| Match Thread: Dale vs Sutton on 17:04 - Oct 23 with 2588 views | jonahwhereru |
| Match Thread: Dale vs Sutton on 16:50 - Oct 23 by damaka |
Tell me the positives |
You have shown what a tw-t of a comment you have made. Extremely consistent in that regard. |  | |  |
| Match Thread: Dale vs Sutton on 17:09 - Oct 23 with 2500 views | oddjob007 |
Hopefully that goal doesn’t paper over the cracks.
We’ve got to play for 90 minutes, not 75. | | | |
| Match Thread: Dale vs Sutton on 17:11 - Oct 23 with 2457 views | damaka |
| Match Thread: Dale vs Sutton on 17:04 - Oct 23 by jonahwhereru |
You have shown what a tw-t of a comment you have made. Extremely consistent in that regard. |
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| Match Thread: Dale vs Sutton on 17:17 - Oct 23 with 2360 views | Barrowdale |
| Match Thread: Dale vs Sutton on 17:11 - Oct 23 by damaka |
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Sorry Robbie but you got out of jail there. Naive in the extreme that. 5 at the back against 10 men ffs. And keep a man up at defensive corners too. Christ these are basics. On the flip well done Aaron. Good move for the 3rd. Thought big Jim did ok too |  | | |
| Match Thread: Dale vs Sutton (n/t) on 17:18 - Oct 23 with 2340 views | Molly |
| Match Thread: Dale vs Sutton on 17:11 - Oct 23 by damaka |
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| Match Thread: Dale vs Sutton on 17:19 - Oct 23 with 2323 views | Shun |
Yessssssss! Sheer ecstasy when that went in. It’s about time Morley got one on target! Still, very concerning that we were dominant for the vast majority of the match, had enough chances to win three matches against a very poor team, and we still had to rely on a winner with the last kick of the game to win.
Kelly and Newby were excellent today, and McNulty showed he can still very much do a job in a back three. He’s better than Dorsett on that showing. |  | | |
| Match Thread: Dale vs Sutton on 17:20 - Oct 23 with 2304 views | HullDale |
The heart attack from the celebrations doesn't mask the fact that we shouldn't have let them
get back into it. I think this season will be defined as 'frustrating', but going back to the Chair's comments in TVOS we need to remember where we came from not so long ago.
74 minutes of positives today against 22 minutes of frustration - if we replicate that across the season we'll be OK.
Also - credit to their #20... had a long walk after being subbed off but stopped to give loads of young kids high fives and selfies right across the WMG. a touch of class at any level of football. |  | | |
| Match Thread: Dale vs Sutton on 17:20 - Oct 23 with 2303 views | Molly |
| Match Thread: Dale vs Sutton on 17:11 - Oct 23 by damaka |
zzzzzzzzzzzz |
Sure would be appreciated on here if you just carry on sleeping. | | | |
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| Match Thread: Dale vs Sutton on 17:26 - Oct 23 with 2229 views | 442Dale |
| Match Thread: Dale vs Sutton on 17:17 - Oct 23 by Barrowdale |
Sorry Robbie but you got out of jail there. Naive in the extreme that. 5 at the back against 10 men ffs. And keep a man up at defensive corners too. Christ these are basics. On the flip well done Aaron. Good move for the 3rd. Thought big Jim did ok too |
The three central defenders weren’t an issue today. Both wing backs were able to play further forward and we were able to start attacks from there with Jim indeed playing well.
Bar missing the chances we managed the game well apart from the obvious at set pieces. Whilst we shouldn’t ignore that we threw away a two goal lead, nor should we forget that we were pretty good in the main and were getting the ball into dangerous areas again much more. |  |
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| Match Thread: Dale vs Sutton on 17:33 - Oct 23 with 2145 views | damaka |
| Match Thread: Dale vs Sutton on 17:20 - Oct 23 by Molly |
Sure would be appreciated on here if you just carry on sleeping. |
Play like that every week and i might | | | |
| Match Thread: Dale vs Sutton on 17:36 - Oct 23 with 2131 views | TVOS1907 |
| Match Thread: Dale vs Sutton on 16:50 - Oct 23 by damaka |
Tell me the positives |
That you were sussed out as a WUM ages ago? |  |
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| Match Thread: Dale vs Sutton on 17:38 - Oct 23 with 2103 views | 1907 |
| Match Thread: Dale vs Sutton on 17:26 - Oct 23 by 442Dale |
The three central defenders weren’t an issue today. Both wing backs were able to play further forward and we were able to start attacks from there with Jim indeed playing well.
Bar missing the chances we managed the game well apart from the obvious at set pieces. Whilst we shouldn’t ignore that we threw away a two goal lead, nor should we forget that we were pretty good in the main and were getting the ball into dangerous areas again much more. |
I have to disagree.
It was blindingly obvious through that second half that Graham should have been subbed.
They were absolutely there for the taking & Stockdale’s predictable substitutions very nearly cost us the win.
