Barrow v Havant and Waterlooville
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You have been refurbished, just like the other Bluebird today. Keep it going chaps.
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Yep a massive +1Dalton Bluebird wrote: ↑Sat Aug 04, 2018 5:39 pm Well that was more like it, 3-0 playing football for a change and looking like they give a shit, unlike the dross from last season. The crowd reaction was brilliant and let’s the players know what to expect when they put a shift in.
A mate of mine tapped me on the shoulder near the end and asked if we’d come to the right ground. Day and night compared to last season.
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Top bombing Barrow, Now can we beat Fax?
Chuffed for you all today getting to see that.
Chuffed for you all today getting to see that.
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They wernt very good, we were better.
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Well,what a fantastic start to the season. Thought we were a nervy to start with, but when we settled down we played some good stuff. First goal was very well worked and two further goals put us on top of the league.
Full credit to each and every one of the players for the graft and to the manager and his backroom staff who have got these lads together and made them play as a team. I think there is better to come.
I expected more from H&W and thought they were generally disappointing but let's not take anything away from Barrow. Hindle was awarded MOM but I thought Captain Granite deserved it.
Onwards to Halifax and let the good times roll.
Full credit to each and every one of the players for the graft and to the manager and his backroom staff who have got these lads together and made them play as a team. I think there is better to come.
I expected more from H&W and thought they were generally disappointing but let's not take anything away from Barrow. Hindle was awarded MOM but I thought Captain Granite deserved it.
Onwards to Halifax and let the good times roll.
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Think that's a pretty accurate assessment of the game. Still, H&W will have (I guess) kept the better players in their team who got them promotion - with stronger additions to those who were released, we have basically had to start over once again so plenty of positives to take from the game on that basis.
As PJ Daly mentions, the corner kick that led to our second was well worked, great to see a bit of imagination being used. Smith looks a clever little player who could score a few goals for us. Turner looked impressive and Taylor was excellent, on todays showing he's going to be an important player for us this season. Hindle is going to be a bit of a handful, he's certainly got an eye for goal.
I don't expect us to be doing the same to some of the better (or even mid table teams) but at the moment it's just nice seeing us play some decent football and winning.
We didn't underestimate them, we just didn't think they were that good.
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Early days for everyone I know, but it was so important for the new management and players to get off to a good start, as it also gets the fans onboard quickly. Three goals and non conceded, it couldn't of gone much better today I am sure Ian Evatt will sleep well tonight.
We all know there are going to be many twists and turns as the season pans out. But it's nice to have some renewed optimism and a feel good factor about the place. Not seen so many smiles on people's faces since Aldershot at home last season, let's hope we can build on this and keep the people that come through the turnstiles smiling.
We all know there are going to be many twists and turns as the season pans out. But it's nice to have some renewed optimism and a feel good factor about the place. Not seen so many smiles on people's faces since Aldershot at home last season, let's hope we can build on this and keep the people that come through the turnstiles smiling.
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Telling thing for me was people smiling on the way into the ground, a smell of optimism around the place.McMark wrote: ↑Sat Aug 04, 2018 8:12 pm Early days for everyone I know, but it was so important for the new management and players to get off to a good start, as it also gets the fans onboard quickly. Three goals and non conceded, it couldn't of gone much better today I am sure Ian Evatt will sleep well tonight.
We all know there are going to be many twists and turns as the season pans out. But it's nice to have some renewed optimism and a feel good factor about the place. Not seen so many smiles on people's faces since Aldershot at home last season, let's hope we can build on this and keep the people that come through the turnstiles smiling.![]()
Being Barrow we know it won't be plain sailing, but at least we look now like we have a pattern to our play, some of the switch balls were very effective. Onwards and upwards.
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I said to others on way out "when did we last leave happy"Big E wrote: ↑Sat Aug 04, 2018 8:20 pmTelling thing for me was people smiling on the way into the ground, a smell of optimism around the place.McMark wrote: ↑Sat Aug 04, 2018 8:12 pm Early days for everyone I know, but it was so important for the new management and players to get off to a good start, as it also gets the fans onboard quickly. Three goals and non conceded, it couldn't of gone much better today I am sure Ian Evatt will sleep well tonight.
