Rochdale away thread - Page 3

Chimer · 26-02-2013, 22:13

Happy happy happy!!!

VALAIRIAN · 26-02-2013, 22:27

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Originally Posted by Chimer

Happy happy happy!!!

I'm not, that's two games in a row now I have got it wrong

DAV007 · 26-02-2013, 22:46

Great result and a clean sheet.

Torquay lost again, so a win on Saturday would really bring other teams into the relegation battle.

In theory, everyone from Morecambe down (46 points) can still be involved.

Outback Ozzy · 26-02-2013, 22:50

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Originally Posted by accybeme

A joyus journey home for our fans & what must be a great relief for everybody from top to bottom of the club, well done all especially to Leam for having the belief and staying calm and forthright under the pressure

I'll say it was joyous. as others have said, even stevens in the first 75 mins, then Lee M comes up with 2 crackers in 3 minutes and almost had a 3rd, but for the post, but for once, one of the team was following up, take a bow Rommy Boco. Great support from Accy, would like to know the numbers. Roll on Saturday and another potential 3 points against Torquay. Kep the belief and keep Lee M in the team and Monsieur Linganzi. Only had a cameo role tonight but what a talent he has including tackling. On the Dale site they said they were expecting a bruising encounter, well they were the ones doing the bruising.

football19 · 26-02-2013, 22:58

Just in from the game,so here goes-----get in you beauty !!!To be fair both teams look nervous and no one was prepared to take a risk.
Don't know when Hughes was injured,but he seemed reluctant to push up and this caused murph and joyce all kinds of problems,with rochdale passing and moving in the open areas,they were at times all at sea.
Far play to Leam who saw this and Boco was pulled in to help.
This then let there fullbacks push on and this caused a few headaches,but the our fullbacks were wired in.
Hughes going off actually helped us as our starting position was higher up the pitch,and Aldred was excellent,tough,uncompromising,with a bit of class as well,him and dean marshalled the lads in front of them,to create a solid base.
The game turned on Leams substitutions,bringing on moly,he blocked off the left channel,the new lad went in centre mid,which gave us presence and Rommy went up top and his pace caused them real problems.
You will never see two better strikes for the goals,I said from day one,moly had the best left foot I had seen in a young player,and now he has delivered.
I hope the ones who didn't go get to see them,absolute quality.
To sum up,poor game upto Leams subs,but its three points and is our luck changing!!!

smobile · 26-02-2013, 23:04

Redraine, happy birthday for tomorrow and PLEASE can you start every match thread from now until the end of the season. We could end up getting promoted.

DAV007 · 26-02-2013, 23:10

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Originally Posted by Haggis316

I'd say they have been avenged

very true.

mani · 26-02-2013, 23:38

great game - great atmosphere too - were the rochdale fans asleep for most of the game?

Redraine · 27-02-2013, 00:00

Stanley fans were in good voice and the best song of the night was "You should have stuck with Coley!" Priceless.

mab · 27-02-2013, 00:09

BBCSPORT breif match report... Lee Molyneux scored two stunning goals as Accrington defeated Rochdale to move out of the League Two relegation zone.
Dale had the better of the first half with both Ritchie Jones and Jason Kennedy glancing headers wide and Terry Gornell flashed just wide of the post.
Molyneux, on as a second-half substitute, scored his first from long range, smashing into the top corner.
The former Everton trainee drilled in a 25-yard free-kick before midfielder Rommy Boco stroked home a third.
Keith Hill's side looked much more likely to open the scoring and dominated possession, while Stanley managed only one effort on target in the first period.
But the introduction of full-back Molyneux on 60 minutes changed the game as his two long-distance strikes handed Accrington their first win in eight attempts and lifted Stanley out of the bottom two.

Well done Stanley more of the same on saturday please

Kiwi John · 27-02-2013, 05:03

Brilliant, just BRILLIANT. Congrats to you all, you wonderful men in red (and white).

jaysay · 27-02-2013, 09:39

Saw the goals on Sky Sports News this morning two great strikes for the first two, the second one, from a free kick, was really top drawer, great result, and a clean sheet

yonmon · 27-02-2013, 09:56

'Now this is not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end. But it is, perhaps, the end of the beginning.'...

More of the Bulldog Spirit Reds !!..... that way leads to Victory !!. ... oh ! and Well done ! .

lancsdave · 27-02-2013, 10:15

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Originally Posted by DAV007

In theory, everyone from Morecambe down (46 points) can still be involved.

I think maybe those on 46 will probably get another 4 or 5 points to be safe. You got to think Rochdale on their current form must be looking over their shoulders

Greeny · 27-02-2013, 12:43

Went to Rochdale and was wishing I hadn't bothered . By half time I would have settled for a draw . Rochdale kept possession , we looked as though we were frightened of them .Rochdale seemed sure to score.
In the second half we came out all guns blazing , but didn't last long. Leam then went to plan B , he brought on two subs , Bingo , game on !! Rochdale must have wondered what had hit them , Molyneux found that net and the Stanley fans went electric, a free kick followed , again Molyneux with his left foot , curled that ball round the wall , what a beauty , Rochdale fans now start to leave the stadium , but we were now on a high and Boco made it 3 - 0 , FT and all three point came home to Stanley. My suggestion for future games, Leam start with plan B , it worked.