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Post by Padz on Mar 22, 2010 0:40:08 GMT
Tuesday 23rd March:
City away at Halesowen
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Post by Padz on Mar 23, 2010 13:12:38 GMT
Travel Details for Tonight's game:
Halesowen Town
The Grove
Old Hawne Lane
Halesowen
West Midlands
B63 3TB
By Car: Leave M5 at Junction 3, follow A456 Kidderminster to first island and turn right (signposted A459 Dudley). Turn left at next island (signposted A458 Stourbridge). At next island take third exit into Old Hawne Lane. Ground is about 400 yards on left.
By Public Transport: Station: Birmingham New Street is 8 miles from ground. Travel WM bus 9 from Birmingham (Colmore Row) to Halesowen (Stourbridge Road at Victoria Street); six times per hour, takes 39 minutes. Then continue up Stourbridge Road, after 100 yards use footpath on right which passes to right of ground and emerges on Old Hawne Lane, left and ground is on left (¼m).
Prediction: Halesowen 1-2 CITY
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Post by Padz on Mar 24, 2010 9:36:46 GMT
Thoughts on last night, deff a game of 2 halves.
First half, superb, quicker to the ball every time, we were playing sharp attacking football, Steele was having one of those games where he was unplayable, they couldn't touch him, lost some momentum when Belly's hamstring went again as him and Harry were cutting their fullbacks to pieces
Second half was not good, we did what we often seem to do when in front and went to bits, let them have far too much time, when it went to 2-2 we were very lucky to again go back in front before they had the pen.
An irritation was when Knighty had the ball it was glaringly obvious due to his thigh that he didnt want to dropkick and when he did it caused him obvious discomfort and more often than not went out of play or to the opposition, why were the full backs not showing for him to simply roll/throw the ball out to them, seems to make sense really.
a point would've sounded a good result before kick off away from home against a team in form, however to throw away a 2-0 lead is not great, but with it at 2-2 i think we were quite lucky to come away with a point when we could've easily dropped our heads more and had a repeat of last season's 5-2.
Their goalkeeper was the worst i've seen this season, he clearly had plastic hands and his toys out of the pram moment was hilarious.
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Post by yeltzdan on Mar 24, 2010 10:52:28 GMT
Their goalkeeper was the worst i've seen this season, he clearly had plastic hands and his toys out of the pram moment was hilarious. To be fair to him Nick Bussey is actually a very good keeper. He just had one of those nights last night. And he is prone to the odd tantrum! I think he's hyper-competitive so when things go wrong he has trouble controlling himself. As for the game, I thought 3-3 was probably fair enough in the end. Best of luck for the rest of the season. |
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Post by oxon man on Mar 25, 2010 20:46:57 GMT
can you please tell me what clarke was doing being played in mid field when for me he has been one of the best players this season and y do we sign a player from rugby in defence when they have the worst defence record in the league only god now.
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