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Re: Barrow v tranmere match thread

Post by whitty1969 » Sat Jan 06, 2018 5:15 pm

Tranmere = unsporting cheating cunts

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Re: Barrow v tranmere match thread

Post by whitty1969 » Sat Jan 06, 2018 5:16 pm

Tranmere management team telling players not to give ball back.
Mellon you are a Scum bag

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Re: Barrow v tranmere match thread

Post by Moribund » Sat Jan 06, 2018 5:17 pm

There's no rule that says you have to give it back if a team puts it out for their own player. Obviously you'd hope Barrow players would, but if the shoe was on the other foot, nobody on here would be complaining.

The goal was coming, and Dixon kept us in it at times. His best game in a long while after a few dodgy performances.
Audel defended well but distribution was poor, Panayiotou did well but finishing was poor, and Hall did a lot of good things defensively today.

Ref was abysmal again, and couldn't have got more than about three decisions right all afternoon.

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Re: Barrow v tranmere match thread

Post by John_Bucks » Sat Jan 06, 2018 5:19 pm

Moribund wrote: Sat Jan 06, 2018 5:17 pm There's no rule that says you have to give it back if a team puts it out for their own player. Obviously you'd hope Barrow players would, but if the shoe was on the other foot, nobody on here would be complaining.

The goal was coming, and Dixon kept us in it at times. His best game in a long while after a few dodgy performances.
Audel defended well but distribution was poor, Panayiotou did well but finishing was poor, and Hall did a lot of good things defensively today.

Ref was abysmal again, and couldn't have got more than about three decisions right all afternoon.
It’s called sportsmanship. We did it when they had a player stretchered off. Could have carried on and scored but we didn’t.
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Re: Barrow v tranmere match thread

Post by whitty1969 » Sat Jan 06, 2018 5:20 pm

Moribund wrote: Sat Jan 06, 2018 5:17 pm There's no rule that says you have to give it back if a team puts it out for their own player. Obviously you'd hope Barrow players would, but if the shoe was on the other foot, nobody on here would be complaining.

The goal was coming, and Dixon kept us in it at times. His best game in a long while after a few dodgy performances.
Audel defended well but distribution was poor, Panayiotou did well but finishing was poor, and Hall did a lot of good things defensively today.

Ref was abysmal again, and couldn't have got more than about three decisions right all afternoon.
Harry??? Really....thought he was dreadful. By far his worst game for us. On the other hand I thought Hall played well

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Re: Barrow v tranmere match thread

Post by Moribund » Sat Jan 06, 2018 5:23 pm

John_Bucks wrote: Sat Jan 06, 2018 5:19 pm
Moribund wrote: Sat Jan 06, 2018 5:17 pm There's no rule that says you have to give it back if a team puts it out for their own player. Obviously you'd hope Barrow players would, but if the shoe was on the other foot, nobody on here would be complaining.

The goal was coming, and Dixon kept us in it at times. His best game in a long while after a few dodgy performances.
Audel defended well but distribution was poor, Panayiotou did well but finishing was poor, and Hall did a lot of good things defensively today.

Ref was abysmal again, and couldn't have got more than about three decisions right all afternoon.
It’s called sportsmanship. We did it when they had a player stretchered off. Could have carried on and scored but we didn’t.
Oh, you mean when Dan Jones' cross went out of play? That's very sporting of him.

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Re: Barrow v tranmere match thread

Post by Moribund » Sat Jan 06, 2018 5:25 pm

whitty1969 wrote: Sat Jan 06, 2018 5:20 pm
Moribund wrote: Sat Jan 06, 2018 5:17 pm There's no rule that says you have to give it back if a team puts it out for their own player. Obviously you'd hope Barrow players would, but if the shoe was on the other foot, nobody on here would be complaining.

The goal was coming, and Dixon kept us in it at times. His best game in a long while after a few dodgy performances.
Audel defended well but distribution was poor, Panayiotou did well but finishing was poor, and Hall did a lot of good things defensively today.

Ref was abysmal again, and couldn't have got more than about three decisions right all afternoon.
Harry??? Really....thought he was dreadful. By far his worst game for us. On the other hand I thought Hall played well
He certainly wasn't dreadful. A few times he should have done better, like the awful attempt at a shot on the edge of the six yard box, but he did alright against a hesitant left-back.

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Re: Barrow v tranmere match thread

Post by John_Bucks » Sat Jan 06, 2018 5:32 pm

Moribund wrote: Sat Jan 06, 2018 5:23 pm
John_Bucks wrote: Sat Jan 06, 2018 5:19 pm

It’s called sportsmanship. We did it when they had a player stretchered off. Could have carried on and scored but we didn’t.
Oh, you mean when Dan Jones' cross went out of play? That's very sporting of him.
When everyone else had stopped? Yes
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Re: Barrow v tranmere match thread

Post by Moribund » Sat Jan 06, 2018 5:37 pm

John_Bucks wrote: Sat Jan 06, 2018 5:32 pm
Moribund wrote: Sat Jan 06, 2018 5:23 pm

Oh, you mean when Dan Jones' cross went out of play? That's very sporting of him.
When everyone else had stopped? Yes
Only Holt stopped, and Jones played on. Hence Tranmere carried on playing as normal when they resumed with a throw-in.

What I'm saying is that Barrow fans wouldn't give a shit if it was Tranmere who put the ball out for one of their own and we never gave it back. In fact, it happened Vs Wrexham.

