Dunbavin will have shoulder surgery on Thursday, which is expected to keep him out for the rest of the season.

Dunbavin, 32, has been an ever-present in League Two this season.

"It's a blow because he's been fantastic this year. I think he's been having the best year of his career," said manager Leam Richardson. :eek:


Good luck for the surgery Ian .............. and hope you're back sooner than we're led to think! You've been fantastic all season, and this is cruel beyond measure ............. :(

Keep the Faith! :)
 
Div3North said:
From the BBC Sports website;

Accrington Stanley goalkeeper Ian Dunbavin will have shoulder surgery on Thursday, which is expected to keep him out for the rest of the season.

Dunbavin, 32, has been an ever-present in League Two this season.

"It's a blow because he's been fantastic this year. I think he's been having the best year of his career," said manager Leam Richardson. :eek:


Good luck for the surgery Ian .............. and hope you're back sooner than we're led to think! You've been fantastic all season, and this is cruel beyond measure ............. :(

Keep the Faith! :)
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Totally share your thoughts D3N..and add my best wishes to those you are sending.
 
Seems Bavs is having his op today, whilst i aint his No1 fan, can only wish the guy well n early recovery,
 
He's been on Twitter in the last hour saying he's okay but expecting to stay in hospital over night. Surgeon found more damage than he was expecting, but really pleased with how the repairs went.

We can only hope he has a good recovery and comes back fitter and stronger.
 
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