My ST is available for this - ESL.

Maybe have my sons spare too, I’ll ask him. 

Please PM me.

Comfortable 3-0 win.

 

Edited November 20, 20232 yr by captainmed

1 hour ago, gonzo said:

Aye thats a bit ridiculous. My old man sets off on 88 as it takes him 3 years to get to car and its safer without the hustle and bustle.

Think its like a chain reaction. Folk see folk leaving and think fuck I'm gonna stuck if I dont get off.

It is really shit to see. But youd hope if they sorted the traffic out it may prompt folk to stay.

Stop letting the busses off!

I leave on 88 as it takes me 5 minutes to get to the car and (I tend to fall over a lot if in  a crowd), and I park on the Lower Concourse (players car park), it is worth every penny of the £180 a year

1 hour ago, 1969 said:

Re Maghoma when he runs it looks effortless as though he's gliding,his ball control is very good and he's not afraid to put his foot in.I think he's got a very good future hopefully with us

Maghoma is the reason the term 'silky skills' was invented. A joy to watch.

In a different way, but just as effective, was George.  He was like the teams metronome yesterday.  Lifting the tempo, encouraging the others to press and harry.  

Shift workers excepted, why would anyone not want to stay behind and show appreciation for a performance like that? 

2 hours ago, Rizlar said:

2 words Matt Craddock ! 

You have to wonder.

We're certainly a different proposition from set pieces.  I LOVED that corner routine for the second goal.

24 minutes ago, Zico said:

We need to be beating teams below us if we want to be champions

I like your ambition. That's beating all 23 other teams. So targeting a further 87 points for a total of 125. Impressive.

1 hour ago, gonzo said:

Aye thats a bit ridiculous. My old man sets off on 88 as it takes him 3 years to get to car and its safer without the hustle and bustle.

Think its like a chain reaction. Folk see folk leaving and think fuck I'm gonna stuck if I dont get off.

It is really shit to see. But youd hope if they sorted the traffic out it may prompt folk to stay.

Stop letting the busses off!

What? At all?

Traffic was never this bad when we were getting PL crowds.

Buses don't get priority now, since the machines came in. They are just in the free for all melee. That's the reason I saw my arse over the buses. Apart from bringing them forward an hour for 3:00 KO that is.

1 hour ago, DirtySanchez said:

Shrewsbury have a GD of -15

Must have taken some hammerings on the road 

Yes you're right, -16 away, +1 at home!  4 points away, 19 at home.  Definitely one of our better away results on paper.

Be interesting to look back at Thomason's career in 10 years' time.

He turns 23 in January...Wonder what the lad's ceiling is.

He has improved so much already, at the very least he will be a solid Championship quality player if his development continues at anywhere near the same rate as it has the last few years.

9 minutes ago, FrancisFogarty said:

What? At all?

Traffic was never this bad when we were getting PL crowds.

Buses don't get priority now, since the machines came in. They are just in the free for all melee. That's the reason I saw my arse over the buses. Apart from bringing them forward an hour for 3:00 KO that is.

I'm only guessing but I get the impression Middlebrook has a lot more traffic, aside from matchdays, compared to say 15 years ago - more shops/restaurants/businesses.  Getting on and off at the weekend or at rush hour is dire and when there's a match on its not just fans causing the tailbacks, its the shoppers etc too, especially once we get to this time of year.

1 hour ago, Ani said:

 

Extended highlights 

that link up play for the first goal is bloody beautiful

Just now, Johnnyrotten said:

I'm only guessing but I get the impression Middlebrook has a lot more traffic, aside from matchdays, compared to say 15 years ago - more shops/restaurants/businesses.  Getting on and off at the weekend or at rush hour is dire and when there's a match on its not just fans causing the tailbacks, its the shoppers etc too, especially once we get to this time of year.

Any civilian who goes shopping on a match day and chooses to leave around 4.45pm is a whopper & deserves their licence removing.

1 hour ago, Zico said:

Had a look 

Couple of 3-0 and a 4-0 

Only scored 4 away from home

Looked at the home and away leagues yesterday. 

They're 5th or 6th at home.

As above, when we beat some of the others, they were above us, and we perhaps weren't that confident at the time.

Nevertheless, we picked up some good results, and that has contributed to our improvement both in quality and consistency. 

3 minutes ago, Mantra said:

that link up play for the first goal is bloody beautiful

It is.

The Motd crew would be ejaculating in their keks if City or the like had done that.

The quality on the cross too was top, a chip into space saying bury me. 

20 minutes ago, Johnnyrotten said:

I'm only guessing but I get the impression Middlebrook has a lot more traffic, aside from matchdays, compared to say 15 years ago - more shops/restaurants/businesses.  Getting on and off at the weekend or at rush hour is dire and when there's a match on its not just fans causing the tailbacks, its the shoppers etc too, especially once we get to this time of year.

Only going to get worse over the next few games.

