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• Darren Good summary and as I only listened to the game it seem a good summary of what I heard. What it doesn’t explain is from the commentary I heard, we did start out with an attackers mindset which lasted 10 minutes which appears to contradict your premise. What changed before Fulham’s goal to cause us to lose the initiative and allow Fulham to completely control the game....
  Neil Cremin in Dewsbury-Hall inspires a fantastic comeback at The Cottage
• Any English clubs qualifying for the conference league has a great chance of winning it. The difference in budgets and player quality should be vast against the opposition. If Moyes cant kick on through the glass ceiling, that no longer exists because of a lack of funds, then it is down to the board to find the right person at that point. Getting hung up on spell one shouldn't matter. No one was going through Silvas record at Estoril or Alladyce record at Notts county. It is here and now that counts. Enjoy it for what it is., and judge at the end of the season the progress made. ...
  Ian Bennett in Dewsbury-Hall inspires a fantastic comeback at The Cottage
• Why the contrast between first and second half ? I would have thought that was bleeding obvious. Moyes goes into games with a "Dont lose" mindset. But when we go behind, we suddenly find ourselves having to chase the point we had to begin with. Once again we could and probably should have been beaten out of sight But we were'nt. The players have to accept their share of the blame too for that first half. Once the Fulham goal went in. They panicked and looked a complete shambles for the rest of the half. It doesnt help that Tarkowski was once again showing all the leadership qualities of a Keir Starmer - He was as bad as bad gets during that spell. HT gave us the chance to re-group and talk about getting back into it. I thought we were excellent in the second half. After watching Barry try to do the work alone in the first half, Our press became co-ordinated. Barry went, Ndiaye went, Armstrong went, DH went Go Go Go. We pressed as a unit and we were fantastic at it. F...
  Darren Hind in Dewsbury-Hall inspires a fantastic comeback at The Cottage
• STILL NO EDIT BUTTON ! Come on get your TECH GUYS TO GET HANDS ON, AND FINGERS OUT OF ARSES !...
  Derek Knox in Dewsbury-Hall inspires a fantastic comeback at The Cottage
• Annika and Derek T, you both have good points there. I will hold my hands up as being in the ' Moyes out ' camp. While I totally appreciate the vast improvement over Dycheball, I also feel without being greedy or over-optimistic, that we have lost possible points in matches through over-cautious team selections and late substitutions. Yes it is a results business, but no matter how much it is sugar coated, it is, or should be about entertainment too. Fans are paying a lot of money pro-rata to watch these days and especially those who travel to watch every game, and deserve to be treated to a decent performance. ...
  Derek Knox in Dewsbury-Hall inspires a fantastic comeback at The Cottage
• Derek we're not carving a piece of wood. This is high level sport. We seem to be turning a virtue into a problem. We have all bemoaned for fifty years Liverpool's capacity to secure last minute wins, and win when we're not playing well. We start it, and instead of saying 'finally!' people are saying, 'yes, but why did we need the last minute winner'...
  Kevin Molloy in Dewsbury-Hall inspires a fantastic comeback at The Cottage