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SWINDON TOWN: Close to perfection for Di Canio
6:00am Wednesday 22nd August 2012 in Headlines By Sam Morshead
Town boss Paolo Di Canio last night
PAOLO Di Canio branded his team’s display in their 3-0 defeat of Crawley last night as “close to perfection”.
The Swindon boss watched on as goals from Matt Ritchie, Tommy Miller and Raffa De Vita ensured Town claimed their first victory of the League One campaign in emphatic style at the County Ground .
And he heaped praise on his players for the way they took the game to their guests and completely outplayed them over 90 minutes.
“The way we won, as a team performance, is fantastic. This game should finish seven or eight-nil,” he said.
“There was perhaps one mistake in 93 or 94 minutes. I don’t think this happens even in a Premiership club or team.
“My team today was close to perfection. I don’t want to exaggerate but we worked so hard on the details, in focusing attention every single moment during the tactical session during the week, that I expected this kind of performance.
“I have players with quality, with knowledge, so for me it is nearly normal for me to see my team play like this.
“We have to realise that they were absolutely fantastic.”
After the goalless draw with Hartlepool on Saturday, Di Canio was disappointed with the levels of commitment and desire shown by members of his squad in the north east.
However, he was delighted that normal service was resumed last night as the Town players gave their all and got maximum reward.
That shift in attitude, in Di Canio’s eyes at least, played a major role in the result. “It was a different focus, a different attitude since the beginning because at the end of the day it is obvious that I always want more – but even there it is obvious the game (at Hartlepool) should finish 4-0 or 4-1,” he said.
“Even there, on our not very good day and our opponents’ very good day, it should finish 3-1 or 4-1 but it didn’t happen because of the first hour when we didn’t perform.
“We learned the lessons and today we came back as we are.
“We dominated the game, we destroyed the opponents and this is the way to keep going.”
Comments(98)
the real Tosh man
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6:51am Wed 22 Aug 12
Redhouse Red
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7:03am Wed 22 Aug 12
umpcah
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7:24am Wed 22 Aug 12
Jovial
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7:59am Wed 22 Aug 12
Redhouse Red wrote:You might have a point.
Bi polar
Since 1950
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8:02am Wed 22 Aug 12
Town are looking very sharp, fit mentally as well as physically. Ferry must have put two yards on his pace from last season and gave the defence a mare. It was Ritchie who got MOTM but you could have given it to any one of them to be honest.
The only 'moan' about last night was that bloody drum! Fair play to Crawley fans for getting behind their team second half, they didn't stop. But that drum had my ears ringing - and I sit diagonally opposed to the away pen. Ban them!
BorisIsTheSpider
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8:03am Wed 22 Aug 12
Jovial wrote:Or two.
Redhouse Red wrote:You might have a point.
Bi polar
London Red
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8:07am Wed 22 Aug 12
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Town looked good against Brighton, sounded fantastic last night so I can't wait for the title decider on Sat
wiki27
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8:13am Wed 22 Aug 12
Oi Den!
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8:23am Wed 22 Aug 12
Stilloyal
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8:59am Wed 22 Aug 12
BorisIsTheSpider wrote:I hate Bi-polar ........It's great !!
Jovial wrote:Or two.Redhouse Red wrote: Bi polarYou might have a point.
the don69
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9:06am Wed 22 Aug 12
Coleview Red
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9:09am Wed 22 Aug 12
Call me old fashioned but I prefer good old fashioned a cappella chants....
Brilliant display from the team, and PDC.
SAPFanSTFC
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9:10am Wed 22 Aug 12
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Winning at Stoke suddenly looks more of a possibility....espec
ially given their fixtures.
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Big smile this morning and hoping it lasts until sunday!
Is that you Lovesey
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9:18am Wed 22 Aug 12
tally38
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9:20am Wed 22 Aug 12
stfcknowitall
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9:24am Wed 22 Aug 12
BorisIsTheSpider wrote:it was actually 3 points last night
Jovial wrote:Or two.Redhouse Red wrote: Bi polarYou might have a point.
stfcknowitall
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9:26am Wed 22 Aug 12
the don69 wrote:Mk will bring around 600 or 700 I reckon, only an hour and 20 away at most!
Been told Paolo hoping for two more signings before transfer deadline!after last nights very good performance or(perfection as he said)I wonder who he's after and which area's?lets hope for a bigger gate on Sat,sure MK will bring a fair few more than Creepies 150!!!!!!!!!!
Stilloyal
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9:28am Wed 22 Aug 12
I thought that Williams was outstanding and Collins wasn't far behind him.
It seems that Ritchie reads this forum as he was determined to prove that he could play without Cadds. Ritchie's first half show was excellent and his goal brought back memories of Dave Hockaday scoring an identical goal at the same end against Peter Shilton in the cup a few years back.
PDC wasn't happy that Fodders almost got caught out in a similar fashion in the second half. Another clean sheet though to keep the record going. What is it now , one league goal conceded at home since February ? I'm sure that someone will correct me.
Ferry was on good form and had a very energetic game and his vision was excellent.
I couldn't fault any player really , the whole team played well and it looked as if the showed the right reaction to PFC's criticism on Saturdays show.
Last night the tactic sometimes was to play it long out of defence and this isn't a bad idea when it appears we could be under pressure. I guess this is why Flint was included in favour of Troy and I did say this would happen in certain games, expect the same again on Saturday.
No prolific striker but who needs one ? we can score from anywhere, we are Spain in disguise.
Well done Town on a great performance , more of the same on Saturday please.
Finally , Please Mr Di Canio can we have our Caddis back please, pretty please !!!!
the don69
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9:29am Wed 22 Aug 12
stfcknowitall wrote:So that was Tri Polar last night then!!!!!!!
BorisIsTheSpider wrote:it was actually 3 points last night
Jovial wrote:Or two.Redhouse Red wrote: Bi polarYou might have a point.
Baritone
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9:42am Wed 22 Aug 12
On another note (no pun intended) that infernal drum left my head ringing. I doubt the club will want to do much but the FA should ban them, together with all other musical instruments. Just a thought - how does a thing the size of a drum get through the turnstile??
Yet another note, Devera and De Vita continue to impress by their ability to step up in class under the excellent tutelage of PDC.
Finally, the missing piece of the jigsaw - are we or are we not going to be allowed to ake on John Bostock? I keep hoping that PDC's hints about new players included this man who would bring a different dimension to football in this division.
Good Luck for Saturday - although luck should have nothing to do with it!!
VinnyPericard
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9:44am Wed 22 Aug 12
old town robin
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9:46am Wed 22 Aug 12
the don69 wrote:Our gate was still the second best in dive 1 last night Don. Only Coventry v Sheff Utd was better with 12k.
