by Royal Ginger » 31 Oct 2015 23:12
by Royal Ginger » 31 Oct 2015 23:14
Big FootPepe the Horseman Not really getting the Hector hate. Apart from that backpass, thought he had a good game, and did very well for our goal.
Agreed, weights'd their striker a few times too, which is always lovely
by genome » 01 Nov 2015 00:10
by P!ssed Off » 01 Nov 2015 00:12
Royal Ginger Negative stuff -
I don't see the point in Hurtado, completely ineffectual, seems completely off key with the rest of the team.
If Williams is going to shoot from distance he needs to a) kick it harder b) not to give everyone in the stadium a 10 second warning whilst he's lining it up.
by blueroyals » 01 Nov 2015 00:20
by sandman » 01 Nov 2015 00:22
by bcubed » 01 Nov 2015 00:23
Kitsondinho A good point. Brighton were organised and effective, but as about 7 or 8 other teams in the Championship fall into this category, they were nothing special. We played well, but looked short up front (which is daft considering the way Clarke wants us to play). At the back we looked fairly solid and it was nice to see us bounce back from conceding! Overall I'm pleased, but to me this is another result that shows it play-offs at most for us this year.
by bcubed » 01 Nov 2015 00:27
St Pauli They were very well organised, but I thought we were unlucky not to win.
The 3-1 should have been buried, not sure if it was a penalty but we shouldn't have needed one. That said they came back briefly after our goal and had we scored the three on one there's no guarantee they wouldn't have gone up a gear, they seemed to sit back and be happy with the one goal lead.
Agree with the cynicism. At one point we put one of their defenders on his arse in the last ten and he put his hand out to grab the ball as I think Blackman looked to surge through the gap. Ref didn't see it naturally.
I was unusually sat in Y19 and was pleasantly surprised by the atmosphere there normally being in Y26. Mrs St Pauli had her first reading game today and only second live football game. She said the atmosphere at the ground compared well to an Arsenal 5-0 drubbing of someone, said it was a lot more tense.
by Royal Ginger » 01 Nov 2015 01:39
sandman Re Hurtado.
Many said similar about a certain Bobby Convey during his first season.
Takes a bit for some players to get used to the Championship as a league and that's made even harder when you are in a new country in which you don't speak the language.
by Basingstoke Royal » 01 Nov 2015 02:36
by bobby1413 » 01 Nov 2015 06:40
by Pepe the Horseman » 01 Nov 2015 07:01
P!ssed Off . Tell Hector not to shoot at his own goal.
by Snowball » 01 Nov 2015 08:18
bobby1413
A point is fantastic.
bobby1413
BHAFC were really solid and surprised me. I had read people on here saying they hadn't played many top sides.
bobby1413
Whatever the case, they are a really decent side. Id bet they get promoted as they look solid and decent.
bobby1413
Very happy to earn a draw. Some saying Blackman diving or going to ground a lot. Not sure as I didn't notice ... Anyone Else see that?
by TFF » 01 Nov 2015 08:30
by Snowball » 01 Nov 2015 08:34
Winchester Royal
Only 2 points from the last 9 is concerning, we've fallen away a bit so will need to have a run of good results now to get back to where we were after the Charlton game.
by bcubed » 01 Nov 2015 09:22
SnowballWinchester Royal
Only 2 points from the last 9 is concerning, we've fallen away a bit so will need to have a run of good results now to get back to where we were after the Charlton game.
Agreed it's "concerning" but 14 from the last seven is championship form.
I'll be thinking a lot more pessimistically if we fail to beat Huddersfield, but if we beat them that's 17 points from 8
When we were all looking at the next six games (Huddersfield being the sixth) would we not have been happy with W3 D2 L1
when it included the favourites for the league (Boro) and the unbeaten top side (Brighton)
IMO, 1-1 at Rotherham is not bad (but we should have got the second and finished it). The "shock" was losing at Fulham, but I said when I predicted my next six games that they were a big worry. They had torn QPR to shreds (and they are now clear top scorers in the league)
So in this six games we will have played the top side in the league, the bookies' favourite for the league, and the top-scorers in the league.
That ain't easy!
The game that frustrates me is Fulham. I'm sure if Fulham's first goal had been blocked or skied we'd've gone on to win comfortably. It just came at the worst moment and lifted Fulham and the crowd. Had we won that we'd've been far better v Brighton.
Small margins. The top seven as they are now all look decent (less sure about Birmingham) and Wednesday are getting better and Wolves might creep up the table. If Fulham stiffen their defence they could easily end up top six.
To me there are two leagues this year and the top half is very very tight. The winners of that top league will probably get there by hurting the others in the top 8.
We can get a result (decent chance of a win) at Cardiff. Then we have Bolton, Forest, QPR, Preston, before the tough game away to Hull
If we haven't got back into the mix by the Hull game...
by RG7Fan » 01 Nov 2015 09:28
tidus_mi2 Couple points I saw with regards to the fans.
1) What were we booing in the second half? I assumed it was because the players somehow oxf*rd up a 3 vs 1 so badly they didn't even have a shot but reading here people are saying there could have been a penalty in the build up.
2) What the oxf*rd was with Brighton's glory glory Brighton and Hove Albion song? I get why Spurs and Man Utd sing it but Brighton have won oxf*rd all, what glory do they have to sing about?
by Pandoras Box » 01 Nov 2015 09:40
by Platypuss » 01 Nov 2015 10:37
Snowball IMO, 1-1 at Rotherham is not bad
by genome » 01 Nov 2015 11:04
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