Why on Earth we persisted with three centre half’s against nothing, for the vast majority of the game, is staggering.
Don’t get me wrong, I’m delighted we won, but Stockdale was literally five seconds away from being booed off the pitch.
There’s a lot of gambling involved during game management. Stockdale is too safe for me & I believe this will hold him back. That was an opportunity for us to be brave, have a go & really hammer a team. The usual faffing & limp wristed defending mixed with the bizarre and stubborn awkwardness of persisting with this formation almost cost us, again.
Positives - Kelly was brilliant throughout, Newby’s one touch finish was sublime & McNulty was an absolute rock that demonstrated how poor we have been in the centre half department. | | | |
| Match Thread: Dale vs Sutton on 17:38 - Oct 23 with 2094 views | dawlishdale |
| Match Thread: Dale vs Sutton on 17:26 - Oct 23 by 442Dale |
The three central defenders weren’t an issue today. Both wing backs were able to play further forward and we were able to start attacks from there with Jim indeed playing well.
Bar missing the chances we managed the game well apart from the obvious at set pieces. Whilst we shouldn’t ignore that we threw away a two goal lead, nor should we forget that we were pretty good in the main and were getting the ball into dangerous areas again much more. |
We were comfortably better than a large but lumbering Sutton team for 75 minutes; yet still nearly managed to shoot ourselves in the foot.
Our first goal was a thing of beauty, with a fantastic ball from Kelly to Newby, who sidefooted home a la Hendo v Leeds.
Their lad appeared to stamp on Beesley within yards of the ref. Easy red card.
We were well on top and really should have been at least a couple more goals to the good before our second; again following a smart move.
But somehow; we started to make mistakes at the back....giving away silly free kicks and corners from which they loaded the box with their lumbering giants.
Both of their goals were keeper errors for me. Coleman just does not inspire me with confidence, and especially the second one was the stuff of nightmares for him.
Thank goodness Morley hit a sweet shot into the far corner for a last kick winner, or I'd have been putting that down as one of the worst collapses in recent years.
The result was the right one...Sutton surely must be better than that normally?
My MOM ? Kelly by some distance, but special mention for Jim (never thought I'd say that) who is streets ahead of Dorsett on that performance.
Serious work to do with Coleman though. | | | |
| Match Thread: Dale vs Sutton on 17:39 - Oct 23 with 2084 views | TVOS1907 |
| Match Thread: Dale vs Sutton on 16:53 - Oct 23 by damaka |
We deserve everything we get |
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| Match Thread: Dale vs Sutton on 17:40 - Oct 23 with 2073 views | TVOS1907 |
| Match Thread: Dale vs Sutton on 17:02 - Oct 23 by kel |
You seem to forget your post history is there for all to see.
You were sussed as a bucket years ago so Christ knows why you persist with the wumming. |
I think he's a bit dim, Kev. [Post edited 23 Oct 2021 17:40]
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| Match Thread: Dale vs Sutton on 17:41 - Oct 23 with 2059 views | D_Alien |
Would've been a real sickener not to have won that
The celebrations at the end had a huge slice of relief rather than joy, but there were many encouraging signs, Kelly in particular and just checked that stats: 23 attempts on goal, 10 on target which is pretty good by any standard. At 2-0 i really thought we were turning a corner and was willing us to add another couple to really build some confidence but as it stands, we're still a team that's looking over its shoulder rather than pushing on
The win leaves us poised 6 points equally between the bottom two and the playoffs, but it's also now 3 games unbeaten. The post-match reaction might've been very different but the ending's almost a metaphor for the club as a whole |  |
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| Match Thread: Dale vs Sutton on 17:44 - Oct 23 with 2030 views | damaka |
| Match Thread: Dale vs Sutton on 17:33 - Oct 23 by damaka |
Play like that every week and i might |
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| Match Thread: Dale vs Sutton on 17:55 - Oct 23 with 1933 views | kel |
| Match Thread: Dale vs Sutton on 17:44 - Oct 23 by damaka |
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Why are you replying to your own post? |  | | |
| Match Thread: Dale vs Sutton on 17:59 - Oct 23 with 1886 views | TVOS1907 |
| Match Thread: Dale vs Sutton on 17:55 - Oct 23 by kel |
Why are you replying to your own post? |
Like I said... | |
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| Match Thread: Dale vs Sutton on 18:01 - Oct 23 with 1876 views | Shun |
| Match Thread: Dale vs Sutton on 17:38 - Oct 23 by dawlishdale |
We were comfortably better than a large but lumbering Sutton team for 75 minutes; yet still nearly managed to shoot ourselves in the foot.
Our first goal was a thing of beauty, with a fantastic ball from Kelly to Newby, who sidefooted home a la Hendo v Leeds.
Their lad appeared to stamp on Beesley within yards of the ref. Easy red card.
We were well on top and really should have been at least a couple more goals to the good before our second; again following a smart move.
