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Re: Barrow V Oxford predictions

Post by The rattle » Sun Mar 15, 2015 3:15 pm

Was the oxford fan the guy wearing a neck brace and using a walking stick. He was behind the goal second half and the stewards had to move him on, wouldn't shut up

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Post by barrowfan » Sun Mar 15, 2015 4:15 pm

The rattle wrote:Was the oxford fan the guy wearing a neck brace and using a walking stick. He was behind the goal second half and the stewards had to move him on, wouldn't shut up
Did they only have one fan?

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Post by mall » Sun Mar 15, 2015 5:53 pm

Wintergreen wrote:I think we need McWilliams back in at full back; I hate to criticise Cowps but he is playing out of position and it really does show.
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Post by pjdaly » Sun Mar 15, 2015 6:11 pm

I thought I would hang fire and read all the reports and views regarding their second goal but they are mixed and so I'm none the wiser. At the time I saw no danger as a slow, weak cross was played in from the left (their winger must have done well to keep it in play at all, as it looked as though the ball was going to go over the touchline) and couldn't believe it as moments later it was in the back of our net. At the time I thought Taylor or Cowps would be in charge of the situation but obviously not. I'd like to see some footage to see if any blame goes to either of our players (as some on here suggest) or whether they were blameless (as others suggest). All I can say is it looked a soft goal from over on the Wilkie side but maybe it was a combination of my ageing eyes and a misleading perspective on the cross.

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Post by HenneysKnee » Sun Mar 15, 2015 7:33 pm

I'm suprised we didn't sign another left back on loan when NWA sadly got injured

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Post by boyliegladbach » Sun Mar 15, 2015 9:25 pm

Just watched highlights. Still think as I did yesterday the ref missed a foul in build up to three second.
Lacey perhaps lucky with a yellow for his foul. But that ten bookings now so a ban coming up.
Some of our shooting is terrible

Another thing not really to do with game. I was watching the little children taking penaltys at half time from the bar. Looked like they were all enjoying it.
Why does one of the staff go in goals for this? We have a goalkeeper who didn't play and was at the game.
Surely it's better for these little lads to say they scored past Tony Mcmillan rather than "I scored against the ginger lad who does the warm Up"

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Post by McMark » Sun Mar 15, 2015 11:16 pm

If we go on and win the Conference North title this season we will have truly earned it the hard way! Oxford more than matched us for all but the final 15mins as we again struggled against a side that chose to play direct and take the game to us! It made for an entertaining game of football at Holker Street with Oxford finding space on the counter attack time and time again. The substitutions proved to be a master stroke saving a game that in my view was looking like slipping away from us and lady luck smiled on us as Fylde also drew their game.

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Post by Billy Carbuncle » Mon Mar 16, 2015 9:09 am

whitty1969 wrote:
prague bluebird wrote:Sounds like Taylor is having a mare
Got to disagree with a few on here. A keeper has to command his 6 yard box. I'm not a fan of Taylor, Should of done better for the 1st goal.
The ball went right across him for the second. He stays on his line. Need McMillan back.
We have got away with it the last few games, but today we never. Definitely 2 pts dropped
I'm not a fan of either keepers.
IF we go up, we definitely need to sign a keeper with better command of his area, better with crosses and with better communication skills in my opinion.
Neither are a patch on Danny Hurst I'm afraid.

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Post by SKIPPER » Mon Mar 16, 2015 12:45 pm

Billy Carbuncle wrote:
whitty1969 wrote: Got to disagree with a few on here. A keeper has to command his 6 yard box. I'm not a fan of Taylor, Should of done better for the 1st goal.
The ball went right across him for the second. He stays on his line. Need McMillan back.
We have got away with it the last few games, but today we never. Definitely 2 pts dropped
I'm not a fan of either keepers.
IF we go up, we definitely need to sign a keeper with better command of his area, better with crosses and with better communication skills in my opinion.
Neither are a patch on Danny Hurst I'm afraid.
Danny Hursts contract is up at the end of this season and the County fans are desparate to get him tied up for next term as they see him as their player of the season by a mile.

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Post by DaveP » Mon Mar 16, 2015 12:51 pm

Decent keeper Danny but shouldn't be looking at former players in my opinion.

We need even better than his calibre if we want to thrive if promoted.

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Post by spirit of 1990 » Mon Mar 16, 2015 2:58 pm

Looking at the highlights I was mistaken about Burnsy being fouled before their second, no foul just down to defensive misakes. The foul by Lacey looked quite bad (I had that wrong as well on Saturday) very lucky not to get a straight red.....poor referee helping us out there.
We didn't underestimate them, we just didn't think they were that good.

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Post by K-Man » Mon Mar 16, 2015 4:48 pm

boyliegladbach wrote:Just watched highlights. Still think as I did yesterday the ref missed a foul in build up to three second.
Lacey perhaps lucky with a yellow for his foul. But that ten bookings now so a ban coming up.
Some of our shooting is terrible
Hopefully this means Shez will come in and take his position at CM, where he should be anyhow.

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Post by saltcellar » Mon Mar 16, 2015 5:37 pm

Paddy Lacey is suspended for 2 games commencing the 28th March so misses the home games against Bradford Park Avenue and Stockport County.

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Post by Bigfathoss » Mon Mar 16, 2015 6:53 pm

spirit of 1990 wrote:The foul by Lacey looked quite bad (I had that wrong as well on Saturday) very lucky not to get a straight red.....poor referee helping us out there.
I shouted out to him that he should concentrate on taking the ball next time and he had the cheek to give me a death glare!
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