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Redraine · 02-01-2012, 18:51

Football19, I thought Charlie was superb today. He worked his socks off. closing the Maccs down at every opportunity and getting into dangerous positions deep in their territory. Along with Hughesy he brings real craft and creativity to our midfield, which for me, was the key difference between the 2 sides. Mind you, he looks so similar to Hughes from a distance that I could be crediting him unjustly! Only one negative for me today - what on earth has happened to the Clayton End? I've never known the Ultras to be so subdued, so much so it was just like an ordinary football ground, not the vibrant, bouncing end it used to be. In Jase's day there would have been non-stop singing for all of the last half hour to bring the boys home to a great victory. What a terrible injustice we suffered when he was sentenced - a punishment horribly out of all proportion to his so called crime. Disgusting.

02-01-2012, 18:51	#19
Redraine Resting in Peace Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Clayton-le-Moors Posts: 3,271 Liked: 713 times Rep Power: 14169	Re: Macc Thread Football19, I thought Charlie was superb today. He worked his socks off. closing the Maccs down at every opportunity and getting into dangerous positions deep in their territory. Along with Hughesy he brings real craft and creativity to our midfield, which for me, was the key difference between the 2 sides. Mind you, he looks so similar to Hughes from a distance that I could be crediting him unjustly! Only one negative for me today - what on earth has happened to the Clayton End? I've never known the Ultras to be so subdued, so much so it was just like an ordinary football ground, not the vibrant, bouncing end it used to be. In Jase's day there would have been non-stop singing for all of the last half hour to bring the boys home to a great victory. What a terrible injustice we suffered when he was sentenced - a punishment horribly out of all proportion to his so called crime. Disgusting.