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Nes · Oct 26 2010, 06:51 PM

We matched them apart from that tricky Mexican bastard. Well done lads, that's more like it - keep playing like we did tonight & at the weekend against Chelsea & we'll beat bottom & mid table teams..

..loved the way Man U backed off Jarvis. Oh well, focus on the league now.

**Sparky** · Oct 26 2010, 06:53 PM

Very impressed with Jarvis.

Good to see Jones too, still like him.

**Fowksee** · Oct 26 2010, 06:54 PM

TBH we were shocking first half, think if you'd have gone for it from the start like you did after the goal you may have won.

Nes · Oct 26 2010, 07:02 PM

Crap first half, you guys didn't work together (though with all the changes, no surprise), where we didn't really press. As said, second half was completely different. We pressed after you scored, then it was a bit end to end.

Hunt looks ok, we do look balanced having him opposite Jarvis - & he isn't up to steam by any means yet.
Fletcher needs to learn to control the ball first touch.. not let it bounce four feet in front of him - still needs to justify that price tag, but he might with balls coming from both left & right.

doctortescobag · Oct 31 2010, 11:30 AM

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Originally Posted by Fowksee

TBH we were shocking first half, think if you'd have gone for it from the start like you did after the goal you may have won.

one point not being mentioned was that goal the linesman gave you,
ok with tv slowing it down it probaly was just a goal. but theres no way that linesman could see it had crossed the line, so the question is "if it had been the wolves scoring that goal would that linesman have giving it."
the answer is NO.
when smaller clubs play these top 3 to 4 top clubs there up against it enough without all 50/50 decisions going to the top clubs especialy on there own grounds.

**Fowksee** · Oct 31 2010, 12:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by doctortescobag

one point not being mentioned was that goal the linesman gave you,
ok with tv slowing it down it probaly was just a goal. but theres no way that linesman could see it had crossed the line, so the question is "if it had been the wolves scoring that goal would that linesman have giving it."
the answer is NO.
when smaller clubs play these top 3 to 4 top clubs there up against it enough without all 50/50 decisions going to the top clubs especialy on there own grounds.

You're moaning about a decision the linesman got right?

doctortescobag · Oct 31 2010, 01:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Fowksee

You're moaning about a decision the linesman got right?

no my point was, would he have giving it if it was wolves who had scored.

or perhaps if that linesman was'nt on the same side of the pitch as Sir Alex lol.