andybaha
Active member
I was really looking forward to today's game. Nice sunny day, the retro shirt thing and an encoraging performance last week at Northampton.
That didn't last long. I was disappointed when the team was announced. No Hammond (although I think it the right thing to do to get his op), Butters, Cox or Robinson. No OGH even in the squad again. A midfield of Loft, El-Abd, Bertin and Frutos was not likely to create a goalscoring frenzy.
By half time it was clear it was all going horribly wrong but I hoped a bollocking, a bit of reorganisation and a couple of good substitutions might get us back in the game. But what did we get? Robinson came on but played so far right that he had little effect on the game and left Savage up front on his own. Fraser and Elder. Match winners? I don't think so. The passing was abysmal and Donny looked like they had a couple of extra players on the pitch. The last reorganisation left the defence so stretched that if it hadn't of been for Flinders we would have lost at least 0-4.
On the way home Wikins comes on the radio and says he doesn't
understand what went wrong. That was reassuring. How about the starting 11 was wrong, the tactics were wrong, and the subsitutions were hopeless.
And I simply cannot believe that Gary Hary wouldn't have had something positive to offer to that farce I paid to watch today.
That didn't last long. I was disappointed when the team was announced. No Hammond (although I think it the right thing to do to get his op), Butters, Cox or Robinson. No OGH even in the squad again. A midfield of Loft, El-Abd, Bertin and Frutos was not likely to create a goalscoring frenzy.
By half time it was clear it was all going horribly wrong but I hoped a bollocking, a bit of reorganisation and a couple of good substitutions might get us back in the game. But what did we get? Robinson came on but played so far right that he had little effect on the game and left Savage up front on his own. Fraser and Elder. Match winners? I don't think so. The passing was abysmal and Donny looked like they had a couple of extra players on the pitch. The last reorganisation left the defence so stretched that if it hadn't of been for Flinders we would have lost at least 0-4.
On the way home Wikins comes on the radio and says he doesn't
understand what went wrong. That was reassuring. How about the starting 11 was wrong, the tactics were wrong, and the subsitutions were hopeless.
And I simply cannot believe that Gary Hary wouldn't have had something positive to offer to that farce I paid to watch today.