A crap team hanging on by a thread?
They had just signed 7 new players, Alan Keeley had been Waterford's best player, the others were all decent quality, not even close to the worst in the league.
We matched them for the first 45 and could have been 2 up in the early stages as they were still getting to know each other. Second half we were poor no doubt about it. The back 3 individually played quite well, but as a unit they let Shels in behind too often. The wing back offered little in defence or attack, it's a thankless position and one we've struggled with all season. Have to say Kyle Dempsey was disappointing, looked bright early on but then faded. The lads around me were suggesting that he's still far from fit and he's still only a young lad, so maybe i expected too much.
Overall having not seen the team in a couple of months I'd say the improvement is very noticeable. We still sit a bit too deep and don't get forward fast enough, but the players are far more comfortable on the ball. They can play themselves out of trouble much more often (although they seem to run out of ideas once they cross the half way line).
No doubt a lot of work has to be done still, but, progress is being made and players are improving. I wouldn't mind seeing them play 4-4-2 for a few games, however, I don't see it happening.
Fair play to the supporters club, the singing made for an entertaining night. I'm your proudest new member.
And let's not forget... Patsi's gonna get ya... Patsi's gonna get ya....
Ah legend, how many bruised Shels players can one man leave in his wake.![]()
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