Lincoln v Accy - Page 2

shakermaker · 01-09-2006, 20:18

Told ya - we only need 10 men!

3 - 1
Gary Roberts from 25 yards

shakermaker · 01-09-2006, 20:25

Cavanagh off.

We only need 9 men eh.

I hate refs.

shakermaker · 01-09-2006, 20:32

Final whistle.

Not looking forward to the games without Cav & Welch.

Cart on Stanley.

lincolncityfc · 01-09-2006, 21:32

you probably dont care what i think lol but i have some points.
1. your team were poor for the first half today but played well second half with some good proper passing football and you got me nervous at 2-0
2. you wont set the league on fire this season but you deffinately have what it takes to stay up and there is alot of potential there for next season.
3. yes it was offside but we were denied a blatent peno. but hey thats football.
4. your turn out was VERY poor but of the loyal fans that made the long journey you did your club proud and outsung us at times and there was 4800 of us miserable bar stewards.
5. I hope we wont be playing you next season but only cos were going up

keep believing.

Oggy · 01-09-2006, 23:16

Quote:

Originally Posted by lincolncityfc

the loyal fans that made the long journey you did your club proud and outsung us at times and there was 4800 of us miserable bar stewards.

(Just got back)

That's 4,845, 4 roofs and drums!!, and there was still more noise in Accy Library. (Just in case you didn't understand the dialect)

You seem to be very friendly quiet people though.

KIPAX · 02-09-2006, 00:56

Just got back 2am (Didn't leave lincoln until 11.30 ish) Great place.. had a walk round center and a nice meal in witherspoons (RITZ) .. nice friendly club with helpfull staff etc.. everyhting great.... bar the football

Diesel · 02-09-2006, 01:45

Quietest support ever, and a worse drummer than Matt. Poor result, but a couple of players looked so much better today. Gary Roberts was a star today, Mangan lookwed cracking when he came on. Mullin looked anonymous, although I'd put that more down to tactics than Mullin himself. Todd was hi usual cracking self, as was Harris. Craney played well in patches, but was mostly poor. Our defense looked terrible today..

Diesel · 02-09-2006, 01:47

Oh, on a side note, nice to get a few compliments about our style of play from a few fans outside the ground. Just a shame that hoofing the ball down the pitch seemsto be more effective.

lincolncityfc · 02-09-2006, 07:54

Quote:

Just a shame that hoofing the ball down the pitch seemsto be more effective.

are u referring to our style of play??? because all 3 of our goals came from fantastic football and we played some very good football yesterday.

User_LDS · 02-09-2006, 09:36

I live in Lincoln, but was born in Rawtenstall so last night I did the right thing and sat in the away end. Thought that the Stanley fans were superb, an absolute credit. Out-sang the Imps all ends up. The football was encouraging. Definately have enough for League 2.
My Dad lives in Haslingden so I'm going to do some home matches this season as well.
Great atmosphere guys.
Cheers

Marty_Hopkirk · 02-09-2006, 11:06

As an exiled Imp supporter being on holiday this week, I took the opertunity to travel from from West Yorkshire to see the Imps play -- partly because I was a mere toddler when Stanley were last a league club and it would be an oppertunity to add another team to my list.

Whilst not claiming to being a totally objective and unbaised view, I'm not a Imps supporter who see's the teams performances through rose tinted glasses. However, I thought it worth passing on few observations and thoughts.

Given the amount possession Stanley had during the course the game last night to come away with nothing was a sad indictment of "your" inability to finish which was quite abysmal. If this is a wider problem, which looking at the 'goals for' column it might be -- also given that Lincoln patently do not have the best of defences in the divison. Given there are a whole host teams in this divison that will not give you the space or time, you had last night and have far better defences you may struggle.

My opinion based on what I saw last night and watching forty years of basement level league football [If I could have could have pound for every time I seen the Imps play really well, away from home only to sent home pointless by the virtue of superior finishing -- I would be comfortably retired now].

I venture Stanley unfortunatley may be in for a long hard season and possibly a 'twitchy' last quarter. A good team, given the same circumstances would have certainly been dissapointed with not getting a draw at Sincil Bank last night.

It is often this, that distingishes the teams pushing for promotion and those flirting with relegation in the division -- over the years I have come to the opinion there is often very little between the teams at the top and bottom other than the ability to convert chances being the only possible significant difference, along with a modicum of luck. The second goal was a good example -- from going from a situation were you missed a sitter to equalise, twenty seconds later it was two nil!

The sending off's were unfortunate [it was not a "dirty" match by any stretch] and were clearly down to Stanley's inability to the deal with speed and movement of the Imps front three and surging midfield when coming foward.

I agree the atmposhere was strangley muted last night, for such a decent attendance -- possibly due to a series of undistingish home perfomances over the last three or four years and a penchant for throwing away good leads. However, sitting in the Stacey West any noise generated by the away support was not audible. Saying that there would many a club [incuding yourselfs] in the divsion that swap places with us, getting a gate just short of five thousand on a Friday night with a modest away support to say the least. If you think Sincil Bank is quiet, you aint seen nothing yet -- you have some wonderful places to visit.

