Withdean Wanderer
Banned
First, I should point out that yes, I do appreciate the irony/hypocrisy of what i'm about to write.
Anyway, Nicky Forster. I was FAR from impressed by his captaincy on Saturday. Why? The man doesn't stop bloody moaning!
Firstly, he picked up a silly, petty booking, for mouthing off at a linesman. Knowing the new FA 'clampdown' on this as well, it seems such a ridiculous thing to have done, and could cost us at a later point in the season. Hardly setting an example is it?
Secondly, why does he feel the need to whine at the other players, and in particular Murray? Every time he wasn't used in a move he would give a bollocking to someone - the most obvious example when Murray beautifully controlled, turned and set up Thomson for a good chance on the edge of the box which he blasted over. Instead of applauding this, Forster had a right go at him for not playing a through-ball. However, minutes later, a perfect Murray header put Forster through, but he missed. Did he thank Glenn? No, he just turned away. Immature and utterly selfish. I do wonder about the relationship between those 2.
Had it not been for the fact that he scored a 90th minute winner (a very good strike too) I think there'd have been a few people unhappy with him over the weekend. Not only was his captains performance poor, but he was having a bit of a stinker, giving the ball away and not finishing half chances that came his way. I hope he sorts his attitude out for the rest of the season!
Anyway, Nicky Forster. I was FAR from impressed by his captaincy on Saturday. Why? The man doesn't stop bloody moaning!
Firstly, he picked up a silly, petty booking, for mouthing off at a linesman. Knowing the new FA 'clampdown' on this as well, it seems such a ridiculous thing to have done, and could cost us at a later point in the season. Hardly setting an example is it?
Secondly, why does he feel the need to whine at the other players, and in particular Murray? Every time he wasn't used in a move he would give a bollocking to someone - the most obvious example when Murray beautifully controlled, turned and set up Thomson for a good chance on the edge of the box which he blasted over. Instead of applauding this, Forster had a right go at him for not playing a through-ball. However, minutes later, a perfect Murray header put Forster through, but he missed. Did he thank Glenn? No, he just turned away. Immature and utterly selfish. I do wonder about the relationship between those 2.
Had it not been for the fact that he scored a 90th minute winner (a very good strike too) I think there'd have been a few people unhappy with him over the weekend. Not only was his captains performance poor, but he was having a bit of a stinker, giving the ball away and not finishing half chances that came his way. I hope he sorts his attitude out for the rest of the season!