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George’s pace was a constant threat from the moment he came on. He has pace, control and a good shot on him.
Posters picking up on George for the second goal – James Garner failed to intercept the runner and Branthwaite stood off him. Equally to blame. And what on earth was the defence doing on that first goal? Branthwaite misjudged the flight of the long punt, Mykolenko failed to anticipate and cover. But Tarkowski! Allowed the ball to bounce, let Schade run past him and never got past an elderly trundle from the first moment to Pickford giving away the penalty.
Agree with most of the that except Tarky and Myklenko would both get a 5
Mal(#61); I thought the Ref was in error in giving Garner a yellow card for something that didn\'t even look like a foul and not giving even a free kick for worse and actual fouls by Brentford players.
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