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Re: Rushall Updates

Posted: 06 Oct 2018, 16:59
by Johnny Bud
3 wins in a week! Bit of positivity needed (possibly) ;D ;D

Re: Rushall Updates

Posted: 06 Oct 2018, 17:20
by andy
Certainly the best all round performance I've seen this season. Passing the ball, doing the simple things, getting a foot in where necessary, keeping our shape, not hitting desperate long balls, taking on defenders etc etc. We CAN produce these performances. Well done ALL. ;D

Re: Rushall Updates

Posted: 06 Oct 2018, 17:21
by drummyb
Nice to see us passing it about. Bar the last 20 minutes of the first half, it was refreshing to watch. Well chuffed.

Re: Rushall Updates

Posted: 06 Oct 2018, 17:27
by andy
Roberts rightly took MOM and others had a shout for it too, but would like to give a shout to our young on loan keeper Gregory. Won't be the most difficult game he will ever have but for an 18 year old it was a assured display. Dealt with all the balls into the box and made a couple of good saves and distributed the ball well also. Well done! With Platty very disappointingly out for the season it would be worth trying to hold on to him for longer possibly.

Re: Rushall Updates

Posted: 06 Oct 2018, 17:33
by AwayDayYeltz
It has to be said, that's the best I've seen us play for quite a while. Which in itself isn't a compliment, I suppose. The first half wasn't the greatest game, from either side. If anything Rushall edged it, and probably should have scored with the 3 or 4 good chances that they had.

The second half we dominated. We actually tried to play football. It was all very positive. Long may that continue.

Roberts is just a superb footballer at this level, isn't he?

For once, I have left the Grove happy with what I've seen.

Re: Rushall Updates

Posted: 06 Oct 2018, 17:55
by Seamus
I agree much improved performance today, but one question, five named on bench but did not see Agbor all game, Warmer - is he fit to play, however other than Platt who else remains in the current squad to fill the bench?

Re: Rushall Updates

Posted: 06 Oct 2018, 18:28
by andy
Att 406. With virtually none from Rushall and them lot down the road playing (and beating :-\ ) Kiddy in the cup, not bad I guess.

Re: Rushall Updates

Posted: 06 Oct 2018, 19:08
by andy
After a hardy few have spent Tuesday evening getting lost on the Redditch ring road for a meaningless match we have 2 really tough games. I don't know if Roberts will still be with us but if John sets us up in the same way as today I feel we could get positive results at both Coalville and Leiston. The way we knocked it round on the deck today was what ultimately gave us the victory. More of the same will keep the punters happy even when we don't win.

Re: Rushall Updates

Posted: 06 Oct 2018, 19:09
by drummyb
andy wrote:
06 Oct 2018, 19:08
After a hardy few have spent Tuesday evening getting lost on the Redditch ring road for a meaningless match we have 2 really tough games. I don't know if Roberts will still be with us but if John sets us up in the same way as today I feel we could get positive results at both Coalville and Leiston. The way we knocked it round on the deck today was what ultimately gave us the victory. More of the same will keep the punters happy even when we don't win.
Umm. Thatll be me then :-[

Re: Rushall Updates

Posted: 06 Oct 2018, 19:16
by piearce9
Great to win three games in a week. Remarkably we are just two points off the playoffs now.

I didn’t think the performance was great today but a few sparks of brilliance turned the game. The new winger is superb (and yes I know I was bemoaning our lack of talent in that position last week), but it is wasteful having Roberts out on the other side when he is such a danger. If we can get another left-sided player to beat a man and play Roberts through the middle then we could be lethal.

Rushall were a poor team. Their centre backs could head all day but as soon as we ran at them then we took them apart. There’s a definite drop down in standard in this new league and so, bizarrely, there’s no reason why we can’t step up our ambition as a result.