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V East Thurrock

By LinesmanIan28/2/2016 16:45Sun Feb 28 16:45:34 2016

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remains not good enough. People saying McDonald and Scannell made a difference. Yep they made a difference in the previous games as well by effectively reducing us to playing with 9 or 10 men
2 goals in stoppage time I hope stop the rot but on the evidence of yesterday I fear not
Clunis give 100% all the time but why do we not play him on the right wing
Waldren a decent player clearly searching for form but currently looking off the pace. Gives everything
Dixon always makes an impact but only seems to start when others are injured
Drage consistently decent

Brown and Pinnock both massively missed on the left side of defence

I believe if we play Moss we have to play like we have a centre forward on the pitch. He makes the runs but Carew is too busy doing a pirouette or laying a square ball to notice

Please can we practice getting a corner past the first man, this is currently woeful

Jarrett poor
RMW showing why Hayes allowed him to leave
McDonald and Scannell woefully underperforming
Sankofa not good enough
Nelson better at full but always has a goal costing mistake in him

Also noticed a 9 page thread on the urban forum about the price of beer and a 2 page thread about the East Thurrock game..........................

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Re: V East Thurrock

By jack29/2/2016 20:23Mon Feb 29 20:23:42 2016In response to V East ThurrockTop of thread

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the wheeltappers and shunters social club at the minute

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Re: V East Thurrock

By Edgar Kail29/2/2016 09:39Mon Feb 29 09:39:39 2016In response to V East ThurrockTop of thread

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Pretty much sums it up.

I would say though the football we played in the 1st half was a lot better than in recent games but we didn't really create anything in the box unfortunately.

Your last sentence, well say no more........

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