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    20/12/2022 10:42 PM  #11

    newfan
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    FFS - how can we not manage to protect a 0-2 lead

     

    20/12/2022 10:43 PM  #12

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    Yeah Ft  3-2

     

    20/12/2022 10:45 PM  #13

    The professor
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    They could be 0-15 up Ht. and finish 16-15.

     

    20/12/2022 10:49 PM  #14

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    Not a good evening, giving away a 2 nil lead and dropping to second bottom in table
    We need to turn this around quickly and perhaps new management team could do this. Is it time for a change?

     

    20/12/2022 10:50 PM  #15

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    I really hope Bath score first on Boxing Day, might have a chance of getting a result then!
    Looked like we were missing a few but still no excuse to throw another 2 goal lead away.

     

    20/12/2022 10:55 PM  #16

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    AJG wrote:

    I really hope Bath score first on Boxing Day, might have a chance of getting a result then!
    Looked like we were missing a few but still no excuse to throw another 2 goal lead away.

    Danny Greenslade scored winning penalty for Bath tonight v Bromley

     

    20/12/2022 10:57 PM  #17

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    I'm sorry to say that listening to the commentary, even when we were winning 2-0, I felt it was only a question of time before Torquay took the lead. There's a disturbing inevitability about it now. Yes, at least we can now concentrate on the league, but defeats are always bad for confidence and morale.

     

    20/12/2022 10:58 PM  #18

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    Yes we spurned a 2 goal lead but lets remember we were playing a team from higher in the pyramid.
    We do need a better mentality though.
     

     

    20/12/2022 11:18 PM  #19

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    Only one recognised centre half tonight, no Tizzard or Hamilton. Badly need a Gary Thorne type leader who can organise and be vocal.

     

    21/12/2022 11:03 AM  #20

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    swayne close wrote:

    Only one recognised centre half tonight, no Tizzard or Hamilton. Badly need a Gary Thorne type leader who can organise and be vocal.

    I quite agree “Swayne Close”! It has been obvious for some time that we need an “older more experienced leader” to lead the team on the pitch.
    You only have to look back at the major contributions made by the likes of Gary Thorne and Colin Towler. They helped steady the ship and brought a calming influence on the younger players.

     

     

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