time to thro caution to the wind
Can we really be going to have a better second half?
Everything crossed.
A win would be too much to expect?
I agree totally Canadian, we need to go for the win not hang on for the draw. We need to attack as much as we ca,
You can't say we didn't try for the winner, City have to thank David James for two great saves to stop us taking the lead. At least we got the point going forward rather than shutting up shop.
I'd got that used to losing it feels like a win.It's a start at last.
We could have nicked it at the end there..... what can I say... a point
God damn you David James
RTID
Good stuff in the end. Scrappy for the first hour but after the penalty we got it togther.
The stats are well in our favour, especially the individual player stats.
James saves them in the end.
Thats what he is paid for
Very true Bally - But its nice he's had to earn it today.
After the missed penalty I thought we were done for but it seemed to energize the side and for most of the second half we played some really good stuff. Bennett was again the player most likely to make chances and he seemed to run off an injury that kept him unusually quiet for a chunk of the game. That's what I want to see for the cost of my ST - good attacking football, and if we win a few games along the way all the better.
At least we can't complain that we don't get mentioned on Sky and BBC. Roll on anonymity.
Something is better than nothing, but it is no great achievemnt to finish on equal terms with a side that is in a very deep depression at the moment. James was very much out of form and favour until today and we will certainly have contributed to the restoration of his confidence.
It did seem that the second half performance was encouraging, but with a difficult fixture programme ahead we shall surely need to be far better for the full 90 minutes if we are going to make any impression on the likes of Cardiff, Reading, Hull etc.
Football success subsists on confidence to a large degree and we still seem to have some reserves of that, but experience is not abundant and the incidence of similar mistakes leading to goals makes me worry that our less experienced players are not learning their lessons as quickly as they need to. I am not saying that expecting them to learn faster is necessarily reasonable, but the requirement is getting rather urgent
I'm away this week.Who missed a penalty?That's
inexcusable in our position.Bad vibes continue!
Just seen teletext report.Hayter!Could have turned our
season round.
We shouldn't be too surprised at James' performance today - it was only last year he was playing for England in the finals of a world tournament!
I think it's a good time to drop the Arsenal of The Championship tag!
And also that SoD is the Wenger of the Championship, although they virtually mirror each other in all things, good and bad.
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posted on 27/8/11
Hands in the air
posted on 27/8/11
time to thro caution to the wind
posted on 27/8/11
Well Well
posted on 27/8/11
Can we really be going to have a better second half?
Everything crossed.
A win would be too much to expect?
posted on 27/8/11
I agree totally Canadian, we need to go for the win not hang on for the draw. We need to attack as much as we ca,
posted on 27/8/11
Should be can.
posted on 27/8/11
You can't say we didn't try for the winner, City have to thank David James for two great saves to stop us taking the lead. At least we got the point going forward rather than shutting up shop.
posted on 27/8/11
First point.
posted on 27/8/11
I'd got that used to losing it feels like a win.It's a start at last.
posted on 27/8/11
We could have nicked it at the end there..... what can I say... a point
posted on 27/8/11
God damn you David James
RTID
posted on 27/8/11
Good stuff in the end. Scrappy for the first hour but after the penalty we got it togther.
The stats are well in our favour, especially the individual player stats.
James saves them in the end.
posted on 27/8/11
Thats what he is paid for
posted on 27/8/11
Very true Bally - But its nice he's had to earn it today.
posted on 27/8/11
After the missed penalty I thought we were done for but it seemed to energize the side and for most of the second half we played some really good stuff. Bennett was again the player most likely to make chances and he seemed to run off an injury that kept him unusually quiet for a chunk of the game. That's what I want to see for the cost of my ST - good attacking football, and if we win a few games along the way all the better.
posted on 27/8/11
At least we can't complain that we don't get mentioned on Sky and BBC. Roll on anonymity.
Something is better than nothing, but it is no great achievemnt to finish on equal terms with a side that is in a very deep depression at the moment. James was very much out of form and favour until today and we will certainly have contributed to the restoration of his confidence.
It did seem that the second half performance was encouraging, but with a difficult fixture programme ahead we shall surely need to be far better for the full 90 minutes if we are going to make any impression on the likes of Cardiff, Reading, Hull etc.
Football success subsists on confidence to a large degree and we still seem to have some reserves of that, but experience is not abundant and the incidence of similar mistakes leading to goals makes me worry that our less experienced players are not learning their lessons as quickly as they need to. I am not saying that expecting them to learn faster is necessarily reasonable, but the requirement is getting rather urgent
posted on 27/8/11
I'm away this week.Who missed a penalty?That's
inexcusable in our position.Bad vibes continue!
posted on 27/8/11
Just seen teletext report.Hayter!Could have turned our
season round.
posted on 27/8/11
We shouldn't be too surprised at James' performance today - it was only last year he was playing for England in the finals of a world tournament!
posted on 29/8/11
I think it's a good time to drop the Arsenal of The Championship tag!
posted on 29/8/11
And also that SoD is the Wenger of the Championship, although they virtually mirror each other in all things, good and bad.
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