Been told Paolo hoping for two more signings before transfer deadline!after last nights very good performance or(perfection as he said)I wonder who he's after and which area's?lets hope for a bigger gate on Sat,sure MK will bring a fair few more than Creepies 150!!!!!!!!!!
Would hope same as you we get close to 10k this Saturday, probablt still not enough to open the bank though.
old town robin
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9:46am Wed 22 Aug 12
the don69 wrote:Our gate was still the second best in dive 1 last night Don. Only Coventry v Sheff Utd was better with 12k.
Been told Paolo hoping for two more signings before transfer deadline!after last nights very good performance or(perfection as he said)I wonder who he's after and which area's?lets hope for a bigger gate on Sat,sure MK will bring a fair few more than Creepies 150!!!!!!!!!!
Would hope same as you we get close to 10k this Saturday, probablt still not enough to open the bank though.
Stilloyal
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9:47am Wed 22 Aug 12
I agree with Baritone that Troy is a far better player than Flint, one is a footballer the other isn't ! :-)
Baritone
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9:47am Wed 22 Aug 12
Rod Thomas 1969
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9:50am Wed 22 Aug 12
Looking forward to Saturday big game coming up against MK Dons a good side very good test for us hoping for a win say 2 nil any thoughts Stilloyal??,rock on Tommy.
MITTED
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9:53am Wed 22 Aug 12
"Throughout the second half the 154 Reds' fans had provided nearly all of the atmosphere with their magnificent non-stop backing"
How quaint... or is that 'quaint' spelt D E L U D E D?
Seems the fat slug's turged **** remains at their obnoxious little club.
the don69
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10:00am Wed 22 Aug 12
Baritone wrote:That one was not a Blemish!it was our own James Collins!lol and after only two games chaps,we are the only team in League one NOT to have conceded a goal!(better touch some wood now)lol.
An answer for Stilloyal. Town have conceded just one league goal at home (against Shrews) since last October. Could we get to the anniversary date with just that one blemish on a "clean sheet" defence?
Stilloyal
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10:01am Wed 22 Aug 12
Rod Thomas 1969 wrote:Mick, certainly depends on which Town team turns up . Last nights team will p1zz all over anyone, with a slightly reduced performance we will edge a win but with last Saturdays team I think we'd only draw.
Great performance last night a great game I must agree with Stilloyal I to could not fault any player pleased to see Flint have such a good game very solid at the back.I do hope the situation with Paul Caddis is sorted out very soon I to would like him back but I am sure there is far more going on in the background than any of us realise. Looking forward to Saturday big game coming up against MK Dons a good side very good test for us hoping for a win say 2 nil any thoughts Stilloyal??,rock on Tommy.
Our defending is awesome , we defend from the front which is quite unique to great teams such as Swindon and Man U. :-)
If you want a prediction I'll go with your 2-0 but don't be surprised if the margin is greater .
Baritone, thanks for that , what I meant was the last league goal conceded was February. Wouldn't that be great though if we could keep it at that until Oct.
old town robin
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10:13am Wed 22 Aug 12
Stilloyal wrote:Agree with your thoughts on the game Loyal, we should have had at least 4 goals, from where I sit it was hard to see how Flint could have been off side for the one that was disallowed.
Great game last night and 3 - 0 flattered the visitors , it should have been 6- 0.
I thought that Williams was outstanding and Collins wasn't far behind him.
It seems that Ritchie reads this forum as he was determined to prove that he could play without Cadds. Ritchie's first half show was excellent and his goal brought back memories of Dave Hockaday scoring an identical goal at the same end against Peter Shilton in the cup a few years back.
PDC wasn't happy that Fodders almost got caught out in a similar fashion in the second half. Another clean sheet though to keep the record going. What is it now , one league goal conceded at home since February ? I'm sure that someone will correct me.
Ferry was on good form and had a very energetic game and his vision was excellent.
I couldn't fault any player really , the whole team played well and it looked as if the showed the right reaction to PFC's criticism on Saturdays show.
Last night the tactic sometimes was to play it long out of defence and this isn't a bad idea when it appears we could be under pressure. I guess this is why Flint was included in favour of Troy and I did say this would happen in certain games, expect the same again on Saturday.
No prolific striker but who needs one ? we can score from anywhere, we are Spain in disguise.
Well done Town on a great performance , more of the same on Saturday please.
Finally , Please Mr Di Canio can we have our Caddis back please, pretty please !!!!
Everyone played well, Ritchie was untouchable first half and deserved MoM although I thought Ferry was inspirational over 90 minutes.
What did you think of Keith Strouds performance, a few dodgy decisions from him as usual and the bald lino definitely needs to go to specsavers, but have to say when the yellow was given to Flint it could have easily been a red for kicking Alexander although the scum bag deserved it and should have got a yellow as well.
Barring injury, can't see him making any changes for Saturday, but one never know with Paolo. Looking forward to the game against the franchise, still cringe when I think the last time they came to visit and won 0-1.
with a goal from another ex-town player, Sean O,,,,,,, can't remember how to spell his name.
Jovial
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10:51am Wed 22 Aug 12
Coleview Red wrote:Couldn't agree more - stick to plain old fashioned singing and chanting please.
That bloody drum ruined the atmosphere in the second half. I am all for away fans having a good time, and fair play to them for keeping it going when their team were being run ragged - but, enough is enough, it should have been stopped. Mr Wray, please issue instructions to the stewards
Call me old fashioned but I prefer good old fashioned a cappella chants....
Brilliant display from the team, and PDC.
CirenRed
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10:59am Wed 22 Aug 12
"The football was excellent but we've got to be careful that we one of those sides people enjoy watching but not enjoy supporting because we're not picking up results.
They hardly had the ball. I did think they knocked it around well at points, but there's no way they can claim to have played well last night. We were just far better
Oxon-Red
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11:19am Wed 22 Aug 12
According to the stats they had more possession than us. Most of it was in their half of the field however and did not hurt us. Reminded me a bit of the Morecambe game last season when they had 60% possession, again mainly along their back line, and they too left with a 3-0 defeat.
I was pleasantly surprised at the way Crawley played last night having witnessed their awful tactics under the fatgit last season.
COYMR
MITTED
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11:23am Wed 22 Aug 12
dreamofacleansheet2
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11:29am Wed 22 Aug 12
Den, as I recommended yesterday take the 10-1 being offered by Coral yesterday. Glad I got 14-1 pre season as well. Every time I've seen us I become more convinced about us.
Next bet, not with the same confidence about us winning the league but take 20-1 on Andy Williams to be top goalscorer. His price may well go higher if he doesn't score against Dons but 20s is a good price for a man who'll lead the line in the Championship winning side. Each way obviously!