We all know there are going to be many twists and turns as the season pans out. But it's nice to have some renewed optimism and a feel good factor about the place. Not seen so many smiles on people's faces since Aldershot at home last season, let's hope we can build on this and keep the people that come through the turnstiles smiling.![]()
Being Barrow we know it won't be plain sailing, but at least we look now like we have a pattern to our play, some of the switch balls were very effective. Onwards and upwards.
Anyway, the new tent was a great addition. Football was good,
Players looking the part after game in shirt and ties.
Winning this league arnt we.
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H&W will struggle to stay in this league. My best friend knows the Havant manager and was asking him last week what their chances were this season and was told by their manager that he would be over the moon if they finished 5th from bottom. They lost last season's top goalscorer as he didn't want the travel involved in this league and has moved down the pyramid to play for Worthing. However, last season we couldn't beat any of the bottom teams so today was a big improvement on that even if Havant prove to be one of the relegation candidates.spirit of 1990 wrote: ↑Sat Aug 04, 2018 7:56 pmThink that's a pretty accurate assessment of the game. Still, H&W will have (I guess) kept the better players in their team who got them promotion - with stronger additions to those who were released, we have basically had to start over once again so plenty of positives to take from the game on that basis.
As PJ Daly mentions, the corner kick that led to our second was well worked, great to see a bit of imagination being used. Smith looks a clever little player who could score a few goals for us. Turner looked impressive and Taylor was excellent, on todays showing he's going to be an important player for us this season. Hindle is going to be a bit of a handful, he's certainly got an eye for goal.
I don't expect us to be doing the same to some of the better (or even mid table teams) but at the moment it's just nice seeing us play some decent football and winning.
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I was speaking to a friend he works with a women who cleans for a director at H&W she said he said they expect and have budgeted for a top 5 finishrussell_anderson wrote: ↑Sat Aug 04, 2018 9:25 pmH&W will struggle to stay in this league. My best friend knows the Havant manager and was asking him last week what their chances were this season and was told by their manager that he would be over the moon if they finished 5th from bottom. They lost last season's top goalscorer as he didn't want the travel involved in this league and has moved down the pyramid to play for Worthing. However, last season we couldn't beat any of the bottom teams so today was a big improvement on that even if Havant prove to be one of the relegation candidates.spirit of 1990 wrote: ↑Sat Aug 04, 2018 7:56 pm
Think that's a pretty accurate assessment of the game. Still, H&W will have (I guess) kept the better players in their team who got them promotion - with stronger additions to those who were released, we have basically had to start over once again so plenty of positives to take from the game on that basis.
As PJ Daly mentions, the corner kick that led to our second was well worked, great to see a bit of imagination being used. Smith looks a clever little player who could score a few goals for us. Turner looked impressive and Taylor was excellent, on todays showing he's going to be an important player for us this season. Hindle is going to be a bit of a handful, he's certainly got an eye for goal.
I don't expect us to be doing the same to some of the better (or even mid table teams) but at the moment it's just nice seeing us play some decent football and winning.
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IMO your budget doesn't define where you finish. There's a lot more to it than that.
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He had better tell Lee Bradbury then because he hasn't got the message!Bingo wrote: ↑Sat Aug 04, 2018 9:34 pmI was speaking to a friend he works with a women who cleans for a director at H&W she said he said they expect and have budgeted for a top 5 finishrussell_anderson wrote: ↑Sat Aug 04, 2018 9:25 pm H&W will struggle to stay in this league. My best friend knows the Havant manager and was asking him last week what their chances were this season and was told by their manager that he would be over the moon if they finished 5th from bottom. They lost last season's top goalscorer as he didn't want the travel involved in this league and has moved down the pyramid to play for Worthing. However, last season we couldn't beat any of the bottom teams so today was a big improvement on that even if Havant prove to be one of the relegation candidates.
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Barrow rule the fifth!
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