| a few thoughts on yesterdays game 18:21 - Oct 29 with 1243 views | jaykay |
took me back to the late 60s early 70s to see a thin blue line separating the fans in the upper cobbold. if morsy won the toss why did he choose to attack the north stand first half. i thought we always liked to attack the north stand 2nd half.
plymouth were a decent side, don't think they need to worry about relegation.
didn't think chaplin and wolfie were at the top of their game.mind you they have set a high bar.
love to see hutch take on his man but his end product yesterday wasn't the best . loved the way the crowd gave hladky a standing ovation for his world class save
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| a few thoughts on yesterdays game on 18:25 - Oct 29 with 1188 views | pointofblue |
"if morsy won the toss why did he choose to attack the north stand first half. i thought we always liked to attack the north stand 2nd half."
Think there was a risk that the sun may have been in the keeper's eyes at the SBR end during the first half. |  |
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| This is correct, we chose to swap ends. (n/t) on 18:28 - Oct 29 with 1163 views | Bloots |
| a few thoughts on yesterdays game on 18:25 - Oct 29 by pointofblue |
"if morsy won the toss why did he choose to attack the north stand first half. i thought we always liked to attack the north stand 2nd half."
Think there was a risk that the sun may have been in the keeper's eyes at the SBR end during the first half. |
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| "....get on, get on, get on, my groovy train” - Peter Joseph Hooton (Aug 1990) |
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