Just so happy to have a season ticket and to able to watch us progress. Extraordinary times.
dreamofacleansheet2
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11:30am Wed 22 Aug 12
VinnyPericard
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11:33am Wed 22 Aug 12
NEWBURYREDS
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12:05pm Wed 22 Aug 12
I thought I might tell you a interesting but fuming story, I have Cerebral Palsy and a wheelchair user I've been a Swindon Supporter for 30 odd years now. 2 years ago I moved to Nottingham with my partner, We travel to the County Ground once a month to see them play but we mostly watch Swindon away. I've circled 12 away games this season that hopefully we can see. When we we're drawn at Stoke next Tuesday we thought great another local game for us it's only 45 miles from Nottingham. To cut a along story short, Stoke have send Swindon 4 yes just 4 Disabled tickets. For a Premier League Club this is disgraceful don't you think? My partner phoned Stoke and they blamed Swindon Saying Swindon don't take many Wheelchair users away (which is a joke) sometimes Swindon take a minibus of wheelchair users away, but to be honest they weren't interested one bit. At the end of the day if I was able-bodied I could just buy a ticket and go. Also in the football ground guide Stoke say they have 21 Spaces for Away fans
dabombdiggy
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12:26pm Wed 22 Aug 12
the don69 wrote:The don69, less of your sexual habits on this forum please.
Baritone wrote:That one was not a Blemish!it was our own James Collins!lol and after only two games chaps,we are the only team in League one NOT to have conceded a goal!(better touch some wood now)lol.
An answer for Stilloyal. Town have conceded just one league goal at home (against Shrews) since last October. Could we get to the anniversary date with just that one blemish on a "clean sheet" defence?
the don69
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12:26pm Wed 22 Aug 12
NEWBURYREDS wrote:That's just not good enough from Stoke Newbury!they should be ashamed!and with the focus soon to be on the Paralympic's they should be made to make more spaces available,if they blamed Swindon,maybe Mr Wray could help.
firstly great win lads sounded great on radio.
I thought I might tell you a interesting but fuming story, I have Cerebral Palsy and a wheelchair user I've been a Swindon Supporter for 30 odd years now. 2 years ago I moved to Nottingham with my partner, We travel to the County Ground once a month to see them play but we mostly watch Swindon away. I've circled 12 away games this season that hopefully we can see. When we we're drawn at Stoke next Tuesday we thought great another local game for us it's only 45 miles from Nottingham. To cut a along story short, Stoke have send Swindon 4 yes just 4 Disabled tickets. For a Premier League Club this is disgraceful don't you think? My partner phoned Stoke and they blamed Swindon Saying Swindon don't take many Wheelchair users away (which is a joke) sometimes Swindon take a minibus of wheelchair users away, but to be honest they weren't interested one bit. At the end of the day if I was able-bodied I could just buy a ticket and go. Also in the football ground guide Stoke say they have 21 Spaces for Away fans
the don69
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12:29pm Wed 22 Aug 12
dabombdiggy wrote:LOL.
the don69 wrote:The don69, less of your sexual habits on this forum please.
Baritone wrote:That one was not a Blemish!it was our own James Collins!lol and after only two games chaps,we are the only team in League one NOT to have conceded a goal!(better touch some wood now)lol.
An answer for Stilloyal. Town have conceded just one league goal at home (against Shrews) since last October. Could we get to the anniversary date with just that one blemish on a "clean sheet" defence?
Malkym
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12:33pm Wed 22 Aug 12
Stilloyal wrote:Thanks for your PdC mind reading expertise in advising why Flint was in instead of TAH and will be again on Saturday - Frankly after AF's performance last night who needs Henville!
Great game last night and 3 - 0 flattered the visitors , it should have been 6- 0. I thought that Williams was outstanding and Collins wasn't far behind him. It seems that Ritchie reads this forum as he was determined to prove that he could play without Cadds. Ritchie's first half show was excellent and his goal brought back memories of Dave Hockaday scoring an identical goal at the same end against Peter Shilton in the cup a few years back. PDC wasn't happy that Fodders almost got caught out in a similar fashion in the second half. Another clean sheet though to keep the record going. What is it now , one league goal conceded at home since February ? I'm sure that someone will correct me. Ferry was on good form and had a very energetic game and his vision was excellent. I couldn't fault any player really , the whole team played well and it looked as if the showed the right reaction to PFC's criticism on Saturdays show. Last night the tactic sometimes was to play it long out of defence and this isn't a bad idea when it appears we could be under pressure. I guess this is why Flint was included in favour of Troy and I did say this would happen in certain games, expect the same again on Saturday. No prolific striker but who needs one ? we can score from anywhere, we are Spain in disguise. Well done Town on a great performance , more of the same on Saturday please. Finally , Please Mr Di Canio can we have our Caddis back please, pretty please !!!!
Don't think you'll get your wish re Caddis - the boy has burned his bridges by slating Paolo in public instead of sorting it behind closed doors - my bet is he's off to Brammall Lane - and if he does cue the morons ready with the Judas chants.
Helpme234
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12:37pm Wed 22 Aug 12
NEWBURYREDS wrote:Hi Dave, Mike G here hope you and partner are doing well.
firstly great win lads sounded great on radio. I thought I might tell you a interesting but fuming story, I have Cerebral Palsy and a wheelchair user I've been a Swindon Supporter for 30 odd years now. 2 years ago I moved to Nottingham with my partner, We travel to the County Ground once a month to see them play but we mostly watch Swindon away. I've circled 12 away games this season that hopefully we can see. When we we're drawn at Stoke next Tuesday we thought great another local game for us it's only 45 miles from Nottingham. To cut a along story short, Stoke have send Swindon 4 yes just 4 Disabled tickets. For a Premier League Club this is disgraceful don't you think? My partner phoned Stoke and they blamed Swindon Saying Swindon don't take many Wheelchair users away (which is a joke) sometimes Swindon take a minibus of wheelchair users away, but to be honest they weren't interested one bit. At the end of the day if I was able-bodied I could just buy a ticket and go. Also in the football ground guide Stoke say they have 21 Spaces for Away fans
As a previous poster says the attitude of Stoke is abysmal and i agree you should try and get something sorted via the club. There's a list of who does what on the official site and I'd email anyone who's job title sounds like they may deal with the supporters. Hope you manage to make it one way or another and i'll email you from home pc over the next couple of days
tally38
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12:48pm Wed 22 Aug 12
dacoo
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12:50pm Wed 22 Aug 12
SAPFanSTFC
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1:03pm Wed 22 Aug 12
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Sheffield United boss Danny Wilson admitted financial reasons were behind the absence of Nick Montgomery and Richard Cresswell for Tuesday's draw with Coventry.
