Rob wrote:Our abysmal performance and lack in any sort of ability to change the shape of the game due to a self-inflicted paper thin squad has nothing to do with the referee Darren. How Clough has the nerve to complain about injuries when he is responsible for the size of the squad, surely our smallest since the Haslam days, is beyond me. In fact, we'd had 10 days since the last game, can you imagine if we'd have played Bradford and picked up a couple more knocks? I suspect JJ wasn't fully fit either but was on the bench in case of emergency.
Tippy Tappy Football wrote:Sam Allison is a poor referee Rob based on last night and previous games. The linesman also got the offside decision for George Lapslie's goal wrong.
bobbystagsfan wrote:Rob wrote:Our abysmal performance and lack in any sort of ability to change the shape of the game due to a self-inflicted paper thin squad has nothing to do with the referee Darren. How Clough has the nerve to complain about injuries when he is responsible for the size of the squad, surely our smallest since the Haslam days, is beyond me. In fact, we'd had 10 days since the last game, can you imagine if we'd have played Bradford and picked up a couple more knocks? I suspect JJ wasn't fully fit either but was on the bench in case of emergency.
Are you calling last night an abysmal performance?
If so... I'd look up the definition of the words you are using.
Not saying we were great last night, but abysmal is way over the top.
Rob wrote:bobbystagsfan wrote:Rob wrote:Our abysmal performance and lack in any sort of ability to change the shape of the game due to a self-inflicted paper thin squad has nothing to do with the referee Darren. How Clough has the nerve to complain about injuries when he is responsible for the size of the squad, surely our smallest since the Haslam days, is beyond me. In fact, we'd had 10 days since the last game, can you imagine if we'd have played Bradford and picked up a couple more knocks? I suspect JJ wasn't fully fit either but was on the bench in case of emergency.
Are you calling last night an abysmal performance?
If so... I'd look up the definition of the words you are using.
Not saying we were great last night, but abysmal is way over the top.
Yes I thought it was abysmal, they had two tap-ins which they missed and had we lost 3-0 I don't think anyone could have complained. We were slow in our build up play, created barely a chance all game, time after time looked vulnerable at the back and used only one sub when it was crying out for at least Gordon to be given a run on the right. So yes, we were abysmal for a side that has aspirations for a top 3 finish.
You're a well known happy clapper on here bobby, I know you're very easily pleased
Bobby is correct. Although it wasn't a great performance it wasn't abysmal.Rob wrote:bobbystagsfan wrote:Rob wrote:Our abysmal performance and lack in any sort of ability to change the shape of the game due to a self-inflicted paper thin squad has nothing to do with the referee Darren. How Clough has the nerve to complain about injuries when he is responsible for the size of the squad, surely our smallest since the Haslam days, is beyond me. In fact, we'd had 10 days since the last game, can you imagine if we'd have played Bradford and picked up a couple more knocks? I suspect JJ wasn't fully fit either but was on the bench in case of emergency.
Are you calling last night an abysmal performance?
If so... I'd look up the definition of the words you are using.
Not saying we were great last night, but abysmal is way over the top.
Yes I thought it was abysmal, they had two tap-ins which they missed and had we lost 3-0 I don't think anyone could have complained. We were slow in our build up play, created barely a chance all game, time after time looked vulnerable at the back and used only one sub when it was crying out for at least Gordon to be given a run on the right. So yes, we were abysmal for a side that has aspirations for a top 3 finish.
You're a well known happy clapper on here bobby, I know you're very easily pleased
bobbystagsfan wrote:Rob wrote:Our abysmal performance and lack in any sort of ability to change the shape of the game due to a self-inflicted paper thin squad has nothing to do with the referee Darren. How Clough has the nerve to complain about injuries when he is responsible for the size of the squad, surely our smallest since the Haslam days, is beyond me. In fact, we'd had 10 days since the last game, can you imagine if we'd have played Bradford and picked up a couple more knocks? I suspect JJ wasn't fully fit either but was on the bench in case of emergency.
Are you calling last night an abysmal performance?
If so... I'd look up the definition of the words you are using.