But somehow; we started to make mistakes at the back....giving away silly free kicks and corners from which they loaded the box with their lumbering giants.
Both of their goals were keeper errors for me. Coleman just does not inspire me with confidence, and especially the second one was the stuff of nightmares for him.
Thank goodness Morley hit a sweet shot into the far corner for a last kick winner, or I'd have been putting that down as one of the worst collapses in recent years.
The result was the right one...Sutton surely must be better than that normally?
My MOM ? Kelly by some distance, but special mention for Jim (never thought I'd say that) who is streets ahead of Dorsett on that performance.
Serious work to do with Coleman though. |
I agree with all of that apart from the Coleman comments. He’s the best keeper we’ve had since Sanchez (which isn’t saying much). Yes, he messed up today, and a few times this season, but he’s also damn good at shot-stopping and was the best player on the pitch on Tuesday. | | | |
| Match Thread: Dale vs Sutton on 18:24 - Oct 23 with 1728 views | dawlishdale |
| Match Thread: Dale vs Sutton on 18:01 - Oct 23 by Shun |
I agree with all of that apart from the Coleman comments. He’s the best keeper we’ve had since Sanchez (which isn’t saying much). Yes, he messed up today, and a few times this season, but he’s also damn good at shot-stopping and was the best player on the pitch on Tuesday. |
Only my opinion on Coleman. I thought the flap for their first goal was weak (should be sending it sideways away from goal rather than a couple of yards infront) and his attempt at catching the cross for the second goal was pathetic.
I'd suggest Coleman himself agrees based on the way he ran upfield to celebrate Morley's last kick winner. He will know he ballsed it up today and very nearly cost us 2 points.
And I agree that he is decent at shot stopping. | | | |
| Match Thread: Dale vs Sutton on 18:26 - Oct 23 with 1713 views | SuddenLad |
| Match Thread: Dale vs Sutton on 17:38 - Oct 23 by dawlishdale |
We were comfortably better than a large but lumbering Sutton team for 75 minutes; yet still nearly managed to shoot ourselves in the foot.
Our first goal was a thing of beauty, with a fantastic ball from Kelly to Newby, who sidefooted home a la Hendo v Leeds.
Their lad appeared to stamp on Beesley within yards of the ref. Easy red card.
We were well on top and really should have been at least a couple more goals to the good before our second; again following a smart move.
But somehow; we started to make mistakes at the back....giving away silly free kicks and corners from which they loaded the box with their lumbering giants.
Both of their goals were keeper errors for me. Coleman just does not inspire me with confidence, and especially the second one was the stuff of nightmares for him.
Thank goodness Morley hit a sweet shot into the far corner for a last kick winner, or I'd have been putting that down as one of the worst collapses in recent years.
The result was the right one...Sutton surely must be better than that normally?
My MOM ? Kelly by some distance, but special mention for Jim (never thought I'd say that) who is streets ahead of Dorsett on that performance.
Serious work to do with Coleman though. |
Jim is about 480 games ahead of Dorsett in experience as well. That might have something to do with it. |  |
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| Match Thread: Dale vs Sutton on 18:30 - Oct 23 with 1697 views | _Windydale |
Coleman is a great shot stopper.He'll be even better goalie when he becomes more dominant under pressure at set pieces either catching or punching it away. Maybe going in where it might hurt. | | | |
| Match Thread: Dale vs Sutton on 18:34 - Oct 23 with 1652 views | 442Dale |
| Match Thread: Dale vs Sutton on 17:38 - Oct 23 by 1907 |
I have to disagree.
It was blindingly obvious through that second half that Graham should have been subbed.
They were absolutely there for the taking & Stockdale’s predictable substitutions very nearly cost us the win.
Why on Earth we persisted with three centre half’s against nothing, for the vast majority of the game, is staggering.
Don’t get me wrong, I’m delighted we won, but Stockdale was literally five seconds away from being booed off the pitch.
There’s a lot of gambling involved during game management. Stockdale is too safe for me & I believe this will hold him back. That was an opportunity for us to be brave, have a go & really hammer a team. The usual faffing & limp wristed defending mixed with the bizarre and stubborn awkwardness of persisting with this formation almost cost us, again.
Positives - Kelly was brilliant throughout, Newby’s one touch finish was sublime & McNulty was an absolute rock that demonstrated how poor we have been in the centre half department. |
While I’d have started with a back four today (see before the game), the tactics in the second half weren’t the same formation as O’Keeffe and Keohane were so high up the pitch and from there we were getting into their area more, just like earlier in the season. But for the corners situation, that would have been a solid 2-0 Steve Parkin-esque win.
At some stage though, we need to be reassess and be more flexible in how we start games. | |
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| Match Thread: Dale vs Sutton on 18:44 - Oct 23 with 1561 views | funkkk |
There’s not many professional goalkeepers I would class as bad shot stoppers, always seems such a strange comment to make. |  | | |
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