The Blades drew 1-1 at the Ricoh Arena but the experienced duo were not even included on the bench.
"They were both fit, they were left out for financial reasons," he told BBC Radio Sheffield.
"They're top lads but it's a decision that's had to be made."
He added: "We've not had any interest in them at the moment but obviously the window is open until the end of the month.
"The position the club is in isn't easy and we've had to make the decision to nurture the young players."
The Blades narrowly missed out on promotion to the Championship last campaign, losing to Huddersfield in the League One play-off final.
Following the defeat chairman Kevin McCabe revealed the club would have to cut their budget for this season.
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Things are obviously tougher than I thought they were...could have a huge impact on their promotion push.
Steve. Brentford
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1:40pm Wed 22 Aug 12
dreamofacleansheet2 wrote:Yep incredible indeed Dreamo, long may it continue.
Ps do you think Super Sir Wes gets bored. Only ever conceding one league home goal in his career. 17 clean sheets in 18 starts. Incredible.
NEWBURYREDS, i was disgusted to read the response you got from Stoke FC, i would suggest (the same as helpme123) you contact our club numbers are written on the O/S site, please push this and don't let your partner get off the phone until you get what you want,good luck hope you get what you deserve and get to the game.
Lambourn Red
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2:01pm Wed 22 Aug 12
tally38 wrote:Yes Steve
DOES ANYBODY KNOW IF YOU CAN BUY ON THE DAY AT STOKE
Stilloyal
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2:23pm Wed 22 Aug 12
old town robin wrote:OTR , from my vantage point I don't think it was Flint offside but another Town player just in front of him.
Stilloyal wrote: Great game last night and 3 - 0 flattered the visitors , it should have been 6- 0. I thought that Williams was outstanding and Collins wasn't far behind him. It seems that Ritchie reads this forum as he was determined to prove that he could play without Cadds. Ritchie's first half show was excellent and his goal brought back memories of Dave Hockaday scoring an identical goal at the same end against Peter Shilton in the cup a few years back. PDC wasn't happy that Fodders almost got caught out in a similar fashion in the second half. Another clean sheet though to keep the record going. What is it now , one league goal conceded at home since February ? I'm sure that someone will correct me. Ferry was on good form and had a very energetic game and his vision was excellent. I couldn't fault any player really , the whole team played well and it looked as if the showed the right reaction to PFC's criticism on Saturdays show. Last night the tactic sometimes was to play it long out of defence and this isn't a bad idea when it appears we could be under pressure. I guess this is why Flint was included in favour of Troy and I did say this would happen in certain games, expect the same again on Saturday. No prolific striker but who needs one ? we can score from anywhere, we are Spain in disguise. Well done Town on a great performance , more of the same on Saturday please. Finally , Please Mr Di Canio can we have our Caddis back please, pretty please !!!!Agree with your thoughts on the game Loyal, we should have had at least 4 goals, from where I sit it was hard to see how Flint could have been off side for the one that was disallowed. Everyone played well, Ritchie was untouchable first half and deserved MoM although I thought Ferry was inspirational over 90 minutes. What did you think of Keith Strouds performance, a few dodgy decisions from him as usual and the bald lino definitely needs to go to specsavers, but have to say when the yellow was given to Flint it could have easily been a red for kicking Alexander although the scum bag deserved it and should have got a yellow as well. Barring injury, can't see him making any changes for Saturday, but one never know with Paolo. Looking forward to the game against the franchise, still cringe when I think the last time they came to visit and won 0-1. with a goal from another ex-town player, Sean O,,,,,,, can't remember how to spell his name.
As for him kicking Alexander I thought he was totally stupid and he did it 2 / 3 times and as you suggest it should have been red. However the Crawley player should have got a yellow too.
I don't think there will be any changes for Saturday either , but I will add that this is just my opinion because there are one or two on here that are too quick to jump on any posts and posters with abuse that they don't agree with . Pr1cks in my opinion ! Not directed at you OTR .
Stilloyal
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2:25pm Wed 22 Aug 12
old town robin wrote:Sean O'Halloran mate, is he still there ?
Stilloyal wrote: Great game last night and 3 - 0 flattered the visitors , it should have been 6- 0. I thought that Williams was outstanding and Collins wasn't far behind him. It seems that Ritchie reads this forum as he was determined to prove that he could play without Cadds. Ritchie's first half show was excellent and his goal brought back memories of Dave Hockaday scoring an identical goal at the same end against Peter Shilton in the cup a few years back. PDC wasn't happy that Fodders almost got caught out in a similar fashion in the second half. Another clean sheet though to keep the record going. What is it now , one league goal conceded at home since February ? I'm sure that someone will correct me. Ferry was on good form and had a very energetic game and his vision was excellent. I couldn't fault any player really , the whole team played well and it looked as if the showed the right reaction to PFC's criticism on Saturdays show. Last night the tactic sometimes was to play it long out of defence and this isn't a bad idea when it appears we could be under pressure. I guess this is why Flint was included in favour of Troy and I did say this would happen in certain games, expect the same again on Saturday. No prolific striker but who needs one ? we can score from anywhere, we are Spain in disguise. Well done Town on a great performance , more of the same on Saturday please. Finally , Please Mr Di Canio can we have our Caddis back please, pretty please !!!!Agree with your thoughts on the game Loyal, we should have had at least 4 goals, from where I sit it was hard to see how Flint could have been off side for the one that was disallowed. Everyone played well, Ritchie was untouchable first half and deserved MoM although I thought Ferry was inspirational over 90 minutes. What did you think of Keith Strouds performance, a few dodgy decisions from him as usual and the bald lino definitely needs to go to specsavers, but have to say when the yellow was given to Flint it could have easily been a red for kicking Alexander although the scum bag deserved it and should have got a yellow as well. Barring injury, can't see him making any changes for Saturday, but one never know with Paolo. Looking forward to the game against the franchise, still cringe when I think the last time they came to visit and won 0-1. with a goal from another ex-town player, Sean O,,,,,,, can't remember how to spell his name.
Helpme234
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2:29pm Wed 22 Aug 12
Thanks
Stilloyal
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2:35pm Wed 22 Aug 12
Helpme234 wrote:Interesting point about the Franchaise is that they've had a player sent off in all three of their games so far.
Slightly off topic but i wasn' able to get to the match or listen to the start of the radio braodcast so am in the dark as to why TA-H wasn't playing or on the bench. Was he injured, dropped or what? Thanks
Be interesting to know if they have a 1 or 3 game ban. Will they have 1,2 or 3 first teamers out come Saturday ?
the don69
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2:37pm Wed 22 Aug 12
Old-Stager, Hilperton
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2:37pm Wed 22 Aug 12
I would appeal to Jeremy Wray to forbid drums at the County Ground, because it completely ruins the Football Atmosphere.
