Merstham

By rwakeley27/8/2016 23:46Sat Aug 27 23:46:31 2016

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Just dropped in to say well done to the lads - great work ethic.
Seeby - Masterclass, Balogun - Great stuff from the lad, McCall - Almost goes unnoticed, regained possession, distributed well. From a personal stand-point, great to see Kevin back - the Maclaren's a solid start to the season.
The downside for me, remains being suspect to the ball into the box from set-pieces or via the by-line.
Plenty of contrasts, compared to last week and the last visit to their ground. The goals we are conceding all have a familiar look about them. I would compare us to the likes of Liverpool.
Pleased for the Gaffer and more-over the players themselves. As games go by we should become stronger.
It's a complete revamp and I expect schizophrenic attributes for a while. It's compelling.
Keep working hard.

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Re: Merstham

By IcecapUnited28/8/2016 08:07Sun Aug 28 08:07:42 2016In response to MersthamTop of thread

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Good result yesterday. Excellent effort by the team with lots of energy and determination displayed by all. Chris Seeby was excellent from beginning to end. Still a bit disorganised at the back but at least the often frantic play at the back showed we wanted to hold on. Agree with rwakeley, definitely set pieces are an issue. 2 of the goals came from what appeared to be a complete switch-off following a free kick and a throw in allowing Merstham walk in almost unchallenged. Still a much better performance that has to be a huge boost to the team. Looking forward to more of the same tomorrow with hopefully a few less errors.

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Re: Merstham

By John Rogers28/8/2016 22:09Sun Aug 28 22:09:29 2016In response to Re: MersthamTop of thread

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Yeah, agree again with most of the above. Brilliant to pick up 3 points at last, and fully deserved. However, the defence remains a concern...

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