Whilst the Imps start to the season is encouraging, I'm holding my council if this is 'the' season and wait to see what happens when 'we' start playing on the heavier pitches and play the more physical and cynical teams. I suspect we are in for some "muggings" as the season progresses.

Anyway... It's good to see you back.

All being well I make the return match looking forward to the journey, which will be significantly shorter than last night.

Oggy · 02-09-2006, 11:06

Quote:

Originally Posted by lincolncityfc

because all 3 of our goals came from fantastic football
Also posted by lincolncityfc - yes it was offside

Well make your mind up

Willie Miller · 02-09-2006, 11:31

The way the season is panning out is very strange. Out of all the defeats we just ain't got our noses in front. When we have gone behind except for a wonder goal atEdgeley we have lost.

Last night you knew when we conceded we'd lose. I was also confident that had we not conceded early we'd have done well. Maybe its a confidence thing. Last year confidence grew as we gained points & the players looked world beaters. Now we struggle when we go behind like we believe we aren't good enough.

Usually in form like ours you could say "he was crap" "he ain't good enough" but I couldn't say that about any of the first eleven lasty night. Yeah Harris & Proccy never played well & Craney keeps choosing the wrong option but for the main Cav, Liam & Rocky all solid. Roberts head & shoulders above everyone & a cracking goal. Toddy ran all night. Mullin Mr Relaible.

Yet 1-3????

Personally I think that we are conceding the game by the 4-5-1 system. Yes we could get a draw but we could also get a draw or maybe even a win by going for it.

Striker needed desperately. Mangan missed a one on one & added to that header he missed in a recent home game I'm unsure of his ability to finish.

Boco was sorely missed...

We won't go down

but its gonna be a long long road to safety

Willie Miller · 02-09-2006, 11:34

Quote:

Originally Posted by Marty_Hopkirk

As an exiled Imp supporter being on holiday this week, I took the opertunity to travel from from West Yorkshire to see the Imps play -- partly because I was a mere toddler when Stanley were last a league club and it would be an oppertunity to add another team to my list.

Whilst not claiming to being a totally objective and unbaised view, I'm not a Imps supporter who see's the teams performances through rose tinted glasses. However, I thought it worth passing on few observations and thoughts.

Given the amount possession Stanley had during the course the game last night to come away with nothing was a sad indictment of "your" inability to finish which was quite abysmal. If this is a wider problem, which looking at the 'goals for' column it might be -- also given that Lincoln patently do not have the best of defences in the divison. Given there are a whole host teams in this divison that will not give you the space or time, you had last night and have far better defences you may struggle.

My opinion based on what I saw last night and watching forty years of basement level league football [If I could have could have pound for every time I seen the Imps play really well, away from home only to sent home pointless by the virtue of superior finishing -- I would be comfortably retired now].

I venture Stanley unfortunatley may be in for a long hard season and possibly a 'twitchy' last quarter. A good team, given the same circumstances would have certainly been dissapointed with not getting a draw at Sincil Bank last night.

It is often this, that distingishes the teams pushing for promotion and those flirting with relegation in the division -- over the years I have come to the opinion there is often very little between the teams at the top and bottom other than the ability to convert chances being the only possible significant difference, along with a modicum of luck.

The sending off's were unfortunate [it was not a "dirty" match by any stretch] and were clearly down to Stanley's inability to the deal with speed and movement of the Imps front three and surging midfield when coming foward.

I agree the atmposhere was strangley muted last night, for such a decent attendance -- possibly due to a series of undistingish home perfomances over the last three or four years and a penchant for throwing away good leads. However, sitting in the Stacey West any noise generated by the away support was not audible. Saying that there would many a club [incuding yourselfs] in the divsion that swap places with us, getting a gate just short of five thousand on a Friday night with a modest away support to say the least.

Whilst the Imps start to the season is encouraging, I'm holding my council if this is 'the' season and wait to see what happens when 'we' start playing on the heavier pitches and play the more physical and cynical teams. I suspect we are in for some "muggings" as the season progresses.

Anyway... It's good to see you back.

All being well I make the return match looking forward to the journey, which will be significantly shorter than last night.

A very articulate dig, thank you

Think I like it when the muppets come on with "you're ****" usually from Hereford or Halifax

John_Timmins · 02-09-2006, 12:20

simple we where outplayed last night, i already thought we would hammered before we left accy. Lincoln are a good footballing side, who will be there or there abouts come the end of the season. craney not on his best form at the moment, gary roberts beggining to get his form back in my opinion just a few to many step overs and fancy flicks.....nothing to get worried about yet with only 6 games played....bring on county!!!

also how many headers does Jay harris win!! hes the 6ft 2" midget!!

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