Even more importantly has Jeremy and his fellow Directors considered the noise nuisance experienced by the row of terraced houses just behind the Stratton Bank.
It is very surprising that these unfortunate residents have not jointly complained already about this completely unneccesary and unreasonable drumming throughout the entire match.
I am told that Southampton have banned drums from their Stadium some years ago, and we should do the same.
Come on Directors - Listen to your fans and have some consideration for our nearby residents.
Stilloyal
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2:45pm Wed 22 Aug 12
Stilloyal
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2:47pm Wed 22 Aug 12
Stilloyal
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2:49pm Wed 22 Aug 12
Stilloyal wrote:Guess this paves way for an impending incomming !!
Breaking news, Cibocci has had his contract terminated by mutual consent.
Stilloyal
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2:53pm Wed 22 Aug 12
Stilloyal wrote:Beat the Adver to ths news by two minutes lol
Breaking news, Cibocci has had his contract terminated by mutual consent.
London Red
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2:53pm Wed 22 Aug 12
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Couldn't see him being just dropped following 2 clean sheets
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As for above comments on Devera - smakcs of a case of PdC is damned if he does and damned if he doesn't!
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Surely he was praising Joe purely as he put in a steller performance
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It was probably aimed more at him than anyone else - to give him a boost going into MK and beyond
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Don't forget he also gave big praise to RDV last night too and has done that too other individuals in previous games too - so not a one off new thing
Stilloyal
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2:57pm Wed 22 Aug 12
I thought Raffa played well also L/R someone behind me was slagging him until he scored and suddenly he's our star player , fickle or what ?
tally38
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2:57pm Wed 22 Aug 12
Oxon-Red
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2:59pm Wed 22 Aug 12
http://www.bbc.co.uk
/sport/0/football/19
343949
COYMR
Stilloyal
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3:01pm Wed 22 Aug 12
Stilloyal wrote:Facebook says Cibbo returning home for family reasons.
Stilloyal wrote: Breaking news, Cibocci has had his contract terminated by mutual consent.Beat the Adver to ths news by two minutes lol
Good luck Cibbo.
the wizard
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3:30pm Wed 22 Aug 12
Stilloyal wrote:And I thought he had gone already. Ah well that old revolving door keeps on spinning, who's next then ? and deffo now at least one incoming. Blimey.
Breaking news, Cibocci has had his contract terminated by mutual consent.
Perhaps it never ends, just like Peyton Place, the never ending story.
SAPFanSTFC
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3:36pm Wed 22 Aug 12
NEWBURYREDS wrote:Hi there Newbury...try contacting Brian Powell from the ticket office - I mentioned it to a contact in the club and he thinks he should be able to help you if they haven't already sold off the other bays somewhere - email address is:
firstly great win lads sounded great on radio.
I thought I might tell you a interesting but fuming story, I have Cerebral Palsy and a wheelchair user I've been a Swindon Supporter for 30 odd years now. 2 years ago I moved to Nottingham with my partner, We travel to the County Ground once a month to see them play but we mostly watch Swindon away. I've circled 12 away games this season that hopefully we can see. When we we're drawn at Stoke next Tuesday we thought great another local game for us it's only 45 miles from Nottingham. To cut a along story short, Stoke have send Swindon 4 yes just 4 Disabled tickets. For a Premier League Club this is disgraceful don't you think? My partner phoned Stoke and they blamed Swindon Saying Swindon don't take many Wheelchair users away (which is a joke) sometimes Swindon take a minibus of wheelchair users away, but to be honest they weren't interested one bit. At the end of the day if I was able-bodied I could just buy a ticket and go. Also in the football ground guide Stoke say they have 21 Spaces for Away fans
brianp@
swindontownfc.co.uk
dacoo
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3:44pm Wed 22 Aug 12
smirg kcab
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3:50pm Wed 22 Aug 12
Onwards and upwards
Stilloyal
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3:57pm Wed 22 Aug 12
the wizard wrote:He was on the bench last night Wiz. He's gone home for family reasons.
Stilloyal wrote: Breaking news, Cibocci has had his contract terminated by mutual consent.And I thought he had gone already. Ah well that old revolving door keeps on spinning, who's next then ? and deffo now at least one incoming. Blimey. Perhaps it never ends, just like Peyton Place, the never ending story.
NEWBURYREDS
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4:09pm Wed 22 Aug 12
PREMIER? LEAGUE YOUR HAVING A LAUGH
SAPFanSTFC
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4:29pm Wed 22 Aug 12
NEWBURYREDS wrote:Just as a final update:
Hi Peeps thanks to everyone who replied. I'm on the case now. even if I don't get there next Tuesday I just want to name and shame stoke or the relevant people who made this terrible decision
PREMIER? LEAGUE YOUR HAVING A LAUGH
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Received from Brian:
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I have requested that Stoke send another 7 W/Chair spaces which should be here Friday Morning
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If you are coming to the game on Saturday you will be able to purchase one from the match day ticket office.
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Stoke have also said that our supporters will be able to purchase at Stoke on match day.
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Regards
Brian Powell
Oi Den!
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4:54pm Wed 22 Aug 12
CirenRed wrote:Can't see anything wrong with Barker's statement. He's not saying they were as good as us. He's just saying they played some good football but were not good enough to get a result out of it. That seems fair enough to me. Defeat doesn't necessarily mean you've played poor football. I thought both sides played some good stuff, but we deserved the win because we were fitter, stronger and more clinical than them. Or, to use your phrase, we were far better. I don't see Barker disagreeing.
How can Barker make this statement?
"The football was excellent but we've got to be careful that we one of those sides people enjoy watching but not enjoy supporting because we're not picking up results.
They hardly had the ball. I did think they knocked it around well at points, but there's no way they can claim to have played well last night. We were just far better
NEWBURYREDS
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5:03pm Wed 22 Aug 12
Kind Regards
Dave
Ps thanks to everyone for there comments today
Wilesy
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5:14pm Wed 22 Aug 12
Oxon-Red wrote:Interesting and doesn't look at all good for Caddis. Skipping training sessions?? Doh!
Jay Wray has spoken out regarding the Caddis situation. There is a report on the BBC website: http://www.bbc.co.uk /sport/0/football/19 343949 COYMR
Three crucial relationships at the club -
1) Jay Wray and Paolo.
2) The players and Paolo
3) The fans and Paolo
All three relationships look rock solid judging from this incident and last night's performance. Happy days. I'm sure we can get another half decent right back if necessary although Joe Devera has now staked a strong claim.
