Crawley away

[ferret man]

Originally Posted by DAV007

Horrible weather on the day, made worse by the 25 minute walk from the station.

Though Donacien was awful, his passing was woeful and his decision making was a good few seconds slower than the other players on the pitch.

Likewise, billy kee was poor and should have been taken off.

i am still not convinced by Brown, especially when he plays alongside Nolan

Mcconville did nothing of note, but they did constantly double up on him.

Jackson and Richards-Everton played well,

Looking at this player assessment then reading the Lancs Telgh player assessment, I think you have been to two different games

[DAV007]

well donacien was by far away stanleys worst player with the ball

takes forever to make a decision.

[Exile on Spencer St]

We all have our opinions, Davo, but I didn't particularly notice that Donacien was any worse or better than any other Stanley player. He was playing left-back, which doesn't appear to be his natural side, and if there's no-one in space to receive his pass.......he might have to think twice.
Professor Coleman has long had a blind spot over natural left-footed players, and doesn't always play the ones he has or had. At the moment he has two right-footers operating down the left wing.
I'm also not sure Billy played that badly. What I noticed about his performance was that he invariably was able to control the ball immediately when he received it. A few others didn't seem to have that close control, and their first touch took the ball away from them, not helped by a very slick pitch.
Agree with your other observations, though. Also thought young Mr. Johnson did well and saw a lot of the ball before he was subbed.

[cashman]

We have been complaining from a good few matches now, about our "so called bosses" continually playing the Don, on the wrong side!! for us hes one of our better players, when played in his right side, if he dont perform well the blame to me certainly does not lie at his door.

[Twenty Eight]

And it shouldn't go unnoticed that when he does switch to the right the service to Clark improves.