I'd have to argue Hardcastle is more skilful, but even so, Hindle loses the ball too easily, gives up the chase, and if he misses one chance it seems like his confidence is shot. I like him, but he's no better than a late sub.Bigfathoss wrote: ↑Sat Mar 30, 2019 8:11 pmHindle is easily our most skilful player. Kay, on the other hand, is [SwearFilter] awful at the moment.
BARROW V Boreham wood match thread
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I would be surprised to see Hindle here next season. Impact player off the bench at best IMOBigfathoss wrote: ↑Sat Mar 30, 2019 8:11 pmHindle is easily our most skilful player. Kay, on the other hand, is [SwearFilter] awful at the moment.
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Some days the harder you try the worse it becomes, this was one of those days!
For the most part we looked lethargic until we scored.
Rallied after the well taken Hindle goal then struggled to break down a resilient Borehamwood defence second half.
To add to that the man in the middle was a disgrace, no concistency in his decision making whatsoever, some baffling calls too.
Kay looked like he was struggling today eventually pulling up with a hamstring injury.
Jason Taylor and young Reece worked their socks off, if only some of the rest followed their example we would of been celebrating another victory.
For the most part we looked lethargic until we scored.
Rallied after the well taken Hindle goal then struggled to break down a resilient Borehamwood defence second half.
To add to that the man in the middle was a disgrace, no concistency in his decision making whatsoever, some baffling calls too.
Kay looked like he was struggling today eventually pulling up with a hamstring injury.
Jason Taylor and young Reece worked their socks off, if only some of the rest followed their example we would of been celebrating another victory.
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Wood certainly got into it quicker than us, pressing high up the pitch and winning second balls and physically asserting themselves on the game. Did not look like a team down the bottom end. We were out of sorts. Still would like to see us finish in top 10 but rest of season is with one eye on where we need to improve over summer.
Still searching for the Young Soul Rebels
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and with only 14 fans caring enough to support. That's only four less than Fylde took to Aldershot in their quest to reach the football league.
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Jack hindle has played well this season. He scores and creates chances. I would like him to remain here. Even as a sub he impacts.
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We got bullied by the harlem globtettroters.
Got sunk to threre level.
14 away fans, Not a real football club.
Got sunk to threre level.
14 away fans, Not a real football club.
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Jason Taylor should have started in midfield. 400 home fans lost in a week shows what we are battling against
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What changed?HenneysKnee wrote: ↑Sun Mar 31, 2019 2:18 am Jason Taylor should have started in midfield. 400 home fans lost in a week shows what we are battling against
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The school kids weren't as arsed this week, Saturday Premier League was back, and it wasn't as warm.
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The crowd didnt look much different to the harrogate game to me the stand was around 3/4 full no way was there a 500 difference in the crowd
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There was not as many in the Holker Street end first half yesterday compared to Harrogate and Boreham Wood had over 100 less supporters than Harrogate. If we continue the progression from this season into next I'm sure we can average 1500 next season with more games attracting 2000+ crowds than this season.Walneywanderer1979 wrote: ↑Sun Mar 31, 2019 11:06 am The crowd didnt look much different to the harrogate game to me the stand was around 3/4 full no way was there a 500 difference in the crowd
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You'd be surprised, but loads of people plonk their arse down for the midday kick-off and settle in for the day. It will have shaved off a few from the crowd, I'm in no doubt.boyliegladbach wrote: ↑Sun Mar 31, 2019 10:10 amSeriously, this premier league obsession people link to our crowds.
What game? and where were they all watching it? at 3pm
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Good day and night in the bar as well. Plenty of money must have been made.
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