I wonder what Caddis is worth? He did sign a contract extension so is on the books til June 2014 I believe. £500kish?
Is that you Lovesey
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6:02pm Wed 22 Aug 12
I wanna dance with cibboci !!!
the wizard
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6:06pm Wed 22 Aug 12
dacoo wrote:I may have this wrong, but was not RDV Paolo's original choice as Captain and then it got changed to PC as the players choice as there was a potential rift in the early days over this and PC won the players vote.
i'm not trying to sound negative, the de vita comments were provoked and only forthcomming after the interviewer had suggested the good performance. Maybe Paolo was having a dig at cads saying 'you aren't indespensible'? I don't know, it's all guesswork really. This aside more than happy with how the team look and we're continuing to play great stuff and look to improve week in week out. Long may it continue, this is without doubt the most exciting time to be a town fan I can remember (that includes promotions and top flight football for me)
Now also consider that by Wrays own admission this has gone too far and of course its easier to change one player than it is the manager, he doesn't say that is right or wrong but he is backing the manager because its the easier route, not necessarily the right route. I hope the situation is redeemable.
London Red
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6:11pm Wed 22 Aug 12
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Yes initially but as time went on and getting named last night suggested he was staying
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Seems rash to get shot of Kennedy now - unless of course like the Smiths and Connell PdC just didn't think he was good enough to challenge at the top of L1
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We have cover for now as Thompson can play there should anything happen to Jay
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Has Ryan Dickson gone anywhere yet? We have been linked with him since last year and is a quality LB with experience at this level
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As for Caddis if it is true he has missed training then there is no way back and NO ONE can say he is the victim anymore! That is totally unacceptable and is totally unprofessional and backs up everything PdC said (please note the if true part)
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As for fee depends on how desperate we are to get shot. Would have thought £1m but that could be taken advantage of due to the situation
who am i
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6:13pm Wed 22 Aug 12
the wizard wrote:ollie risser was chosen as captain but obviously after a few matches was deemed by pdc not good enough to captain as he wouldnt play all the games.
dacoo wrote:I may have this wrong, but was not RDV Paolo's original choice as Captain and then it got changed to PC as the players choice as there was a potential rift in the early days over this and PC won the players vote.
i'm not trying to sound negative, the de vita comments were provoked and only forthcomming after the interviewer had suggested the good performance. Maybe Paolo was having a dig at cads saying 'you aren't indespensible'? I don't know, it's all guesswork really. This aside more than happy with how the team look and we're continuing to play great stuff and look to improve week in week out. Long may it continue, this is without doubt the most exciting time to be a town fan I can remember (that includes promotions and top flight football for me)
Now also consider that by Wrays own admission this has gone too far and of course its easier to change one player than it is the manager, he doesn't say that is right or wrong but he is backing the manager because its the easier route, not necessarily the right route. I hope the situation is redeemable.
the wizard
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6:43pm Wed 22 Aug 12
who am i wrote:Thanks for your correction, glad that was put right sooner rather than later.
the wizard wrote:ollie risser was chosen as captain but obviously after a few matches was deemed by pdc not good enough to captain as he wouldnt play all the games.
dacoo wrote:I may have this wrong, but was not RDV Paolo's original choice as Captain and then it got changed to PC as the players choice as there was a potential rift in the early days over this and PC won the players vote.
i'm not trying to sound negative, the de vita comments were provoked and only forthcomming after the interviewer had suggested the good performance. Maybe Paolo was having a dig at cads saying 'you aren't indespensible'? I don't know, it's all guesswork really. This aside more than happy with how the team look and we're continuing to play great stuff and look to improve week in week out. Long may it continue, this is without doubt the most exciting time to be a town fan I can remember (that includes promotions and top flight football for me)
Now also consider that by Wrays own admission this has gone too far and of course its easier to change one player than it is the manager, he doesn't say that is right or wrong but he is backing the manager because its the easier route, not necessarily the right route. I hope the situation is redeemable.
avo
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6:58pm Wed 22 Aug 12
who am i wrote:Spot on!
Have to say town were great last night in particular mceveley looks outstanding and looks even better than last season and the closing down by all the players made life very difficult for the creepies, the fitness levels was there for all to see. Williams and Collins look a real handful and both were unlucky not too score. Not one player had a bad game it was very difficult to pick a man of the match but i would of gave it to one of the front men as their closing down and their runs were a real pleasure to see long may it continue.
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I came away thinking it was a very good performance. We defended from the front, the strikers running tirelessly throughout and for me, Collins edges out benno for the next game. Midfield and defence were solid.
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The overall work rate and commitment was right up there, Crawley struggled to live with us.
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Andy Williams looks awesome, might just be me but he reminds me of Ricky Lambert. I'm sure it's no time at all before our new forward line start banging them in, both were excellent last night.
Ginger-nutz
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8:13pm Wed 22 Aug 12
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A no brainer to me.......
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Maybe we will be back in for young Callum Kennedy as back up.......
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Should've gone to specsavers Paolo :)
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Onwards and upwards :)
the don69
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8:25pm Wed 22 Aug 12
Ginger-nutz wrote:How about Liam Ridenhalgh on loan again!!!!!
Cibbochi contract terminated on the basis that Jay Mac is in the driving seat....
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A no brainer to me.......
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Maybe we will be back in for young Callum Kennedy as back up.......
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Should've gone to specsavers Paolo :)
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Onwards and upwards :)
Stilloyal
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8:35pm Wed 22 Aug 12
Ginger-nutz wrote:Cibbo had to go home for family reasons , official.
Cibbochi contract terminated on the basis that Jay Mac is in the driving seat.... . A no brainer to me....... . Maybe we will be back in for young Callum Kennedy as back up....... . Should've gone to specsavers Paolo :) . Onwards and upwards :)
southside7
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8:56pm Wed 22 Aug 12
old town robin
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9:00pm Wed 22 Aug 12
Stilloyal wrote:Thanks for the response Loyal and reminding me of his name, I believe the franchise let SO go in the summer, don;t know where he is now, but have always thought him to be disloyal to us after we gave him his chance when he arrived from everton.
old town robin wrote:Sean O'Halloran mate, is he still there ?
