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Watching the highlights of the second goal 14:01 - Mar 6 with 1142 views

Jackson did pretty well to get the ball past (or under) the 'keeper and into the net from a tightening angle.

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Watching the highlights of the second goal on 14:06 - Mar 6 with 1103 views

FrimleyBlue

What I love about that goal is Jackson makes that run everytime we are in the final third but he rarely gets played in. When you watch it back, celina doesn't even think twice he knows where he's going to put that ball before he's even received the pass. We need Chaplin to have the same mindset as he's usually the one who ignores every run Jackson makes it's incredibly frustrating.

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Watching the highlights of the second goal on 14:16 - Mar 6 with 1056 views

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He actually looked up at the goalkeeper's position before shooting which is the sign of a good footballer.

Watching the highlights of the second goal on 14:18 - Mar 6 with 1033 views

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Watching the highlights of the second goal on 14:16 - Mar 6 by DJR
He actually looked up at the goalkeeper's position before shooting which is the sign of a good footballer.

I loved his delay shot. I was expecting another touch but let the ball roll to create the angle instead. Very good finish

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Watching the highlights of the second goal on 14:39 - Mar 6 with 972 views

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Watching the highlights of the second goal on 14:18 - Mar 6 by suffolkpoker
I loved his delay shot. I was expecting another touch but let the ball roll to create the angle instead. Very good finish

Yup - great to see him looking so confident. Very promising.

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Watching the highlights of the second goal on 14:49 - Mar 6 with 943 views

BlueBadger

Terrific finish, wasn't it?

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Watching the highlights of the second goal on 15:03 - Mar 6 with 918 views

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Worth pointing out that Thompson creates the space for Jackson to get into. He goes really tight to the touchline and pulls their RB with him.

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Watching the highlights of the second goal on 15:06 - Mar 6 with 903 views

FrimleyBlue

Watching the highlights of the second goal on 15:03 - Mar 6 by SheffordBlue
Worth pointing out that Thompson creates the space for Jackson to get into. He goes really tight to the touchline and pulls their RB with him.

It was quite surprising the ball didn't get lofted over to him tbh. That would imo be the case 9 times out of 10. Sensible central play in the end resulting in the goal.

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Watching the highlights of the second goal on 15:13 - Mar 6 with 890 views

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It was a very good finish from a superb through ball.

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Watching the highlights of the second goal on 15:30 - Mar 6 with 851 views

ArnieM

Jackson placed the ball down on the outside of the keeper’s right foot, not between his legs ( as I’d originally thought when I was watching it).

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Watching the highlights of the second goal on 16:50 - Mar 6 with 725 views

PhilTWTD

Keeper made it easier for him by rushing off his line too quickly but still a composed finish. He doesn't tend to rush things in dangerous positions, whether it's cutting back for a team-mate or shooting.

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