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Singing bye bye Ashley Ashley Barnes...



Triggaaar

Well-known member
Oct 24, 2005
53,222
Goldstone
Barnes didn't have a good game, so all those that don't understand football are in with their sharpened blades. CMS didn't play well today, but he got a standing ovation. Seriously, WTF?
 




banjo

GOSBTS
Oct 25, 2011
13,430
Deep south
I don't care what anyone says, I know I'll get flamed by the Barnsey butt rimmers but even they have to admit that performance was PATHETIC... Quite literally cost us two points...

Seriously, why?!

I normally stick up for Barnes but had a poor game today. Just not good enough.
 


Acker79

Well-known member
NSC Patron
Nov 15, 2008
31,921
Brighton
We were still 1-0 up and defending comfortably when he went off. Even if he wasn't on his game his presence seemed to be important because we seemed to sit much deeper without him, and were a bit more scrappy defending without him.

I thought he had some good moments, but also some moments where people were desperate to criticise him before he'd even done anything wrong (for example, early first half he played a ball to orlandi (or maybe hammond) and a bolton player came through orlandi conceding a foul but had the ball and was about to get away before the whistle went but fans around me had already started criticising barnes as if he'd played a poor pass). There seemed to be a few moments throughout the match where people were desperate to be the first to complain and so were complaining needlessly because what they thought was a mistake was actually a good move (and not just with Barnes).

I thought we were very lucky to get the goal - Barnes appeared to me to have handled the ball as he broke and played the ball to CMS, who won a very soft free kick that bolton have every right to feel aggrieved at and we scored from that free kick.

I didn't think Barnes was as bad as hammond. Hammond seemed like someone who is seeing their contract out, his balls rarely if ever got past the first man.

I expected Barnes to get criticised since his penalty was saved, he hit the bar, screwed a shot wide, but I didn't think his performance was as bad as people are saying on this thread (and that's even adjusting for those that always criticise him). He had some good touches that put other players into threatening positions, and as mentioned above, we were more comfortable in defence with him on.


Even if his performance was worse than I noted, it still wasn't him (or at least, him alone) that cost us two points. Orlandi hit the bar a couple of times, Barnes wasn't on the pitch when we conceded, he wasn't time wasting in injury time causing the ref to add more time on, and I also think Bogdan deserves some credit for a string of great saves.
 
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Beach Hut

Brighton Bhuna Boy
Jul 5, 2003
72,326
Living In a Box
I've defended Barnes to the hilt on here before but come on mate. He was shocking today.

So was CMS so why not drop him and slag him off as much as everyone does Barnes ?
 


BRIGHT ON Q

Well-known member
Jul 5, 2003
9,248
So was CMS so why not drop him and slag him off as much as everyone does Barnes ?

Agree and both should have come off shortly into the 2nd half.
 




Eksman

Active member
Aug 9, 2012
1,880
On the toilet
Not sticking up for him because he played shit but maybe people should get behind each and every member of the team!!! Makes me sick hearing people booing him!!!
 


Albumen

Don't wait for me!
Jan 19, 2010
11,495
Brighton - In your face
We were still 1-0 up and defending comfortably when he went off. Even if he wasn't on his game his presence seemed to be important because we seemed to sit much deeper without him, and were a bit more scrappy defending without him.

I thought he had some good moments, but also some moments where people were desperate to criticise him before he'd even done anything wrong (for example, early first half he played a ball to orlandi (or maybe hammond) and a bolton player came through orlandi conceding a foul but had the ball and was about to get away before the whistle went but fans around me had already started criticising barnes as if he'd played a poor pass). There seemed to be a few moments throughout the match where people were desperate to be tefirst to complain and so were complaining needlessly because what they thought was a mistake was actually a good move.

I thought we were very lucky to get the goal - Barnes appeared to me to have handled the ball as he broke and played the ball to CMS, who won a very soft free kick that bolton have every right to feel aggrieved at and we scored from that free kick.

I didn't think Barnes was as bad as hammond. Hammond seemed like someone who is seeing their contract out, his balls rarely if ever got past the first man.

I expected Barnes to get criticised since his penalty was saved, he hit the bar, screwed a shot wide, but I didn't think his performance was as bad as people are saying on this thread (and that's even adjusting for those that always criticise him). He had some good touches that put other players into threatening positions, and as mentioned above, we were more comfortable in defence with him on.

Good post. We play a system and he plays it well.
 


Mellotron

I've asked for soup
Jul 2, 2008
32,482
Brighton
So was CMS so why not drop him and slag him off as much as everyone does Barnes ?

Talking to the wrong person here mate - I've long been a supporter of Barnes and unconvinced by CMS. CMS was poor today but Barnes was shocking. If CMS had missed the THREE absolute sitters Barnes missed today I'd be saying the same about CMS.
 




Rookie

Greetings
Feb 8, 2005
12,324
Not his best game in front of goal but CMS does not any abuse for putting in an awful performance? Some people are desperate to have a go at Barnes and I will never understand why. Do you think Hoskins (who should have got a lot longer on the pitch in place of CMS) or Dobbie would have given Painter the defensive cover Barnes was giving
 


Albumen

Don't wait for me!
Jan 19, 2010
11,495
Brighton - In your face
Talking to the wrong person here mate - I've long been a supporter of Barnes and unconvinced by CMS. CMS was poor today but Barnes was shocking. If CMS had missed the THREE absolute sitters Barnes missed today I'd be saying the same about CMS.

Other than the penalty rebound what were the other sitters?
Pretty crass thread, this. Weird way of supporting.
 


ewe2

Well-known member
Mar 14, 2008
2,739
Hailsham area
We were still 1-0 up and defending comfortably when he went off. Even if he wasn't on his game his presence seemed to be important because we seemed to sit much deeper without him, and were a bit more scrappy defending without him.