18 minutes ago, Dr. Feelgood said:

Any civilian who goes shopping on a match day and chooses to leave around 4.45pm is a whopper & deserves their licence removing.

Every bastard week we’ll see some Doris looking perplexed at all the traffic when they come out of Home Bargains at 5pm.

We normally park on the retail park but parked a bit further out yesterday and were home a good half an hour earlier than usual. Wouldn’t fancy doing it in the pissing rain though.

Posting yesterday I felt like a did the first goal a disservice btw having concentrated on the second half goals. The passing and movement is absolutely mesmerising   

13 minutes ago, Tonge moor green jacket said:

It is.

The Motd crew would be ejaculating in their keks if City or the like had done that.

The quality on the cross too was top, a chip into space saying bury me. 

34 minutes ago, FrancisFogarty said:

What? At all?

Traffic was never this bad when we were getting PL crowds.

Buses don't get priority now, since the machines came in. They are just in the free for all melee. That's the reason I saw my arse over the buses. Apart from bringing them forward an hour for 3:00 KO that is.

The club have dropped virtually all stewarding of the car parks (or whoever they passed the responsibility  onto has). People now park on the road rather than the actual car park which blocks the way off for people. We park there a it just easier when we arrive but getting away is a pain, surprisingly yesterday after a 7-0 win everyone was friendly and letting people in. 

1 hour ago, Dr. Feelgood said:

I like your ambition. That's beating all 23 other teams. So targeting a further 87 points for a total of 125. Impressive.

Plus retaining the EFL trophy

21 minutes ago, Tonge moor green jacket said:

It is.

The Motd crew would be ejaculating in their keks if City or the like had done that.

The quality on the cross too was top, a chip into space saying bury me. 

I know comparing us to City is going to seem OTT, but for the level we are at it  was superb.

First goal great move, with a brilliant ball in from Dion

Second goal excellent set piece move

Second half the press was superb they could not get out of their half , lost count of the number of times we won/regained the ball in their half. 
 

Third goal Legohead wins the ball  back (twice) then great play

Fourth goal excellent interplay down the right

Fifth  goal Paris and Morley win the ball chasing back and we launch from there 

Sixth goal 'just' a set piece

Seventh good work from Dempsey.

Think every outfield player other than Santos was significantly involved in at least 1 goal and in that sense the City comparison is valid. 

1 minute ago, Zico said:

Plus retaining the EFL trophy

Tbf to show progress needs to be by at least 5 this time 

37 minutes ago, Ani said:

Think every outfield player other than Santos was significantly involved in at least 1 goal and in that sense the City comparison is valid. 

About 3 minutes into the extended highlights posted above Rico is the furthest man forward when Maghoma has his double chance to make it 3-0.

Very rare he gets forward in open play but he did a couple of times yesterday. That alone shows how dominant we were.

10 minutes ago, frank_spencer said:

About 3 minutes into the extended highlights posted above Rico is the furthest man forward when Maghoma has his double chance to make it 3-0.

Very rare he gets forward in open play but he did a couple of times yesterday. That alone shows how dominant we were.

Yep.

As I was watching the highlights, I'm thinking "cross it now Paris, whilst the big man is in there". He didn't of course, but it shows the flexibility and confidence. 

Just watched extended highlights. DC had a hand in the first three, had a hand in Magomas double miss, scored two and could have had two more.

Good job he got subbed off, or we really would have had double figures.

59 minutes ago, frank_spencer said:

About 3 minutes into the extended highlights posted above Rico is the furthest man forward when Maghoma has his double chance to make it 3-0.

Very rare he gets forward in open play but he did a couple of times yesterday. That alone shows how dominant we were.

We noticed one second half when Toal was so far forward that he ended up swinging on their crossbar 😂 always loved how Jones plays a part going forward from RCB since day one that he moved there but literally the entire team is capable of it. Baxter was receiving the ball on halfway line at one point ffs! 🤣👏

Jamaica 11 a.m. hangover from hell and it’s all the manager’s fault. Evatt out!
TBF the post match 8 hours in the all inclusive cocktail bar may have been partially responsible.

First 30 minutes of the game was a familiar sad tale - playing OK but let down by passes going astray and even though there was little threat on our goal, it was nervy. No way on earth at that stage I could have imagined what was to follow - one of the best hour's of watching the Whites for ages. At times it was beautiful and there were some great individual performances too. Throw in results elsewhere and it really doesn’t get much better than yesterday. OK it’s just 3 points, but to see the team put it all together like that was a privilege. After all we’ve been through, days like that are a reminder of why we do it - and what we hope for every game.

My head may be battered but I am one very happy punter this morning.

5 hours ago, Zico said:

Beat the traffic by moving to Horwich

I’d rather sit in traffic. 

Only 2 players in EFL team of the week Peterborough had 4 (ok Evatt was manager but still) 

3 minutes ago, radcliffe white said:

Only 2 players in EFL team of the week Peterborough had 4 (ok Evatt was manager but still) 

Peterborough are definitely going to be up there in the mix