The Kerryman played centre half for the U21s last night. How'd he get on?
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The Kerryman played centre half for the U21s last night. How'd he get on?
No he didn't. It was Dennehey and Nolan at centre half, Coleman and right full and Moloney on the left. He did OK; I've seen him a few times for Forest. I think he'll go on to have a decent career in the lower reaches of the professional game but can't see him going much higher. Hope I'm wrong though!
Starts tonight at right back in the first leg of Forest's playoff semifinal. I remember watching him play at Chesterfield and he was still very raw (though he did score a cracker) so well done to him for playing for a spot in the Premier League next year.
He just got a bit of praise from the Sky Sport commentator for dealing with a dangerous looking break by Swansea.
Forest not looking Premiership material at the moment, struggling to break down a strong defence against
a 10 man side, their sloppy lazy play is not helping them much. Second best defence in the league and the
best at home, although they are away ATM.
Good article on football365 about being a Forest fan heading into the play offs: http://www.football365.com/story/0,1...928285,00.html
If Forest can't beat a 10 man team at home it is difficult to see them getting anywhere away from home.
They were very sloppy tonight particularly the first half, more of a disorganised rabble than a team.
However they should have had a penalty but it looks like they need a miracle to avoid defeat in Swansea.
Very hard to see them progressing and on that performance they would be an embarrassment in the Premiership.
They may be true for Forest in general but Moloney did fine tonight. They were playing against 10 men and Swansea's attacks were coming from Forest's left in the form of Nathan Dyer, but I suppose he could've done worse.Quote:
Originally Posted by tricky_colour
I think I'm a better footballer than Wes Morgan & Paul McKenna. Absolutely hopeless last night. Moloney did well. Defends how a full back should (e.g. always tries to stop a winger from crossing the ball) and didn't make many errors.
Watched Moloney quite a bit last season when he was on loan with Notts County. Looks very assured on the ball and loves to bomb forward.
Article in today's Independent
http://www.independent.ie/sport/socc...t-2647481.html
signed with Northampton Town on loan until the end of the season: http://www.ntfc.co.uk/news/article/b...y-2176724.aspx