I thought he had some good moments, but also some moments where people were desperate to criticise him before he'd even done anything wrong (for example, early first half he played a ball to orlandi (or maybe hammond) and a bolton player came through orlandi conceding a foul but had the ball and was about to get away before the whistle went but fans around me had already started criticising barnes as if he'd played a poor pass). There seemed to be a few moments throughout the match where people were desperate to be the first to complain and so were complaining needlessly because what they thought was a mistake was actually a good move (and not just with Barnes).

I thought we were very lucky to get the goal - Barnes appeared to me to have handled the ball as he broke and played the ball to CMS, who won a very soft free kick that bolton have every right to feel aggrieved at and we scored from that free kick.

I didn't think Barnes was as bad as hammond. Hammond seemed like someone who is seeing their contract out, his balls rarely if ever got past the first man.

I expected Barnes to get criticised since his penalty was saved, he hit the bar, screwed a shot wide, but I didn't think his performance was as bad as people are saying on this thread (and that's even adjusting for those that always criticise him). He had some good touches that put other players into threatening positions, and as mentioned above, we were more comfortable in defence with him on.


Even if his performance was worse than I noted, it still wasn't him (or at least, hi alone) that cost us two points. Orlandi hit the bar a couple of times, Barnes wasn't on thepitch when we conceded, he wasn't time wasting in injury time causing the ref to add more time on, and I also thin Bogdan deserves some credit for a string of great saves.

Spot on that man......
 




BRIGHT ON Q

Well-known member
Jul 5, 2003
9,248
We were still 1-0 up and defending comfortably when he went off. Even if he wasn't on his game his presence seemed to be important because we seemed to sit much deeper without him, and were a bit more scrappy defending without him.

I thought he had some good moments, but also some moments where people were desperate to criticise him before he'd even done anything wrong (for example, early first half he played a ball to orlandi (or maybe hammond) and a bolton player came through orlandi conceding a foul but had the ball and was about to get away before the whistle went but fans around me had already started criticising barnes as if he'd played a poor pass). There seemed to be a few moments throughout the match where people were desperate to be the first to complain and so were complaining needlessly because what they thought was a mistake was actually a good move (and not just with Barnes).

I thought we were very lucky to get the goal - Barnes appeared to me to have handled the ball as he broke and played the ball to CMS, who won a very soft free kick that bolton have every right to feel aggrieved at and we scored from that free kick.

I didn't think Barnes was as bad as hammond. Hammond seemed like someone who is seeing their contract out, his balls rarely if ever got past the first man.

I expected Barnes to get criticised since his penalty was saved, he hit the bar, screwed a shot wide, but I didn't think his performance was as bad as people are saying on this thread (and that's even adjusting for those that always criticise him). He had some good touches that put other players into threatening positions, and as mentioned above, we were more comfortable in defence with him on.


Even if his performance was worse than I noted, it still wasn't him (or at least, hi alone) that cost us two points. Orlandi hit the bar a couple of times, Barnes wasn't on thepitch when we conceded, he wasn't time wasting in injury time causing the ref to add more time on, and I also thin Bogdan deserves some credit for a string of great saves.


So Barnes nearly cost us our goal as well........
 


stss30

Registered User
Apr 24, 2008
9,546
Other than the penalty rebound what were the other sitters?
Pretty crass thread, this. Weird way of supporting.

Do you not remember when he was unmarked at the near post right at the start of the 2nd half and completely missed the ball?
 


Acker79

Well-known member
NSC Patron
Nov 15, 2008
31,921
Brighton
Do you not remember when he was unmarked at the near post right at the start of the 2nd half and completely missed the ball?

It then ran through and orlandi dinked it pathetically straight at the keeper without any power.
 




Ward1971

New member
Oct 24, 2012
323
Talking to the wrong person here mate - I've long been a supporter of Barnes and unconvinced by CMS. CMS was poor today but Barnes was shocking. If CMS had missed the THREE absolute sitters Barnes missed today I'd be saying the same about CMS.

Yes but CMS would have scored 2out of the 3 and CMS works so hard and tirelessly up front on his own
 


SaltdeanSeagulls

New member
Nov 24, 2012
1
Seriously, are you comparing CMS and Barnes. What is their respective goal scoring for the season and goals per appearance? Would we miss Barnes - No, would we miss CMS at the moment we would have about 10 points less. Be serious.
 


Mellotron

I've asked for soup
Jul 2, 2008
32,482
Brighton
Yes but CMS would have scored 2out of the 3 and CMS works so hard and tirelessly up front on his own

I wouldn't agree with that. CMS generally misses more sitters than anyone, but yes he works hard. So did Alex Revell.
 


stss30

Registered User
Apr 24, 2008
9,546
It then ran through and orlandi dinked it pathetically straight at the keeper without any power.

If he'd made any sort of contact it was going in. Such a frustrating game but as I said you have to credit Bogdan he was immense.
 




Mellotron

I've asked for soup
Jul 2, 2008
32,482
Brighton
Other than the penalty rebound what were the other sitters?
Pretty crass thread, this. Weird way of supporting.

1. Penalty
2. Penalty rebound
3. 2nd half, squared to him about 10 yards from goal. Total air shot.
 


Mellotron

I've asked for soup
Jul 2, 2008
32,482
Brighton
Seriously, are you comparing CMS and Barnes. What is their respective goal scoring for the season and goals per appearance? Would we miss Barnes - No, would we miss CMS at the moment we would have about 10 points less. Be serious.

One plays upfront, the other plays defensive left wing. Cannot compare scoring records. Away from that specific point though, I think Barnes needs dropping, and possibly at some point Hoskins should get a start ahead of CMS.
 


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