geoffhill wrote:I was there.Gordons fault as the ball was going out for a goal kick.In fact I think the ball actually crossed the line but Gordon instead of shielding the ball out decided to kick it as hard as he could to waste a bit more time.The ref gave a corner.You can see what happened next.Apart from that glaring error Gordon had a good game.All the team played well and we should have had all 3 points.Plymouth next then Grimsby.Hoping for 4 points at least.
yorkshire stag wrote:so bloody close to 3pts today
Conrad man ya drive me nuts
CassellsCap wrote:geoffhill wrote:I was there.Gordons fault as the ball was going out for a goal kick.In fact I think the ball actually crossed the line but Gordon instead of shielding the ball out decided to kick it as hard as he could to waste a bit more time.The ref gave a corner.You can see what happened next.Apart from that glaring error Gordon had a good game.All the team played well and we should have had all 3 points.Plymouth next then Grimsby.Hoping for 4 points at least.
Spot on , I was sat just yards away and it looked out so no need to boot it. But that apart he played very well.
Bros wrote:When was the last time we scored in the last minute to draw or win a game
Sneag wrote:CassellsCap wrote:geoffhill wrote:I was there.Gordons fault as the ball was going out for a goal kick.In fact I think the ball actually crossed the line but Gordon instead of shielding the ball out decided to kick it as hard as he could to waste a bit more time.The ref gave a corner.You can see what happened next.Apart from that glaring error Gordon had a good game.All the team played well and we should have had all 3 points.Plymouth next then Grimsby.Hoping for 4 points at least.
Spot on , I was sat just yards away and it looked out so no need to boot it. But that apart he played very well.
Surely if the ball was already out when Gordon kicked it away but the ref gave a corner, he can't be at fault for an incorrect call by the ref?
Spiritater wrote:to me sat right behind it it didn't appear to have fully crossed the line when kell smashed it. there was no need, it was going for a gk. it's little moment like this we'll look back on in may and think 'if only'
wardy12345 wrote:Just watched the highlights for the first goal both centre backs dithered and didn’t close the ball down.
Tippy Tappy Football wrote:wardy12345 wrote:Just watched the highlights for the first goal both centre backs dithered and didn’t close the ball down.
You could put the blame on a few defenders for the first goal although it was well worked by Port Vale. Mal Benning loses the ball, Krystian Pearce and Ryan Sweeney both close down Gibbons but fail to block his pass to Tom Pope, Hayden White goes to ground too easily and Conor O'Shaugnessy loses Mark Cullen at the far post.
With the second goal then either Ryan Sweeney has to head it away or Conrad Logan punches it away.
MTFCMusings wrote:I don’t know what clip some of you are watching. There is one person in his way for the initial delivery. That’s what I’m talking about, the initial cross.
gazza1988 wrote:If 1 player is in the way, he's still in the way. Yes we've floated balls similar to that that keepers have gathered easily. The difference is they don't swamp the 6 yard box with defenders, we do. That's the difference. This everybody back tactic has been mentioned many times previously, it's said that you've more chance of getting in each others way than dealing with the cross, as evident by their last goal.
Really the blame lies with whoever chose to flood the 6 yard box with players. Either the manager/assistant, the captain or the GK and even then its shared blame.
Woodclanger 1 wrote:gazza1988 wrote:If 1 player is in the way, he's still in the way. Yes we've floated balls similar to that that keepers have gathered easily. The difference is they don't swamp the 6 yard box with defenders, we do. That's the difference. This everybody back tactic has been mentioned many times previously, it's said that you've more chance of getting in each others way than dealing with the cross, as evident by their last goal.
Really the blame lies with whoever chose to flood the 6 yard box with players. Either the manager/assistant, the captain or the GK and even then its shared blame.
Jesus h Christ, get off that football manager.
Yes, the box was packed but he basically chipped it straight to Logan, push Sweeney out the way, jump on his back, do owt to get the ball and take the pressure of your team when needed. It was just like Colchester last season, weak keeping!!!!!!!!!
gazza1988 wrote:Woodclanger 1 wrote:gazza1988 wrote:If 1 player is in the way, he's still in the way. Yes we've floated balls similar to that that keepers have gathered easily. The difference is they don't swamp the 6 yard box with defenders, we do. That's the difference. This everybody back tactic has been mentioned many times previously, it's said that you've more chance of getting in each others way than dealing with the cross, as evident by their last goal.
Really the blame lies with whoever chose to flood the 6 yard box with players. Either the manager/assistant, the captain or the GK and even then its shared blame.
Jesus h Christ, get off that football manager.
Yes, the box was packed but he basically chipped it straight to Logan, push Sweeney out the way, jump on his back, do owt to get the ball and take the pressure of your team when needed. It was just like Colchester last season, weak keeping!!!!!!!!!
Weak defending! There were opportunities for all of them to clear it and they did nothing, that includes the keeper but, true to form, it's all 100% the keepers fault. Not the defender who put it out for a corner (whether it should have been or not is irrelevant). Not the defenders who flooded the 6 yard box. Not the defenders the ball passed in front of to get to Smith. No, its the keeper with 2 players pretty much on his toes as the ball comes in.
At the end of the day it was a calamity of errors. We've gone from doing it regularly in open play early in the season to now only doing it in added time, stamp that put and we will be away. Whether it is stamped out is another matter.
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