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Would that be Barratt Homes truths?
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…some people believe biblical truth.
Medieval people?
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Didn’t play five at the back today.
Boyce and Ntlhe comfortable at CB, Ogle LB, Rowe RB until he went off then Ogle RB and O’Malley LB.
The problem was what was in front of them because the midfield were all over the place. Whitehouse looks to be unfit and carrying a bit of weight. Beestin and Gallimore got dragged all round the pitch and Wilson not playing as an out and out winger.
Lavery looked tired and Nuttall didn’t put himself about as much as the Shields #9.
Daniel should have been brought on sooner, but even then what was the game plan?
We need a proper management and coaching set up but under the present regime we know this is unlikely to happen. Prepare for further frustrations.
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51 years ago we lost to them at home, so slightly better I guess.
The standard at this level has improved immensely since 1971, unfortunately we are not adapting to it.
We DID perform for 90 minutes today, alas it was not the type of performance that was ever going to win the tie. Lots of possession, controlling much of the game, but zero creativity. We never looked like scoring.
I don’t know if it was the absence of Apter and Butterfield but we had absolutely no penetration. Ntlhe and Boyce must have had more touches than the other twenty players on the pitch put together. “Are you England in disguise?” Sprang to mind!
Someone has mentioned “no urgency”, and that pretty much sums up the difference between the two sides.
Thought Dewhurt could have done better with their goal although there was a nasty deflection, but another goal from a corner that should have been dealt with better.
Some very dejected and limping Iron players disappearing down the tunnel at the end.
This is a very steep learning curve and it looks like it’s going to be more than a one year course!
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Do we want to stay in the FA Cup or stay in the National League?
Answers on a postcard.
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I see the ringmaster (mistress?) has sacked the clown because he wasn’t a competent juggler.
What a bloody circus!
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No better and no worse than a string of inexperienced youngsters we had of late.
How many games did Bilson play? Whose bright idea was it play Foster against a team that needed a cricket score for a chance of automatic promotion?
Fine having young keepers for back-up, but putting them in a team on a downward spiral, low on confidence with nervy defenders is tantamount to suicidal.
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Thanks for all the info NI, Heworth any good for drinking?
The Swan opposite the interchange car park was okay the last time I was in.
If you’re getting on the Metro at Newcastle Central Station there’s better options there. Head of Steam is good. Centurion Bar at the station is pretty spectacular.
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“However, I chose to leave because I wasn’t happy with the way the EU wanted to put more power into the hands of unelected bureaucrats. Economics didn’t come into it”
Bloody Hell! It should have done.
It’s knackered more small businesses than Covid and Putin put together.
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The alternative is that supporters forget all about our off-field plight and just turn up to cheer on the boys regardless.
It’s what some on here (and recently departed) want but it ain’t going to happen!
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That assumes the manager knows what he’s doing.
The manager doesn’t even know if he IS the manager or not. Nor how long he’s in the job.
Another Swann-made mess!
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