Stilloyal wrote: Great game last night and 3 - 0 flattered the visitors , it should have been 6- 0. I thought that Williams was outstanding and Collins wasn't far behind him. It seems that Ritchie reads this forum as he was determined to prove that he could play without Cadds. Ritchie's first half show was excellent and his goal brought back memories of Dave Hockaday scoring an identical goal at the same end against Peter Shilton in the cup a few years back. PDC wasn't happy that Fodders almost got caught out in a similar fashion in the second half. Another clean sheet though to keep the record going. What is it now , one league goal conceded at home since February ? I'm sure that someone will correct me. Ferry was on good form and had a very energetic game and his vision was excellent. I couldn't fault any player really , the whole team played well and it looked as if the showed the right reaction to PFC's criticism on Saturdays show. Last night the tactic sometimes was to play it long out of defence and this isn't a bad idea when it appears we could be under pressure. I guess this is why Flint was included in favour of Troy and I did say this would happen in certain games, expect the same again on Saturday. No prolific striker but who needs one ? we can score from anywhere, we are Spain in disguise. Well done Town on a great performance , more of the same on Saturday please. Finally , Please Mr Di Canio can we have our Caddis back please, pretty please !!!!Agree with your thoughts on the game Loyal, we should have had at least 4 goals, from where I sit it was hard to see how Flint could have been off side for the one that was disallowed. Everyone played well, Ritchie was untouchable first half and deserved MoM although I thought Ferry was inspirational over 90 minutes. What did you think of Keith Strouds performance, a few dodgy decisions from him as usual and the bald lino definitely needs to go to specsavers, but have to say when the yellow was given to Flint it could have easily been a red for kicking Alexander although the scum bag deserved it and should have got a yellow as well. Barring injury, can't see him making any changes for Saturday, but one never know with Paolo. Looking forward to the game against the franchise, still cringe when I think the last time they came to visit and won 0-1. with a goal from another ex-town player, Sean O,,,,,,, can't remember how to spell his name.
old town robin
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9:01pm Wed 22 Aug 12
Helpme234 wrote:injured
Slightly off topic but i wasn' able to get to the match or listen to the start of the radio braodcast so am in the dark as to why TA-H wasn't playing or on the bench. Was he injured, dropped or what?
Thanks
Stilloyal
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9:12pm Wed 22 Aug 12
old town robin wrote:Wasn;t he nicknamed "The Chief"? or something .
Stilloyal wrote:Thanks for the response Loyal and reminding me of his name, I believe the franchise let SO go in the summer, don;t know where he is now, but have always thought him to be disloyal to us after we gave him his chance when he arrived from everton.old town robin wrote:Sean O'Halloran mate, is he still there ?Stilloyal wrote: Great game last night and 3 - 0 flattered the visitors , it should have been 6- 0. I thought that Williams was outstanding and Collins wasn't far behind him. It seems that Ritchie reads this forum as he was determined to prove that he could play without Cadds. Ritchie's first half show was excellent and his goal brought back memories of Dave Hockaday scoring an identical goal at the same end against Peter Shilton in the cup a few years back. PDC wasn't happy that Fodders almost got caught out in a similar fashion in the second half. Another clean sheet though to keep the record going. What is it now , one league goal conceded at home since February ? I'm sure that someone will correct me. Ferry was on good form and had a very energetic game and his vision was excellent. I couldn't fault any player really , the whole team played well and it looked as if the showed the right reaction to PFC's criticism on Saturdays show. Last night the tactic sometimes was to play it long out of defence and this isn't a bad idea when it appears we could be under pressure. I guess this is why Flint was included in favour of Troy and I did say this would happen in certain games, expect the same again on Saturday. No prolific striker but who needs one ? we can score from anywhere, we are Spain in disguise. Well done Town on a great performance , more of the same on Saturday please. Finally , Please Mr Di Canio can we have our Caddis back please, pretty please !!!!Agree with your thoughts on the game Loyal, we should have had at least 4 goals, from where I sit it was hard to see how Flint could have been off side for the one that was disallowed. Everyone played well, Ritchie was untouchable first half and deserved MoM although I thought Ferry was inspirational over 90 minutes. What did you think of Keith Strouds performance, a few dodgy decisions from him as usual and the bald lino definitely needs to go to specsavers, but have to say when the yellow was given to Flint it could have easily been a red for kicking Alexander although the scum bag deserved it and should have got a yellow as well. Barring injury, can't see him making any changes for Saturday, but one never know with Paolo. Looking forward to the game against the franchise, still cringe when I think the last time they came to visit and won 0-1. with a goal from another ex-town player, Sean O,,,,,,, can't remember how to spell his name.
southside7
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9:20pm Wed 22 Aug 12
Stilloyal wrote:Wayne Allinson was the chief....only one chief.
old town robin wrote:Wasn;t he nicknamed "The Chief"? or something .
Stilloyal wrote:Thanks for the response Loyal and reminding me of his name, I believe the franchise let SO go in the summer, don;t know where he is now, but have always thought him to be disloyal to us after we gave him his chance when he arrived from everton.old town robin wrote:Sean O'Halloran mate, is he still there ?Stilloyal wrote: Great game last night and 3 - 0 flattered the visitors , it should have been 6- 0. I thought that Williams was outstanding and Collins wasn't far behind him. It seems that Ritchie reads this forum as he was determined to prove that he could play without Cadds. Ritchie's first half show was excellent and his goal brought back memories of Dave Hockaday scoring an identical goal at the same end against Peter Shilton in the cup a few years back. PDC wasn't happy that Fodders almost got caught out in a similar fashion in the second half. Another clean sheet though to keep the record going. What is it now , one league goal conceded at home since February ? I'm sure that someone will correct me. Ferry was on good form and had a very energetic game and his vision was excellent. I couldn't fault any player really , the whole team played well and it looked as if the showed the right reaction to PFC's criticism on Saturdays show. Last night the tactic sometimes was to play it long out of defence and this isn't a bad idea when it appears we could be under pressure. I guess this is why Flint was included in favour of Troy and I did say this would happen in certain games, expect the same again on Saturday. No prolific striker but who needs one ? we can score from anywhere, we are Spain in disguise. Well done Town on a great performance , more of the same on Saturday please. Finally , Please Mr Di Canio can we have our Caddis back please, pretty please !!!!Agree with your thoughts on the game Loyal, we should have had at least 4 goals, from where I sit it was hard to see how Flint could have been off side for the one that was disallowed. Everyone played well, Ritchie was untouchable first half and deserved MoM although I thought Ferry was inspirational over 90 minutes. What did you think of Keith Strouds performance, a few dodgy decisions from him as usual and the bald lino definitely needs to go to specsavers, but have to say when the yellow was given to Flint it could have easily been a red for kicking Alexander although the scum bag deserved it and should have got a yellow as well. Barring injury, can't see him making any changes for Saturday, but one never know with Paolo. Looking forward to the game against the franchise, still cringe when I think the last time they came to visit and won 0-1. with a goal from another ex-town player, Sean O,,,,,,, can't remember how to spell his name.
ciclosporindorset
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9:28pm Wed 22 Aug 12
Stilloyal
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9:36pm Wed 22 Aug 12
southside7 wrote:Yea southside I know Alison was the chief but so was O'Halloran , he got the name when he played for the Toffee's.
