Home Match Day Thread 28/09/2021 L1: OUFC v Accrington Stanley

Status
Not open for further replies.
great win, well done lads!!

but, our attendances are truly shocking [emoji3525]
 
One thing that tonight showed was that you can easily get away with not playing Gorrin if you have Kane and Brannagan in the middle. Towards the end of last season we had Brannagan playing the deeper role, but then we lost his ability to play progressive passes from further up the pitch. With Kane alongside him, it really doesn't matter because regardless of whichever moves back, the other is further up the pitch and capable of moving the ball on quickly.
 
Eaststanding said:
‘We’re going to give someone a right stuffing soon, all the signs are there’.

You know I can’t resist it @ECYellow 😉
Click to expand...

Credit where it’s due mate and in all honesty, i’m delighted that you was right! I had a rye smile in the SSU during the 2nd half thinking about our debate.

Long may the free flowing, goal scoring continue. COYY’s!
 
Bacon said:
but, our attendances are truly shocking
Click to expand...

It was no different to the crowd we got against Accrington on a Tuesday night in 18/19 or 19/20. They're basically the least glamorous draw in League One and they only bring 80-odd themselves!

In 14/15, under Appleton, the Accrington game only drew 4111 - now that would be a shocking attendance.
 
FAZw2LqVQAE7jaW
 
Great that the lads showed up for me tonight. I knew that they needed a lift and that I had to be there, fuel shortage or otherwise. From the moment that I was ushered through my private entrance and handed a glass of champagne, with a flustered and starstruck “Welcome back, sir” from the visibly aroused, large-breasted hostess, I had a feeling that it was going to be a good night. I was too tired to make love to her, due to a brisk jog across the car park.

Overall a very satisfying performance, with Nathan Holland particularly catching the eye. Lovely little assist to go with two well taken goals. My feelings for Matty Taylor were stirred, his delicious chip causing my trousers to tighten, and wonderful to see Mark Sykes adding some end product to his ‘busy’ game. Herbie Kane, the oldest looking 22 year old outside of Nigeria, was a delight in midfield. If he is still working his way to full fitness then he really could be a cool cat. Good to see him mixing it up like a ruffian as well as playing some exquisite passes. Needs to let go of what’s left of the hair and just go for a short shave, mind.

Yes, a most triumphant return indeed. I didn’t even have the desire to talk in depth about how Luke McNally was a borderline liability for parts of the game, causing his own teammates to visibly lose their rag multiples times, as well as his manager when he caused a goal to be kicked in by the other lot. He’s got a very long neck. Possibly the longest I’ve seen. I have faith that he will learn to use such a length effectively.

The season starts now. Roll on Saturday.
 
RyanioBirdio said:
Great that the lads showed up for me tonight. I knew that they needed a lift and that I had to be there, fuel shortage or otherwise. From the moment that I was ushered through my private entrance and handed a glass of champagne, with a flustered and starstruck “Welcome back, sir” from the visibly aroused, large-breasted hostess, I had a feeling that it was going to be a good night. I was too tired to make love to her, due to a brisk jog across the car park.

Overall a very satisfying performance, with Nathan Holland particularly catching the eye. Lovely little assist to go with two well taken goals. My feelings for Matty Taylor were stirred, his delicious chip causing my trousers to tighten, and wonderful to see Mark Sykes adding some end product to his ‘busy’ game. Herbie Kane, the oldest looking 22 year old outside of Nigeria, was a delight in midfield. If he is still working his way to full fitness then he really could be a cool cat. Good to see him mixing it up like a ruffian as well as playing some exquisite passes. Needs to let go of what’s left of the hair and just go for a short shave, mind.

Yes, a most triumphant return indeed. I didn’t even have the desire to talk in depth about how Luke McNally was a borderline liability for parts of the game, causing his own teammates to visibly lose their rag multiples times, as well as his manager when he caused a goal to be kicked in by the other lot. He’s got a very long neck. Possibly the longest I’ve seen. I have faith that he will learn to use such a length effectively.

The season starts now. Roll on Saturday.
Click to expand...
Large breasted hostess eh? I keep meaning to try the SSU

McNally has a very small head as well as a long neck, quite striking.
 
Marked Ox said:
He gives more credit than most opposition managers tbf but I do disagree with one point he makes; based purely on iFollow, the header that hit the post didn't cross the line as Forde was stood on the pitch side of the goal line and it went straight to him.
Click to expand...
I think you have to give the opposition credit when you've been spanked 5-1. But is he being serious saying Accrington were the better team in the second half... we could, and should, have scored 2 or 3 more in that half.
 
Status
Not open for further replies.

Similar threads

Sarge
  • Locked
Home Match Build Up 28/09/2021 L1: OUFC v Accrington Stanley
2
Replies
37
Views
4K
Oxford1996
O
Malc
  • Locked
Home Match Day Thread 29/12/2021 L1: OUFC v AFC Wimbledon
17 18 19
Replies
371
Views
26K
Manorman
Manorman
Malc
  • Locked
Home Match Build Up 29/12/2021 L1: OUFC v AFC Wimbledon
3 4 5
Replies
94
Views
11K
Steve Gilbert
S
Northstandboy
  • Locked
Away Match Build Up 26/12/2021 L1: Pompey P-P OUFC
Replies
8
Views
2K
Northstandboy
Northstandboy
Malc
  • Locked
Home Match Day Thread 18/12/2021 L1: OUFC v Wigan Athletic
24 25 26
Replies
510
Views
29K
QR
QR
Back
Top Bottom