vs Barnet - Page 8

maccawozzagod · 19-04-2008, 17:48

did you get your cheque DM? was it signed?

Haz66 · 19-04-2008, 17:48

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Originally Posted by depechemode

. did any 1 hear coleman shout advice ? i didnt .

I heard plenty of people shouting advice at Coleman,

depechemode · 19-04-2008, 17:49

webb is a good player , would do well with kemps . mulls wasnt in game today , no one was

depechemode · 19-04-2008, 17:54

got me cheque yesterday . hope coleman dosnt collect hes pay cheque . at least i can get near the goal , only whalley did today and i think he was supprised at that .

Tin Monkey · 19-04-2008, 18:00

Can't see many season tickets being shifted after that performance. Losing I can stand, but what I saw today made me feel like I'd been conned. I really feel like I wasted my time.

Oggy · 19-04-2008, 18:05

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Originally Posted by AccyMad

Woeful performance today, Phil Edwards got MOTM and he was probably the only player who deserved it. They are still not working together as a team, which has got to be down to the training (or lack of it) they are getting. Add to that that Coley stood there like a stuffed dummy compared to Paul Fairclough who was the complete opposite, constantly trying to spur his team on.
Got to say I felt sorry for Sean Webb, saw him after the game and he looked like he's been in the ring with Joe Calzaghe.

Nice post Accymad, liked, "stuffed dummy", back home (Liverpool) we use the expression, "like one of Lewis's", Hilda says, "like piffy on a rock bun", but it's all about body language and Coleman's said it all.

Yes, Webb had a right battle today, can't help but like the guy, if only his legs went a bit faster.
Also hope Neal Bishop is OK, looked nasty.

Haggis316 · 19-04-2008, 18:20

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Originally Posted by AccyMad

Got to say I felt sorry for Sean Webb, saw him after the game and he looked like he's been in the ring with Joe Calzaghe.

Bet some of the Barnet players felt as though they had been in with the ring with Joe Pasquale.

Wynonie Harris · 19-04-2008, 18:26

I'm sitting here, drinking a glass of Johnnie Walker and "celebrating" our survival. So why does it not feel like a celebration? Because the display of apathy that I've just seen is, quite frankly, a downright insult to the loyal fans who turn up for every home game. No passion, no spirit, no effort. OK, we're safe, but as someone has already said, the players didn't know that until after the match, so why were they not battling like, it would appear, the Wrexham and Mansfield players were? I'm beginning to think that the majority of the team really couldn't care less...and that hurts.

Stanleymad · 19-04-2008, 18:51

Well an upside for me is .................... i've saved £13+ today

& gathered the garbage without watching it - sitting here seeing the updates was bad enough!

Pendle Red · 19-04-2008, 18:59

"Dire" was the only word to describe Today's performance, The wind swirling did no favours for either team but it was crying out for the ball to be down on the floor not hoof & hope and fair play to Barnet they were composed on the Ball passed it well and fully deserved their victory!

Our lot with the odd exception looked bereathed of ideas and motivation

Playing for their futures or resigned to their futures

I really do hope the Board back Coley during the Summer because there is a fair rebuilding job to be done

yerself · 19-04-2008, 19:08

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Originally Posted by Pendle Red

I really do hope the Board back Coley during the Summer because there is a fair rebuilding job to be done

Back him! See the back of him, I hope. According to the 'football genius' there was a rebuilding job to be done at the end of last season and if this season's performances are any indication of his building skills I, for one, sincerely hope he practises elsewhere next season. A lego kit would suit him nicely.

caretaker · 19-04-2008, 19:40

Dont beat around the bush, say what you mean.

Outback Ozzy · 19-04-2008, 19:46

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Originally Posted by yerself

Back him! See the back of him, I hope. According to the 'football genius' there was a rebuilding job to be done at the end of last season and if this season's performances are any indication of his building skills I, for one, sincerely hope he practises elsewhere next season. A lego kit would suit him nicely.

I'm with you on this one, but not just the football genius, but take the board with him as well and get some proper funding into the football club.

Jesus_was_A_red_ · 19-04-2008, 20:03

Why have we 1 striker in the squad and jc let 4 go on loan or move. Its the shatest football I have ever payed to watch. Id of rather watch the game over the back of the ground. I think mullin gets himself dragged all over the pitch and would be a good possible centre midfielder because he does all the work for them, thus leaving us with nothing in attack. Its easy sitting above casting judgements but to admit youre making mistakes and fail to act on them makes it ever so easy for the crows to gather. Big changes needed , the cash wont be there, the wages wont be there, so no big changes will be there.

mab · 19-04-2008, 20:27

And you know what the saddest thing about to days game was,well i payed for next seasons season tickets before the game

..crap crap crap no motivation on or of the pitch changes are in order through out...