Stilloyal wrote:Wayne Allinson was the chief....only one chief.old town robin wrote:Wasn;t he nicknamed "The Chief"? or something .Stilloyal wrote:Thanks for the response Loyal and reminding me of his name, I believe the franchise let SO go in the summer, don;t know where he is now, but have always thought him to be disloyal to us after we gave him his chance when he arrived from everton.old town robin wrote:Sean O'Halloran mate, is he still there ?Stilloyal wrote: Great game last night and 3 - 0 flattered the visitors , it should have been 6- 0. I thought that Williams was outstanding and Collins wasn't far behind him. It seems that Ritchie reads this forum as he was determined to prove that he could play without Cadds. Ritchie's first half show was excellent and his goal brought back memories of Dave Hockaday scoring an identical goal at the same end against Peter Shilton in the cup a few years back. PDC wasn't happy that Fodders almost got caught out in a similar fashion in the second half. Another clean sheet though to keep the record going. What is it now , one league goal conceded at home since February ? I'm sure that someone will correct me. Ferry was on good form and had a very energetic game and his vision was excellent. I couldn't fault any player really , the whole team played well and it looked as if the showed the right reaction to PFC's criticism on Saturdays show. Last night the tactic sometimes was to play it long out of defence and this isn't a bad idea when it appears we could be under pressure. I guess this is why Flint was included in favour of Troy and I did say this would happen in certain games, expect the same again on Saturday. No prolific striker but who needs one ? we can score from anywhere, we are Spain in disguise. Well done Town on a great performance , more of the same on Saturday please. Finally , Please Mr Di Canio can we have our Caddis back please, pretty please !!!!Agree with your thoughts on the game Loyal, we should have had at least 4 goals, from where I sit it was hard to see how Flint could have been off side for the one that was disallowed. Everyone played well, Ritchie was untouchable first half and deserved MoM although I thought Ferry was inspirational over 90 minutes. What did you think of Keith Strouds performance, a few dodgy decisions from him as usual and the bald lino definitely needs to go to specsavers, but have to say when the yellow was given to Flint it could have easily been a red for kicking Alexander although the scum bag deserved it and should have got a yellow as well. Barring injury, can't see him making any changes for Saturday, but one never know with Paolo. Looking forward to the game against the franchise, still cringe when I think the last time they came to visit and won 0-1. with a goal from another ex-town player, Sean O,,,,,,, can't remember how to spell his name.
who am i
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9:46pm Wed 22 Aug 12
ciclosporindorset wrote:lol class sheer class,,,,
When Wray says the PdC / Caddis thing had gotten out of control - this thread is exaclty what he meant. So much putting 2and 2 together without anyone having real facts. It makes me sad. Wrays comments last night on radio were pounced upon by the slavering, salive filled gullets of sticky fingered press reporters eager to fill their blood hungry intestines with oxygen rich supposition and watch as someones life is torn apart by eager and anticipatory, reckless w*nk. The world awaits the latest move by some poor soul with child who has only finished the most successful year in the clubs decade. The new day will dawn and the relentlessness of the media will be unabated as the eagerly wag the dog form the anal orifice of the dog monster that is UK journalism.
old town robin
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10:10pm Wed 22 Aug 12
Stilloyal wrote:second that Loyal, he did better than I thought he would and never let us down, wish him all the best
Stilloyal wrote:Facebook says Cibbo returning home for family reasons.
Stilloyal wrote: Breaking news, Cibocci has had his contract terminated by mutual consent.Beat the Adver to ths news by two minutes lol
Good luck Cibbo.
old town robin
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10:10pm Wed 22 Aug 12
Stilloyal wrote:second that Loyal, he did better than I thought he would and never let us down, wish him all the best
Stilloyal wrote:Facebook says Cibbo returning home for family reasons.
Stilloyal wrote: Breaking news, Cibocci has had his contract terminated by mutual consent.Beat the Adver to ths news by two minutes lol
Good luck Cibbo.
old town robin
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10:27pm Wed 22 Aug 12
the don69 wrote:Think Liam has left the udders and is now playing in div 2,. I think he was keen to make a permenant move to Swindon, but Paolo sent him home after concerns with his training. Shame really as I agree with you he showed potential,
Ginger-nutz wrote:How about Liam Ridenhalgh on loan again!!!!!
Cibbochi contract terminated on the basis that Jay Mac is in the driving seat....
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A no brainer to me.......
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Maybe we will be back in for young Callum Kennedy as back up.......
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Should've gone to specsavers Paolo :)
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Onwards and upwards :)
deviant in the tupping pen
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4:26am Thu 23 Aug 12
ciclosporindorset wrote:Bl00dy 'ell! Not a big fan of the media then?!
When Wray says the PdC / Caddis thing had gotten out of control - this thread is exaclty what he meant. So much putting 2and 2 together without anyone having real facts. It makes me sad. Wrays comments last night on radio were pounced upon by the slavering, salive filled gullets of sticky fingered press reporters eager to fill their blood hungry intestines with oxygen rich supposition and watch as someones life is torn apart by eager and anticipatory, reckless w*nk. The world awaits the latest move by some poor soul with child who has only finished the most successful year in the clubs decade. The new day will dawn and the relentlessness of the media will be unabated as the eagerly wag the dog form the anal orifice of the dog monster that is UK journalism.
ciclosporindorset
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7:30am Thu 23 Aug 12
deviant in the tupping pen wrote:Well its the BBC Sport people actually - they have a unique way of sh1t stirring with an innocent look on their faces. Sorry to see Cibo go - a cult figure!
ciclosporindorset wrote:Bl00dy 'ell! Not a big fan of the media then?!
When Wray says the PdC / Caddis thing had gotten out of control - this thread is exaclty what he meant. So much putting 2and 2 together without anyone having real facts. It makes me sad. Wrays comments last night on radio were pounced upon by the slavering, salive filled gullets of sticky fingered press reporters eager to fill their blood hungry intestines with oxygen rich supposition and watch as someones life is torn apart by eager and anticipatory, reckless w*nk. The world awaits the latest move by some poor soul with child who has only finished the most successful year in the clubs decade. The new day will dawn and the relentlessness of the media will be unabated as the eagerly wag the dog form the anal orifice of the dog monster that is UK journalism.
London Red
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7:51am Thu 23 Aug 12
BillyLucas4me
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8:28am Thu 23 Aug 12
who am i says...
6:46am Wed 22 Aug 12