I went to Kettering this afternoon and was expecting us to get beaten. Pretty dreadful game and awful away terrace (does having one step constitute a terrace?). Second half was more open though neither keeper was troubled. I could see just before they scored in the 85th minute that Jacko was having some argument with the stewards or Kettering fans.
According to Jackson a few numbskulls were making monkey noises towards some of our players and Iffy Onuora, and the stewards took no action.
I saw Blythe Spartans at Droylsden last week and they looked pretty poor.
Clearly they got themselves up for this one.
So the returning shell-shocked say; combined with our midfield displaying all the resistance and battling qualities of last week's Babyleaf Salad.
Of course the problem is, after all the money we've spent on Grant Holt and a shiny new box stadium, we're slightly above this sort of hurly-burly and don't feel we should have to face battling up-and-at-'em sides, in League 2 or elsewhere. Clearly.
No, since you ask, not in the least bitter.
I went to Kettering this afternoon and was expecting us to get beaten. Pretty dreadful game and awful away terrace (does having one step constitute a terrace?). Second half was more open though neither keeper was troubled. I could see just before they scored in the 85th minute that Jacko was having some argument with the stewards or Kettering fans.
According to Jackson a few numbskulls were making monkey noises towards some of our players and Iffy Onuora, and the stewards took no action.
Well, I said on about Tuesday that anyone denying the potential of a Blyth Spartans team to spring a surprise doesn't know enough about football, so my sympathy is limited.
Well, I said on about Tuesday that anyone denying the potential of a Blyth Spartans team to spring a surprise doesn't know enough about football, so my sympathy is limited.
I must be the only Shrewsbury supporter who isn't suprised by this defeat.
If the Town team was a human entity it would be shallow and superficial, scratch the surface and you'd find no great substance.
Bunch of fancy dan primma donnas.
Of course, we'll probably beat Chesterfield on their patch now.
I must be the only Shrewsbury supporter who isn't suprised by this defeat.
I am never surprised by any Salop defeat, ever.
If the Town team was a human entity it would be shallow and superficial, scratch the surface and you'd find no great substance.
Bunch of fancy dan primma donnas.
Yes. Yes.
Of course, we'll probably beat Chesterfield on their patch now.
In your heart of hearts, do you really believe that?! It's odd enough to be feasible. Did Simpson have this trouble at his other clubs or is it just us?
Can't believe we are still in the draw. comprehensively outplayed by a well-organised Rochdale side who should have romped home; our equaliser coming with our only shot on goal.
Regarding the thread title: it is something of a mystery to Alan Green, it would seem. I caught a little of Spoony's 606 last night (lucky, lucky me), and they were replaying highlights from 'Greeny's' stint the night before (lucky, lucky me). Green was apparently irritating to the point where Gordon Taylor of the PFA phoned in to tell him to "stop calling them Curzon Albion".
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