Could have easily been a goal up after 30 seconds but were a goal down after a minute. But the lads showed great spirit to come back and win against probably the best side they've played this term. Can't understand why Sandell started as he was not match fit. Surely better to make sure he's 100% before risking him. 2 away and 1 home match this coming week, it's going to hard to keep our unbeaten record. But who cares tonight we are still " TOP OF THE LEAGUE" Keep the faith.

The early goal put us on the back foot and we could have conceded again, but as the game wore on I thought we came more into it.  Tindle did seem to start sluggishly but no-one can criticise him for his effort - he was outstanding in second half in my humble, as were a lot of our lads.  Pook and Smith ran the game.  Looks like Sandell pulled a hamstring which isn't good news.  Presumably he declared himself fit after a lot of physio this week but wouldn't be surprised to see him miss a few games now.  Great move by their management to take off the big number 9 - he was a handful, clearly not injured as he ran off - was glad to see the back of him.  All in all I thought we deserved it and played some good football at times.  Well done lads. 
Hope their lad who got hospitalised (or "Tindle'd") is ok by the way.   

hobgoblin wrote:

Could have easily been a goal up after 30 seconds but were a goal down after a minute. But the lads showed great spirit to come back and win against probably the best side they've played this term. Can't understand why Sandell started as he was not match fit. Surely better to make sure he's 100% before risking him. 2 away and 1 home match this coming week, it's going to hard to keep our unbeaten record. But who cares tonight we are still " TOP OF THE LEAGUE" Keep the faith.

 Spoke to Tom. Sandells knee passed fitness test. but now has hamstring strain, Was 100% at kick off.

Thats a decent result indeed. Shame about Sandells new injury. Well done all!