Not saying we were great last night, but abysmal is way over the top.
gazza1988 wrote:It wasn't a bad performance. It wasn't great probably a 5.5/10 overall.
I would've liked to have seen more subs. Felt o'toole and Gordon could have offered something. Wallace too. Plus when it gets to the Gillingham game. Those 3 mentioned would have very few minutes in games anyway. I think kellan only came of with 5 minutes to go against Doncaster. He will be brought on on Saturday expecting to be on his "A" game. When he will be lacking match sharpness. JJOT hasn't played since the Sutton game last month. Wallace got about 20 minutes against Doncaster.
Amber Andy wrote:Bobby is correct. Although it wasn't a great performance it wasn't abysmal.Rob wrote:bobbystagsfan wrote:Rob wrote:Our abysmal performance and lack in any sort of ability to change the shape of the game due to a self-inflicted paper thin squad has nothing to do with the referee Darren. How Clough has the nerve to complain about injuries when he is responsible for the size of the squad, surely our smallest since the Haslam days, is beyond me. In fact, we'd had 10 days since the last game, can you imagine if we'd have played Bradford and picked up a couple more knocks? I suspect JJ wasn't fully fit either but was on the bench in case of emergency.
Are you calling last night an abysmal performance?
If so... I'd look up the definition of the words you are using.
Not saying we were great last night, but abysmal is way over the top.
Yes I thought it was abysmal, they had two tap-ins which they missed and had we lost 3-0 I don't think anyone could have complained. We were slow in our build up play, created barely a chance all game, time after time looked vulnerable at the back and used only one sub when it was crying out for at least Gordon to be given a run on the right. So yes, we were abysmal for a side that has aspirations for a top 3 finish.
You're a well known happy clapper on here bobby, I know you're very easily pleased
Hard to believe Carlisle xg at 0.90 !!!. They had guilt edge chances. The one at the start of the second half must have been a 0.75 ie score 3 times out of 4 at the very least. Has anyone added up all the xg stats over a season and validated them to ensure they match actual goals and recalibrate. Are they division specific.ie xg higher for Lewandowski and lower for Kristian Demnis for same chance !!Tippy Tappy Football wrote:xG: Mansfield Town 0.9 Carlisle United 0.9 (HT: 0.4-0.6)
One of our lowest xG scores since playing Carlisle United at home last season
2021-2022 Lowest Home xG Scores
Mansfield Town 0.7 Carlisle United 1.2
Mansfield Town 0.8 Salford City 0.5
Mansfield Town 0.9 Newport County 1.0
Mansfield Town 1.0 Harrogate Town 1.8
Mansfield Town 1.0 Leyton Orient 0.6
Mansfield Town 1.1 Oldham Athletic 0.9
He played well.Rob wrote:Amber Andy wrote:Bobby is correct. Although it wasn't a great performance it wasn't abysmal.Rob wrote:bobbystagsfan wrote:Rob wrote:Our abysmal performance and lack in any sort of ability to change the shape of the game due to a self-inflicted paper thin squad has nothing to do with the referee Darren. How Clough has the nerve to complain about injuries when he is responsible for the size of the squad, surely our smallest since the Haslam days, is beyond me. In fact, we'd had 10 days since the last game, can you imagine if we'd have played Bradford and picked up a couple more knocks? I suspect JJ wasn't fully fit either but was on the bench in case of emergency.
Are you calling last night an abysmal performance?
If so... I'd look up the definition of the words you are using.
Not saying we were great last night, but abysmal is way over the top.
Yes I thought it was abysmal, they had two tap-ins which they missed and had we lost 3-0 I don't think anyone could have complained. We were slow in our build up play, created barely a chance all game, time after time looked vulnerable at the back and used only one sub when it was crying out for at least Gordon to be given a run on the right. So yes, we were abysmal for a side that has aspirations for a top 3 finish.
You're a well known happy clapper on here bobby, I know you're very easily pleased
In your opinion, of course, Andy. How did Hewitt play by the way
Anyway, I'm off to grow up like Bobby told me
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