Yeovil

I don't believe he is saying that.
I may be wrong but I read it that Lord Didders is suggesting that if Beckles and Everton had played as CBs, and the Great Dane was in goal....Stanley COULD have a better defence.

Thanks Mr Exile, that is what I meant. Our defensive woes are easily fixed. So that's reason to be cheerful.
Apologies for making you angry Twenty Eight.
 
From to highlights,
There 1st goal was fortunate
2nd goal was decent
3rd goal Chapman was in no mans land
 
seems that yeovil have become more than a bit of a bogey side for us over the last few seasons. remember the cup defeat. if i miss a home game this season that one will be pensilled in.
 
Most goals have an element of fortune about them but, at the time, their first goal seemed more inevitable than fortunate. The "highlights" don't show the disarray that Stanley were in at the time.
Yeovil are a good side. If anyone was 'fortunate' it was Luton on the opening day.
Still think Stanley's second goal will take some beating as a lesson in how to attack from your own penalty box. A delight to behold.
 
You're probably right, Cashy, but, as Revived Red noted, the 'highlights' don't show two exceptional saves that Mr.Chapman made. Tough life being a goalie.
 
You're probably right, Cashy, but, as Revived Red noted, the 'highlights' don't show two exceptional saves that Mr.Chapman made. Tough life being a goalie.
Yeh true, but i see him pretty regular and to me, he aint the same man that was here first time around, perhaps the injury he had, i dont really know,:eek:
 
Problems with goalkeepers is every mistake is costly I don't,t think Chapman is not a good keeper but he does lose concentration game time only will improve that but could cost the team points so do you play Jorgenson tough being a manager.
 
Get Scooby on between the sticks & see how he goes on, better find out early than dragging him in half way through the season to shore up the GD & then find out Chappers is the better option after all.
 
Yeh true, but i see him pretty regular and to me, he aint the same man that was here first time around, perhaps the injury he had, i dont really know,:eek:

did he actually ever play a game for his parent club chesterfield. seemed keen to send him out on loan and bring in another as understoody to tommy lee at the time. he,s the type who,d save a penalty then let a tame shot through his legs. think the doncaster home game last season summed him up for me.
 
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