by John Madejski's Wallet » 30 Oct 2010 22:05
by Maguire » 30 Oct 2010 22:11
John Madejski's Wallet Fed- 7
Griffin- 8 my RFC MoM
Mills- 6
Zurab- 7
Harte- 5
Jobi- 6
Robson-kanu- 5
Karacan- 7
Howard- 4 (totally with Mags on this one)
Tabb- 6
Long- 7
Donny completely threw that game away when they took off Oster. He was pulling the strings no end in that game
by LoyalRoyal22 » 30 Oct 2010 22:13
by Maguire » 30 Oct 2010 22:16
Murts-is-LejPseud O'Nym I thought the ref was fairly even handed in his uselessness but how the hell that bloke stayed on the pitch, and Noel got a yellow after converting the head-lock into a body-slam.
Actually I think the Donny #4 calmed down a lot after scoring (unfortunately as I was sure he was going to be 1st in the book). Noel's Irish rugby tackle was just awesome, although he didn't get the yellow for that but blocking the subsequent free kick. I was starting to wonder if the ref had forgotten his cards in the changing room until then...
by Maguire » 30 Oct 2010 22:17
LoyalRoyal22 As much as we may miss Harte from set pieces, i would be tempted to put Armstrong in for the next couple of games, as Harte is getting raped for pace
by Wycombe Royal » 30 Oct 2010 22:22
by Snowball » 30 Oct 2010 22:23
LoyalRoyal22SnowballLoyalRoyal22
Howard is a good player, did you deluded lot miss the ball that sent antonio away to set up the winning goal? majority of games Howard plays for us we seem to win
THIS IS WHY I LIKE STATS
League Games with Howard (STARTS)
1-1 Pompey
1-1 Forest
2-1 Leicester
3-0 Palace
0-0 Millwall
1-3 Boro
4-0 Burnley
4-3 Doncaster
P8 W4 D3 L1 16-9 15 Points 1.87 ppg
League Games without Howard
1-2 Scunthorpe
3-0 Barnsley
1-0 Ipswich
1-1 Preston
0-1 Swansea
0-1 Bristol
P6 W2 D1 L3 5-5 7 points 1.17 ppg
We get 0.7 points per game when Howard plays, that is THIRTY-TWO extra points per season!!
Snowball you ledge
by Snowball » 30 Oct 2010 22:30
Wycombe Royal I'm not sure why there is all this criticism being aimed at Harte.
Yes he was at fault for the third goal, but he won more headers than anyone else in the back line, he cut out lots of passes and won numerous tackles. Don't let the mistake cloud your view.
In an attacking sense he obviously scored and also put in a number of dangerous set pieces that were just asking to be put away (but no-one in the box could finish with the same quality as the delivery).
by Snowball » 30 Oct 2010 22:34
John Madejski's Wallet F
Donny completely threw that game away when they took off Oster. He was pulling the strings no end in that game
by Avon Royal » 30 Oct 2010 23:36
by Pseud O'Nym » 30 Oct 2010 23:57
Avon Royal Howard had a good game. Unfortuantely too many of our "fans" seem to let their petty prejudices get in the way of objective assessments.
by Ian Royal » 31 Oct 2010 00:25
by Kitson12 » 31 Oct 2010 00:31
by Ian Royal » 31 Oct 2010 00:49
Kitson12 I think my beef with Howard may have been a little harsh. He is undoubtedly a good passer of the ball, the number of times he can slip a ball behind the opposition defence is very very good. However, overall today, yes he passed the ball, brilliantly to Antonio for the winner, but he was second to nearly every ball, every other pass seemed to go to a red and white hooped shirt. He missed many of his attempted tackles when he dived in and the Donny player just jinked past him. And for much of the second half, he seemed to be ball watching and marking thin air.
That's how I saw it today, and I've seen that some people agree and disagree, but overall, for his performance I would have given him 5, maybe a 6, and for his pass an 8, because that was pretty good.
He needs to improve though.
by Basingstoke Royal » 31 Oct 2010 00:51
by Kitson12 » 31 Oct 2010 00:51
Ian RoyalKitson12 I think my beef with Howard may have been a little harsh. He is undoubtedly a good passer of the ball, the number of times he can slip a ball behind the opposition defence is very very good. However, overall today, yes he passed the ball, brilliantly to Antonio for the winner, but he was second to nearly every ball, every other pass seemed to go to a red and white hooped shirt. He missed many of his attempted tackles when he dived in and the Donny player just jinked past him. And for much of the second half, he seemed to be ball watching and marking thin air.
That's how I saw it today, and I've seen that some people agree and disagree, but overall, for his performance I would have given him 5, maybe a 6, and for his pass an 8, because that was pretty good.
He needs to improve though.
Obviously I can't agree or disagree with any of that because I didn't see all of this game. But I've seen him a few times and I didn't really like him to start with. He seems to be another one of these players who keeps things ticking in midfield. Like Harper did, but less athletic and more creative.
Some superb interchange with Tabb against Burnley and some top challenges to.
by Tony Le Mesmer » 31 Oct 2010 01:06
by Maguire » 31 Oct 2010 05:30
Avon Royal Howard had a good game. Unfortuantely too many of our "fans" seem to let their petty prejudices get in the way of objective assessments.
by Wimb » 31 Oct 2010 06:18
by toppy » 31 Oct 2010 07:23
Pseud O'NymSilver Foxfloyd__streete The shoddy defending continued right up until the very final kick where holding on to a lead we got the offside trap all wrong and two Doncaster players practically tripped over each other.....and missed![]()
Donny's number 4 was a treat of ineptitude all game, so glad he got himself in that position at the end
Greed. I thought the ref was fairly even handed in his uselessness but how the hell that bloke stayed on the pitch, and Noel got a yellow after converting the head-lock into a body-slam.
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