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The only problem is that at the end of the season we miss out on a higher league position on fewer goals scored.
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Maybe the next time we are 3-0 down at home we should all start feinting and asking for medical assistance, shaking our heads and insisting our health can’t stand it. Hopefully we may get a replay.
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Hard watch that second half – great goal. Didn’t understand taking off Beck who won almost everything in the air which Howe may have benefitted from, and then taking off his two best players (Roberts and Ewing) together. all that being said – in retrospect – a point was a good result bearing in mind that the second half possession stats must have been close to 90-10. Shout out to our keeper though, despite having acquired the habit of falling to the floor when receiving the ball in the air – even from the simplest of deliveries, almost managing to injure himself in the process on one occasion. Andy has intermated that he may have a full squad (-1) for our next games so onwards and upwards – UTI.
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I’m in.
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Any revenue must be welcomed – even if it is through the back door.
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No boos or abuse but I thought Chester were the better footballing side.
BUT – it’s the result that counts. Well done boys UTI.Certainly NOT in the first half. Second half we allowed them to play and they looked better. All their threats seemed to come from set plays but they were unable to convert any of their many corners and free kicks. Better footballing side? Not for me on today’s showing. Better after half time? Definitely!
Don’t think there’s any doubt that something’s amiss at the AA (GP). Disturbingly, this seems to stem from about the same time as the contract extension announcement for the 2 ‘managers’. I have seen NO evidence of what Schofield brings to the table other than an affable presence when interviewed. The softball questions from Moody week after week following losses have masked the fact that Butler has flaws which are not suitably examined in these clips.To descend from a team that conceded less than a handful of goals in their first 9 games to a team conceding 3 goals a game on a regular basis, and losing is evidence that the bonhomie and camaraderie that was abundant some weeks ago has disappeared and has been replaced by defenders who can’t defend, midfielders who can’t control midfield and strikers who have little or no service or are played in a position that’s unsuitable e.g. the ‘Chorley flyer’ – heralded as a free goal scoring winger, but when fit, ill-used and miscast. Fitzsimons. Roberts and Barrows apart then the rest need serious scrutiny.
So,Rene, the football solution is go ‘for’ four two.
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When I saw the starting 11 I knew we wouldn’t win and suspected we might lose. That was an over cautious selection again overrating the opposition and no confidence in going out to win the game. Poor, poor.
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That was a much more comfortable watch than last season’s away offerings. Masterclass in how to control the game without the ball. On chances could have won 6-2 but Fitzsimons shows his value again with a great save at a crucial time. Subs more sensibly used, and Whitehall along with Evans battling for MOTM. UTI
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9 points from 3 games – 3 clean sheets. That’ll do for me for now. I don’t really want us to ‘do a Tamworth’, (other than finishing top of the league obviously) and I’d like us to play free flowing attractive attacking football, Unfortunately. we’re still in NLN and need to play the next team on the list. Comments from the Marine game seemed to compliment our opponents on their efforts and I’m sure their fans were well up for their home game last night – then they got dicked 3-0 by Farsley Celtic. One game at a time folks.
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