| Such a good game, such a range of emotions 02:16 - Apr 29 with 740 views | SomethingBlue |
They turned up there, properly turned up, don’t let anyone say otherwise. Should have done it ultimately but it’s a really nice, if bittersweet, feeling getting home knowing you’ve seen a genuinely brilliant game where it was all on the line & both teams gave it all. Away end was a pleasure to be part of. Let’s bring that again on Saturday and get it finished, can’t wait. |  |
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| Such a good game, such a range of emotions on 06:58 - Apr 29 with 484 views | chicoazul |
Gutted to have missed it. We’ve got Kieron McKenna! What a man. |  |
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| Such a good game, such a range of emotions on 08:01 - Apr 29 with 373 views | budgiebasher |
Good summary. The away was rocking and the team was brilliant. If we win on Saturday it will now feel deserved and fitting. I’m left feeling buoyed and confident. Can’t wait for Saturday |  |
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| Absolutely belting game on 08:11 - Apr 29 with 331 views | Dyland |
The usual hmpfs. Saints' breakway second encaspsulated how leggy we have become in midfield. And our lack of a potent finisher is so glaring.
An end to end and enthralling contest... both teams going at it full pelt... Saints looked very tired from around 80 and as you say it's bittersweet cos we were the only team going to win it by then.
Special mention for Clarke. Stonking performance. A bit like Broadhead (though better) he really thrives in the 65 or whatever minute sub appearance when he can run a tiring oppo ragged.
If we can match the energy and desire on Saturday we can get this done. |  |
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