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Re: Barrow v tranmere match thread

Post by spirit of 1990 » Sat Jan 06, 2018 5:48 pm

whitty1969 wrote: Sat Jan 06, 2018 5:16 pm Tranmere management team telling players not to give ball back.
Mellon you are a Scum bag
TBF Neil, we played on when their lad went down injured despite Grant shouting it was a head injury.....its got to work both ways.

Fair result in the end but it feels bad after holding on for so long. Both teams had their chances to bang in a couple more, Gomis was unlucky the end of the first half with that looping shot hitting the cross bar, Harry should've got his shot on target, couple of goalmouth scrambles as well.
Good battle between Grant and McNulty throughout the game. You can see why McNulty has lasted so long even with him being slightly on the large side....he's on the end of everything, positional play is very good.
Stand outs today must've been Joel who looked much more comfortable, Gomis who was everywhere, Holty who chased everything.....good to see a Barrow player gave McNulty some stick instead of the other way around - Byron also gave SM a bit of a torrid time as well. Thought Harry had one of his better games for us.

Decent away support (368?) Ref was poor - again, gave free kicks to every Tranmere player who could be arsed falling over. Three tough games out of the way without losing (skipping the Solihull result...!)
We didn't underestimate them, we just didn't think they were that good.

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Re: Barrow v tranmere match thread

Post by Jonty » Sat Jan 06, 2018 5:50 pm

1 down with the game in injury time there was no way they were going to give us the ball back.
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Re: Barrow v tranmere match thread

Post by blue nige » Sat Jan 06, 2018 5:53 pm

Yeah sums it up well Ian thought their equilizer was a bit soft but on the whole a draw was a fair result. We just need someone to bolster that midfield and a decent winger and cover in defence!

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Re: Barrow v tranmere match thread

Post by Moribund » Sat Jan 06, 2018 5:54 pm

spirit of 1990 wrote: Sat Jan 06, 2018 5:48 pm
whitty1969 wrote: Sat Jan 06, 2018 5:16 pm Tranmere management team telling players not to give ball back.
Mellon you are a Scum bag
TBF Neil, we played on when their lad went down injured despite Grant shouting it was a head injury.....its got to work both ways.

Fair result in the end but it feels bad after holding on for so long. Both teams had their chances to bang in a couple more, Gomis was unlucky the end of the first half with that looping shot hitting the cross bar, Harry should've got his shot on target, couple of goalmouth scrambles as well.
Good battle between Grant and McNulty throughout the game. You can see why McNulty has lasted so long even with him being slightly on the large side....he's on the end of everything, positional play is very good.
Stand outs today must've been Joel who looked much more comfortable, Gomis who was everywhere, Holty who chased everything.....good to see a Barrow player gave McNulty some stick instead of the other way around - Byron also gave SM a bit of a torrid time as well. Thought Harry had one of his better games for us.

Decent away support (368?) Ref was poor - again, gave free kicks to every Tranmere player who could be arsed falling over. Three tough games out of the way without losing (skipping the Solihull result...!)
Finally, somebody who was actually watching the game!

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Re: Barrow v tranmere match thread

Post by John_Bucks » Sat Jan 06, 2018 5:57 pm

Moribund wrote: Sat Jan 06, 2018 5:54 pm
spirit of 1990 wrote: Sat Jan 06, 2018 5:48 pm

TBF Neil, we played on when their lad went down injured despite Grant shouting it was a head injury.....its got to work both ways.

Fair result in the end but it feels bad after holding on for so long. Both teams had their chances to bang in a couple more, Gomis was unlucky the end of the first half with that looping shot hitting the cross bar, Harry should've got his shot on target, couple of goalmouth scrambles as well.
Good battle between Grant and McNulty throughout the game. You can see why McNulty has lasted so long even with him being slightly on the large side....he's on the end of everything, positional play is very good.
Stand outs today must've been Joel who looked much more comfortable, Gomis who was everywhere, Holty who chased everything.....good to see a Barrow player gave McNulty some stick instead of the other way around - Byron also gave SM a bit of a torrid time as well. Thought Harry had one of his better games for us.

Decent away support (368?) Ref was poor - again, gave free kicks to every Tranmere player who could be arsed falling over. Three tough games out of the way without losing (skipping the Solihull result...!)
Finally, somebody who was actually watching the game!
I was watching, I just disagree with you
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Re: Barrow v tranmere match thread

Post by whitty1969 » Sat Jan 06, 2018 6:02 pm

Moribund wrote: Sat Jan 06, 2018 5:54 pm
spirit of 1990 wrote: Sat Jan 06, 2018 5:48 pm

TBF Neil, we played on when their lad went down injured despite Grant shouting it was a head injury.....its got to work both ways.

Fair result in the end but it feels bad after holding on for so long. Both teams had their chances to bang in a couple more, Gomis was unlucky the end of the first half with that looping shot hitting the cross bar, Harry should've got his shot on target, couple of goalmouth scrambles as well.
Good battle between Grant and McNulty throughout the game. You can see why McNulty has lasted so long even with him being slightly on the large side....he's on the end of everything, positional play is very good.
Stand outs today must've been Joel who looked much more comfortable, Gomis who was everywhere, Holty who chased everything.....good to see a Barrow player gave McNulty some stick instead of the other way around - Byron also gave SM a bit of a torrid time as well. Thought Harry had one of his better games for us.

Decent away support (368?) Ref was poor - again, gave free kicks to every Tranmere player who could be arsed falling over. Three tough games out of the way without losing (skipping the Solihull result...!)
Finally, somebody who was actually watching the game!
Give over. If both teams put their chances away it would of ended 3-8
HP no where near good enough. Too slow, too weak, doesn't work hard enough...
Playing above his level...... anyone else think HP is good enough for a starting place?

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