Anybody hear what the gate was today? There must have been about 1000 Seasiders.
Blackpool match thread
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1062 from Blackpool.
Now there's an interesting three league matches coming up:
Crawley away - a team in form (although they were beaten today). This is the sort of match we will win. Absorbing pressure and killing them on the break.
Newport at home - thankfully too **** poor to capitalise on our shaky home form. Another win.
That should move us up to 4/5th place and then we face Luton away. This is going to a tough one and impossible to predict. Luton are also in a rich vein of form and relatively a massive club. It is the day after my 54th birthday so two train tickets from Er Indoors and three points from John Coleman is the least I deserve as a belated present. Win it and we'll not be far off 3rd place without actually having a midfield/attack ever having fired on all cylinders.
Crawley away - a team in form (although they were beaten today). This is the sort of match we will win. Absorbing pressure and killing them on the break.
Newport at home - thankfully too **** poor to capitalise on our shaky home form. Another win.
That should move us up to 4/5th place and then we face Luton away. This is going to a tough one and impossible to predict. Luton are also in a rich vein of form and relatively a massive club. It is the day after my 54th birthday so two train tickets from Er Indoors and three points from John Coleman is the least I deserve as a belated present. Win it and we'll not be far off 3rd place without actually having a midfield/attack ever having fired on all cylinders.
Is that just the no. of Pools fans who were on Coppice End & in cowsheds cos there were quite a few in & around us in main stand - not that they were any bother, just curious why, if you go to an away match you'd be happy to sit with the home fans? I know I wouldn't, particularly when home team stage a smash & grab raid in last 10 minutes
I was about to go back to bed when Blackpool scored,,instead I popped out for a smoke. Got back,being grumpy with myself for even getting up from a deep sleep in the first place, and I see its 1-1. Just as I'm about to whoop with delight, in goes #2 and its then I proceeded to wake up her and the boy (and probably the neighbours)..
Well done STANLEY.
Well done STANLEY.
Have noticed home attendance figures are up slightly this year. We have had over 1500 home fans v Pompey, Cheltenham and now Blackpool. I think the play off push, west ham and ground improvements have pushed an extra handful through the gate.
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officially 1700 home fans Cashy, although Diane has pointed out that there were away fans in various home sections
Well I committed the cardinal sin yesterday, was so frustrated by the first 70 minutes or so I decided a swift exit around 85 minutes was a sensible decision. I can count on one hand in 20 years of watching Stanley how many times ive done it, oops.
As for the game itself, as others have said, I thought we where pretty dreadful to be honest for 70 minutes. Outplayed and thought by a better side. Donacien had a nightmare at Left Back, not sure why he was playing there, I thought he was a natural Right back. Obviously Boco and GTF played their part from the bench, great to see Colety using the squad wisely !
If we can get into the playoff's playing like that, then god only knows what will happen if we can hit top gear.
As for the game itself, as others have said, I thought we where pretty dreadful to be honest for 70 minutes. Outplayed and thought by a better side. Donacien had a nightmare at Left Back, not sure why he was playing there, I thought he was a natural Right back. Obviously Boco and GTF played their part from the bench, great to see Colety using the squad wisely !
If we can get into the playoff's playing like that, then god only knows what will happen if we can hit top gear.
Wooooaaahhhh! Hold it right there Smudgie. The Don playing out of position? Christ, it's like sticking a rolls Royce engine to a tricycle. In theory it should go faster but it won't.
Please Mr Coleman end this stupid experiment immediately.
Please Mr Coleman end this stupid experiment immediately.
Wise words Cashy. To truly appreciate the highs you must live out the worst of the lows.
I know it was only Twitter, but even with 7% battery remaining and 1-0 down I was still pressing that refresh button every 10 seconds.
I know it was only Twitter, but even with 7% battery remaining and 1-0 down I was still pressing that refresh button every 10 seconds.
I suggest, if Professor Coleman has a blind spot, it's for finding and using left-footed players. It seems to have been the norm to have the left back position occupied by a right footer. Sometimes, when they're switched, having previously settled in on the other side of the defence, to both the player's and team's detriment. Joe Jacobson was notable exception as a natural left footed defender. Some 'wrong-footed' left backs have done wonders 'out of position'.
