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Report | Stevenage v Rochdale Your Report added at 10:02:12
Bag of shite...£10 down the drain, Two hours of my life wasted. The most disjointed,uninspiring,depressing excuse of a performance that i’ve ever seen from a Dale team...and there has been a lot of competition down the decades. No pattern to our play, struggle to put a couple of passes together, players just ambling around the pitch, lack of energy and no desire or fighting spirit. A manikin manager who just stands there with his arms folded or hands in his pockets. He looks as dishevelled as the shower of shite he puts out on the pitch. I can’t think of anything else off the top of my head but he now needs to go, we are regressing very quickly. My match report is covered in the first three words of this rant..and don’t get me started on that post match interview because that was a insult to every fan who travelled down to Stevenage last night! |
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Report | Stevenage v Rochdale Your Report added at 10:01:25
Bag of shite...£10 down the drain, Two hours of my life wasted. The most disjointed,uninspiring,depressing excuse of a performance that i’ve ever seen from a Dale team...and there has been a lot of competition down the decades. No pattern to our play, struggle to put a couple of passes together, players just ambling around the pitch, lack of energy and no desire or fighting spirit. A manikin manager who just stands there with his arms folded or hands in his pockets. He looks as dishevelled as the shower of shite he puts out on the pitch. I can’t think of anything else off the top of my head but he now needs to go, we are regressing very quickly. My match report is covered in the first three words of this rant..and don’t get me started on that post match interview because that was a insult to every fan who travelled down to Stevenage last night! |
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Report | Oldham Athletic v Salford City Your Report added at 19:08:24
Rochdale v Crewe on a cold wet miserable February night, it must be one of the oldest and most frequent fixtures in the Football League. Not a fixture to get the juices flowing and it certainly didn't, a few hours that we will never get back. It was bad, a bit depressing actually.
The team line up warned us what to expect, a team devoid of any midfield prowess and stuffed with defensive players. It had 'draw' written all over it before a ball had been booted. Actually we started like an house on fire and Bennetts decent header quickly followed by Bunneys bundle had us two nil up in the blink of an eye. It didn't last, with our defenders it rarely does.
So Crewe responded and their first goal was never far away. Shortly after the net bulged, it bulged again. The second goal was notable for the way our defence just let the visitors waltz Into the penalty area unopposed. Nobody in the Stadium was surprised though, it's a defence that bears gifts on a weekly basis and tonight was no exception. I don't like big fullbacks and they don't call Big Jim, Big Jim for nothing. I wanted to see him go all 'modern' and overlap down the wing, that would have made my night. Anyway, he didn't.
So,four goals in thirty minutes sounds like top class entertainment but it wasn't. Crewe retreated thank god and seemed happy with their work. We huffed and puffed and regularly passed it back to Lancashire to hit his long raking diagonals to no one in particular, you know the script. Crewe's goalkeeper was redundant for the remainder of the match, he wasn't required, we didn't have a shot during the second half.
The crowd was poor but credit to the Sandy Lane faithful for trying to rally the troops, it didn't work though. The point wasn't a bad one in the full scheme of things but the team selection and overall performance reflected the weather on the night, it was bloody miserable. |
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Report | Oldham Athletic v Salford City Your Report added at 18:59:26
Rochdale v Crewe on a cold wet miserable February night, it must be one of the oldest and most frequent fixtures in the Football League. Not a fixture to get the juices flowing and it certainly didn't, a few hours that we will never get back. It was bad, a bit depressing actually.
The team line up warned us what to expect, a team devoid of any midfield prowess and stuffed with defensive players. It had 'draw' written all over it before a ball had been booted. Actually we started like an house on fire and Bennetts decent header quickly followed by Bunneys bundle had us two nil up in the blink of an eye. It didn't last, with our defenders it rarely does.
So Crewe responded and their first goal was never far away. Shortly after the net bulged, it bulged again. The second goal was notable for the way our defence just let the visitors waltz Into the penalty area unopposed. Nobody in the Stadium was surprised though, it's a defence that bears gifts on a weekly basis and tonight was no exception. I don't like big fullbacks and they don't call Big Jim, Big Jim for nothing. I wanted to see him go all 'modern' and overlap down the wing, that would have made my night. Anyway, he didn't.
So,four goals in thirty minutes sounds like top class entertainment but it wasn't. Crewe retreated thank god and seemed happy with their work. We huffed and puffed and regularly passed it back to Lancashire to hit his long raking diagonals to no one in particular, you know the script. Crewe's goalkeeper was redundant for the remainder of the match, he wasn't required, we didn't have a shot during the second half.
The crowd was poor but credit to the Sandy Lane faithful for trying to rally the troops, it didn't work though. The point wasn't a bad one in the full scheme of things but the team selection and overall performance reflected the weather on the night, it was bloody miserable. |
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Report | Oldham Athletic v Salford City Your Report added at 08:01:01
A game of two halves and we dominated both. I suspect Borough are a decent team but we ran them off the pitch today and they couldn't match our tempo. Jamie Allen my man of the match. |
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