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“During an arrest attempt, an officer was assaulted and sustained injuries to his face and damage to his glasses.”
Statement published by South Yorkshire Police. Don’t think it’s really up for debate.
Doesn’t seem like much speculating going on here Sanfran…seems pretty factual that he assaulted an emergency worker and got arrested for it.
Cox got the job solely because he showed an interest in it and was a local lad, no other reason. You look at it from the outside and all we’ve done is hire a non-league assistant manager with next to no managerial experience. If it was any other assistant manager from non-league with no managerial experience we all would have been up in arms!
Absolutely pathetic performance, probably won’t bother watching for a while now. Nice to see Watson back to his usual self after last week’s anomaly.
Ignoring the financial situation this seems like our best signing of the season and a bit of a coup. 7 goals in 21 starts from CM for Port Vale last season is pretty darn impressive!
Bit embarrassing against a Man City side with an average age of 17. Never thought I’d say this but I pray to God that Watson doesn’t get injured if Kelsey is our backup!
Something has to be going on transfer wise with Eisa and McAtee. Eisa isn’t too bad defensively and always works his socks off, plus can score out of nowhere…no reason not to be in the team.
The process of elimination deduced that Beestin must have been the other player who was self-isolating along with McAtee. He gets back in the team but McAtee doesn’t because he has missed training? Hmmmm
Mostly Cox’s own fault…you don’t come in on day one professing to play attacking football (in a 4-4-2) and then deliver the exact opposite.
Stating that Eisa, a winger, “needs to get the ball and run at players” as the reason he didn’t play is bonkers…what are wingers supposed to do for crying out loud!? He’s arguably our best player and can win games on his own, so get him in the team.
Forgot about Watson’s spill in the first half, maybe I should downgrade him to a 9.5.
Couple of posters commenting above that a Bedeau slip should have lead to a goal…it was Cordner.
Watson – 10 – not really sure what else would contribute a perfect performance from a ‘keeper so he’s getting full marks from me. 3 world class saves to win us the game.
Hornshaw – 5 – still a bit shaky at the back and offers nothing going forwards.
Cordner – 7 – strong performance.
Bedeau – 7 – as above.
O’Malley – 6 – a decent enough full debut.
Gilliead – 7 – our best outfield player.
Vincent – 6 – steady performance but didn’t really contribute much.
Spence – 7 – always seems to be in the right position to try and win possession.
Hippolyte – 4 – rubbish! How can he possibly keep one of the best wingers in the division out of the team!?
Hallam – 7 – lovely finish and worked his socks off.
Loft – 6 – worked hard but pretty much always made he wrong decision when on the ball.Onariase – 7 – made some really important headers.
Beestin – 5 – got booked, did nothing else.
Butroid – N/ARef – 4 – so nit-picky with every decision!
Manager – 5 – still yet to see any attacking football. Reverted to 3 at the back with 15 minutes left and just invited constant pressure. Hippolyte over Eisa?
Bit Harsh on Loft Les considering he’s scored 66.6% of our goals so far this season!
Sounds like a carbon copy of the Carlisle home game last season!
Wouldn’t mind seeing a 4-4-2 and attacking football as promised, especially being at home. Not sure we have the personnel for it, especially at full back, but if fit I’d go for:
Watson
Clarke
Cordner
McGahey
BedeauGilliead
Spence
Vincent
EisaMcAtee
LoftIf Colclough is fit then he needs to be coming off the bench and making an impact. We really need to start seeing the Colclough that was by far our best player in the League One relegation season until he got injured!
Cox hasn’t exactly got off to a flying start but I’m willing to give him time. What I can’t quite fathom or give him much time for is playing people out of position or not playing them at all. Eisa and Gilliead were two of our very few positives from last season but so far this season they’re yet to play a single game in their actual position. Move them back out to the wings and start actually attacking teams like Cox professed he would…not pass the ball about nicely at the back making your possession stats look nice with no cutting edge (been there before haven’t we??).
Move this codswallop to non football.
Funny that Northumbrian, I’d say the opposite and see the game better on TV…especially if comparing against being stood in the Cluggy trying to make out what’s happening at the other end of the pitch!
Watson – 5 – no command of area, heart in mouth every time a cross comes into the box! Kicking poor.
McGahey – 6 – solid enough.
Cordner – 6 – as above.
Bedeau – 5 – think he could have done better with the goal. Passing poor.
Hornshaw – 5 – didn’t really do anything. Probably should have scored.
Hippolyte – 7 – looks promising and was our best defender at times. His hard work led to the goal.
Spencer – 6 – broke up play well but gave the ball away just as many times.
Vincent – 6 – tidy but no cutting edge.
Gilliead – 6 – completely wasted in the centre, get him back on the wing.
Eisa – 5 – as above, not a striker!
Loft – 7 – MOM. Did well holding up the ball and goal of the season already…needs a proper partner!Green – 5 – didn’t do anything apart from waste the ball in promising positions.
Jarvis – N/ARef – 9 – hardly noticed him which is always a good sign!
Manager – 5 – came in professing to play attacking football and was a 4-4-2 guy…so far I’ve seen neither!
Not the best is it. Newport so much better on the ball and look to know where they’re actually supposed to be playing. Us on the other hand, all over the place…and when we do get on the ball we give it away cheaply.
Why do our managers over recent players love playing 3 at the back and these stupid formations? Cox even came in professing quite vehemently that he plays 4-4-2 yet hasn’t played it yet! Gilli and Eisa wasted when not on the wings.
The squad is worse than last season so if we finish 20th or above it’ll be a success.
Ah, yet with the wonders of the internet you can be anywhere in the world that you choose!
You can sign up for a season if you’re not in the UK (or make it seem as though you’re not in the UK). Cost is £140 so works out about £3 per game (only league games are included).
So many of the squad missing, would be nice to have some sort of official update as to their whereabouts/injury status:
Where’s McAtee?
Where’s Rowe?
Where’s McGahey?
Where’s Clarke?
Where’s Beestin?
Where’s Mooney?
Where’s Hippolyte?
Where’s Turan?
Where’s Onariase?
Where’s Olomola?How do we have this many first teamers out before the season has even started!?
Butroid is crap, always has been. We continue the trend of having to score 3 with Watson in goal to stand any chance of winning.
Interview on OWS…refers to himself as a big, quick striker who likes to bring others into play. Also played there against Watford, watch the highlights.
Stats suggest he’s another non goal scoring striker though. It’s almost as if we don’t already have enough of those.
Jarvis baffles me more so than Loft – 4 league goals in 52 appearances across the last three years, the vast majority of those appearances being at National League level or below! How have we seen any potential there!?
At least Loft has scored a professional league goal (Jarvis has a big fat zero in that department).
That back 5 inc. GK gives me chills…and not the electrifying type!
Jarvis is one for the U23’s surely? We signed him from Sutton United, who incidentally shipped him out on loan last season! Would be surprised if that’s the sort of quality we’re expecting to go into the first team.
Whoever the trialist was he looked a big ol’ unit on the highlights!
Looks capable if this video is anything to go by…decent back flip too!
That’ll be Eisa on his way then.
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