Similar issue applies to attacking down the left side. Snr Bruna was a left footer but barely got a look in to see what he might have done.
With the obvious shortage of players in League 2 who can use both feet, natural left-footers must come at a real premium.
Similar issue applies to attacking down the left side. Snr Bruna was a left footer but barely got a look in to see what he might have done.
With the obvious shortage of players in League 2 who can use both feet, natural left-footers must come at a real premium.
Great result against a good team,make no mistake they will be in the mix come April.
Never a penalty tho, watch it numerous times and if you give them you'll have twenty penalties a game.
Take it all day long tho,as we will get dodgy ones against us this season as normal!!!
Didn't see the game,but I learned an harsh lesson,don't go walking/trekking in Lakes wearing Adidas sambas - feet are wrecked
Never a penalty tho, watch it numerous times and if you give them you'll have twenty penalties a game.
Take it all day long tho,as we will get dodgy ones against us this season as normal!!!
Didn't see the game,but I learned an harsh lesson,don't go walking/trekking in Lakes wearing Adidas sambas - feet are wrecked
How on earth we occupy a play off spot is anybodys guess. We've yet to find any consistency or form. We have the makings of a good side but we're stuttering onwards in the main. We rarely occupy such a spot at this time of the season and we usually improve as the weather deteriorates. Start to hit the form we're capable of and good things could be in store.
Gentlemen,
I have just returned from the dark side. No! I don't mean Yorkshire!
This place is not for the faint of heart, being infested with Orks the likes of whom make the Hounds of Hell appear mere lapdogs.
Where vitriol drips like poison from every crevice. Yes Gentlemen, I speak of the Blackpool fans forum.
Foolishly I entered to see what their reaction was after Saturday's game. How I wish I hadn't bothered.
This is a place where the 'f' word abounds - and I don't mean 'f' for 'football'.
In this topsy-turvy world, defeat is celebrated & any fan foolish enough to actually attend a game is branded a scab.
So hell-bent are they to see their club fail that no one, from owners to manager, to the team itself, is immune from their venom.
One poor soul, in an attempt to soften the bitter pill of Saturday's defeat, posted the after-match comments of John Coleman,
in which he rightly praised Pool as the better team and confessed our penalty award a mystery. The response from one troll was
to label our beloved leader a 'scouse 'c'. Yes! even the 'c' word litters the threads like a cancer.
What a relief to return to the tranquility of the Stanley forum, a place where sanity & reason prevail. Where humbug is met with humour.
We may all hold different points of view, but the one thing that unites us is the love & pride we all hold for our great little club.
Based on their performance on Saturday, I'm sure Blackpool will be contenders for promotion this season.
I wonder what these trolls will say when they have to eat humble pie?
I have just returned from the dark side. No! I don't mean Yorkshire!
This place is not for the faint of heart, being infested with Orks the likes of whom make the Hounds of Hell appear mere lapdogs.
Where vitriol drips like poison from every crevice. Yes Gentlemen, I speak of the Blackpool fans forum.
Foolishly I entered to see what their reaction was after Saturday's game. How I wish I hadn't bothered.
This is a place where the 'f' word abounds - and I don't mean 'f' for 'football'.
In this topsy-turvy world, defeat is celebrated & any fan foolish enough to actually attend a game is branded a scab.
So hell-bent are they to see their club fail that no one, from owners to manager, to the team itself, is immune from their venom.
One poor soul, in an attempt to soften the bitter pill of Saturday's defeat, posted the after-match comments of John Coleman,
in which he rightly praised Pool as the better team and confessed our penalty award a mystery. The response from one troll was
to label our beloved leader a 'scouse 'c'. Yes! even the 'c' word litters the threads like a cancer.
What a relief to return to the tranquility of the Stanley forum, a place where sanity & reason prevail. Where humbug is met with humour.
We may all hold different points of view, but the one thing that unites us is the love & pride we all hold for our great little club.
Based on their performance on Saturday, I'm sure Blackpool will be contenders for promotion this season.
I wonder what these trolls will say when they have to eat humble pie?
Great to see Rommy on the EFL team of the week (Championship, League 1 and League 2):
Sky Bet EFL: Team of the Week
Sky Bet EFL: Team of the Week