Typical Rovers to follow up last weeks performance with a loss! What went wrong?
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Typical Rovers to follow up last weeks performance with a loss! What went wrong?
they scored twice and we didnt...:D....:(
In order of appearance , the M50 roadworks , windy and big **** at back for Bray who won everything.Quote:
Originally Posted by gustavo
This result proves exactly what i was saying during the week.
Sligo are no better than any of the other teams in the bottom half.Everyone can take points off anyone.
Still i would have thought ye'd have won that one.Bray are definitely the worst team i've seen this year.
we had an off day no doubt about it. we seemed to hoof it all day along. ucd arent the best either conor h;)
That's what i'm saying to you!:rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Rogue Trader
Most definitely the worst game of the season. Between the shambles of a man posing as a bus driver, arriving 35-40mins late and seeing Rovers worst performance in a long time.
Definitely didn't deserve to be clapped off at the end, that's why I didn't. Judge back to his old performances of consistently doing nothing, Foy been out ran in defence and generally no players, bar Turner and Raf, showing any interest in winning the game. If you don't want to play for the club then **** off! There's no point beating Cork 4-1 one week and then losing to a relegation side like Bray the next. Embarassing performance to say the least. Big clearout needed in July.
I thought turner looked disinterested. his worst game of the seasonQuote:
Originally Posted by sligoman
It was everybody's worst game of the season but Turner and Raf, for me, were the only two to at least try.Quote:
Originally Posted by SeaniesRedArmy
i thought jay did his best. he tracked back and made a few tackles. obviously he wasnt gonna win much in the air. i wouldnt judge judge(excuse the pun) on this performance because it was long ball and he was up there on his own against people way taller than him. hughes was badly missed
Jay was poor all night - cleraly out of his depth, he gave us absolutely nothing going forward . A lot of the team did'nt want the ball. Without Hughsie (who is underrated) we had nobody to compete in midfield, as a result Turner was as effective as usual.
Muck. The most appreciative word I can think of to describe the performance last night. I know I said to encourage the lads but, why did they even bother turn up in bray last night? They all seemed disinterested and showed no signs whatsoever of a team who beat Longford away, let alone trounced Cork last week.
We did get way ahead of ourselves with last weeks performance but what fan wouldn't? Now though it seems as if we really are back to depressing hoofball. Out of 5 games with the cookie monster, with only one team that a defeat was acceptable we have lost 3 and drew 1. The Cork game, which I would have accepted a loss, we pulled an amazing performance out of the bag how? We should have beaten Harps but once we went 2 up, the team became disinterested? How is this laziness creeping into their game?Once we play short passing and attacking football, we have the players that can have defenders at their knees. Judge as we now know can do it if he wants, so can Faz, Raf, Chrissy and Seamie. Not once last night did we attempt to hold on to the ball and keep possession like we did against Cork, Vasas hoofed all night long.C'mon lads, we have the players to do something this season. We can compete with the best. The league, and now the league cup is beyond us, but a decent run in the cup is not. We pay money to be entertained, 'Sexy football' as Ruud Guillit said.We can play well and get results. C'mon lads, I know some of ye are reading this. Play to entertain, and get crowds back and create a buzz around Sligo again. Then, you can go back to England.
I agree that jay was poor. he is way too weak. he did try his best though. didnt think chrissie played great.Quote:
Originally Posted by DocRovers
just cos u had money on corkQuote:
Originally Posted by SligoBrewer
And..?Quote:
Originally Posted by SeaniesRedArmy
Thats why you would have taken a lossQuote:
Originally Posted by SligoBrewer
WTF are you on about?:confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by SligoBrewer
how many of the rovers players long term ambitions is it to go back to england?Quote:
Originally Posted by sligoman
just reading what they publicly said in player profiles last year in the programmes..
no, i would have expected a loss after the dismal performance that i saw against finn harps.. that and only picking up 1 point out of a very realistic 6 under paulQuote:
Originally Posted by SeaniesRedArmy
Don't expect an answer to that, Sligoman - he hasn't a clue himself.