No you can't. As I previously said, on the day the only real difference was they took their chances and we didn't.Quote:
Originally Posted by StagManStan
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No you can't. As I previously said, on the day the only real difference was they took their chances and we didn't.Quote:
Originally Posted by StagManStan
Big Bert couldn't score in my back garden. Fcukin useless footballer.
Your right Stagman, just didnt happen today but doesnt help when your center forwards wouldnt hit a bears a#s with a banjo, look forward to seeing what IB will do with this squad but I expect the retained list to be very short indeedQuote:
Originally Posted by StagManStan
I just stated facts, the refereeing decisions are what decided the game, their first goal was offside proven by the cameras, meaning we should go through in 90 minsQuote:
Originally Posted by crazyfists
Then a penelty , highly debatable, effectively ending the game, and taking all the pressure of them in the last 15 mins
So credit Torquay for what, lets credit the referee
Still very much Choo Choo.
Our positives and quality were clearly on display both today and against Chesterfield as were negatives.
Excellent performance from IB since he's turned the ship around. If those weaknesses are addressed by the club in the summer then the future looks bright.
The Bandwagon currently has a flat tire and the engine needs looking at but nothing serious it's still chugging along in the right direction.
All good points.Quote:
Originally Posted by jackal2
It's been a case of emperor's new clothes with some players this season. To be fair, the captain's game improved when he was made assistant, but moments today took us back to mid-season when he was playing like that every game.
I think there is a tremendous amount of credit that has to be given to IB to turn around a side lacking in confidence and under performing squad that initially got worse when he arrived but in which he managed to transform in the last nine games of the season into one that looked capable of beating anyone at this level on our day. He has made us what Notts County in the National League should be a team that is attack minded and goes out to win games and play good football.Quote:
Originally Posted by upthemaggies
Would we have got this far or further under Neal Ardley? Maybe so, maybe not but one thing bringing IB in when the club did he has had three months to assess the squad and thus puts us in a far better position going forward than if today for example had been Neal Ardley's last game. IB knows how he want's to play, who he will want with him going forward, and who he needs to bring in.
I think it's now time to draw a line under the past two years and see it as a transitional settling and re-building period. As I mentioned before Luton spent five seasons at this level before bouncing back, we will now spend at least three seasons at this level, but there are things to be positive about.
So you don’t believe in the playoffs then.Quote:
Originally Posted by StagManStan
Very dignified Mark fair play to you, I'm starting to calm down here now but so disappointed, just not switched on in the key moments and definetly not helped by that awful ref who deserves the sack... Enjoy your weekend dude and it might sound sarcastic but I hope England do well in the euros ....I have them in the work sweepstake ha haQuote:
Originally Posted by Mark_Ross
Agreed. I'm disappointed today, but to be honest I thought the result would reflect the league table, as it has in almost all the play-off matches in all the leagues. We're a work in progress, but we have improved overall since IB arrived. This reminds me a little of the early Warnock days when he spent his first half-season putting right the problems he inherited, and then really began to produce the results the following year. Hopefully the Reedtz brothers can back the manager to recruit the type of players he needs over the summer.Quote:
Originally Posted by the_anticlough