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Attendance
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1,419
From the FA Cup winners and Premier league team 11 years ago
Admittedly, we contributed nothing to that
TV deal going well š
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Re: Attendance
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Phew the BBC did report it as 1419 initially, I see overnight they corrected it!
Thanks.
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Re: Attendance
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Fucking Press Association
Sounded like 1,419 on the tv, given how echoey the odd shouts from fans were
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Re: Attendance
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They may be under reporting their attendance to reduce their tax obligation.
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Re: Match Thread
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A genuinely sad performance. I wonder if the players enjoy coming out and playing like this?
Whats most disappointing is our attitude when we turn the ball over. A few good interceptions and tackles made in the middle of the pitch and instead of countering whilst Wigans defence is out of position, we pass sideways and then backwards, every time.
And if this is going to be a trend away from home, we need to be making more of our set pieces. There isnt a word in the English language that can do Harvey Whites set pieces justice today, it was embarrassing.
A really tough watch, and a disappointing performance, but that said, not a disappointing result
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Re: Match Thread
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Yep, we played for a.0-0 and got it.
Well done anyone who travelled up from Hertfordshire to watch it.
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Absolutely.
The last two aways have been tough to watch, and pretty damn dire, but tonight is a reasonable result in keeping a clean sheet and picking up a point away.
What it does do, however, is heap additional pressure on our home games, particularly the next two where you feel if we don't win one there will start to be audible discontent. Luckily Revs has four wins in five home games so here's hoping that trend continues!
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Re: Match Thread
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Another long trip we apparently tried to get moved plus probably worried about getting yet another injury.Sounds negative but you are probably right
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Well done Revs. A point away from home, job done ā
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Agreed.
Not exciting but clean sheets will keep us in the league.
Defensively very solid and organised given our injuries. Limited them to very little.
Ok we offered very little in attack either but I can live with that away from home at this stage.
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Re: Match Thread
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That last lineā¦.thatās it. Revs will live and die by the home form. Win Saturday and itās a great point/4 points. Lose as we did to Lincoln after Burton and the picture looks very different. We need to win our home games.
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No manager has gone five away games in charge of us in L1 without winning, until now.
GW (twice), Gary Smith, Steve Evans and even Mark Roberts all managed to win away in their first four games, and pick up more points.
However, none of them picked up as many points or wins at home to start as Revs has done.
I am fine with today's result (on the back of the weekend), as a standalone result, but if that is our intention every away game then Revs is going to create serious pressure for himself in our home games, which is a very dangerous game indeed. And won't be popular with our travelling support.
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I'm actually pleased with the result considering I expected Wigan to beat Boro 3-0.
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Solid point on the road against former Premier League side and FA Cup winners. Well done Boro
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Wigan we're a premier league side 11 years ago as well as the FA cup winners 11 years ago too.
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Re: Match Thread
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Lol. That's how he'll sell it for sure...
The rest of us have to watch Revball.
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Re: White on set pieces
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Unpopular view but I don't know what White brings.
Our midfield is terrible on the whole. Normally wouldn't matter so much as we used to bypass them, but now they're an important part of our play.
Someone like NT is fine doing the defensive job but going forward they give us nothing.
Bring back Gilbey and JFC!
Edited by Sev at 21:41:12 on 24th September 2024
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Tonight's Plan B
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Wait until 83 minutes and then make a like-for-like substitution up top.
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Re: Tonight's Plan B
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4 games out of 5 without a goal. It feels every inch like that.
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Re: Match Thread
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Revs needs to work on a game plan for away games.
This, once again, is bad.
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Itās as if itās some sort of surprise
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Pidge and Louis both one caution away from a suspension.
So we could be seeing a Freestone-NT CB pairing very soon.
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https://www.thefa.com/football-rules-governance/discipline/suspensions/clubdiscipline?status=0&league=32&club=10624243 This is what current FA site shows, assume not updated for last night's cards.
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Re: Match Thread
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It is showing Pidge and Louis both on four cautions, which is what I said?
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When I posted it showed 3 each ,so as I thought not then updated.
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Given our track record with injuries, we'll be seeing a Keef and Cuthbert CB pairing.
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Don't tempt it, Cuthbert only retired last season...
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They wouldn't get through them at least ;).
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Ah Cuthbert, forgot about him, not a bad shout. š¤£Remember when Revell was a coach and came back to play a couple of games when we were short of numbers.
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Re: Match Thread
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This football is depressing to watch. Even Teddy ball was more exciting
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Wow, things are worse than meets the eye for someone to say that the football under shitty Sheringham was more entertaining than this football under Revell.
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H/T team talk
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Revs needs to pull one out of the bag. They have dominated us.
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Re: Match Thread
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Concerning half.
Philips is not an attacking midfielder.
Harvey is horrible on dead balls.
Luther and Kemp, very poor. Don£t see how we get 3 points from here.
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Re: Match Thread
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Harvey SHITE.
JFC can't come back soon enough
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Re: Match Thread
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Oh hello fellow White disliker.
I thought everyone loved him.
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Re: Match Thread
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Nope. Especially as i prefer JFC and think he's the solution to our problems!
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KFC is usually the solution to my problems.
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Yesā¦ but donāt take me too seriously eh. Havenāt actually been there inā¦ ?? š§
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We have probably got more chance of getting Col Sanders playing for us than JFC at moment
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Weāve got more chance of Colonel Gadaffi playing for us at this rate!
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Get the cluedo one playing , heās mustard Iāve heard.
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I thought he left the club?
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Lol imagine thinking the JFC is the solution to our problems.
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We need to at least try Kemp in his proper position where Phillips is. He definitely isn't a right winger.
Phillips shouldn't be anywhere near a Football League team.
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Agree about Kemp. Disagree about Phillips. Simpson is the (very) weak link among the new signings.
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Re: Match Thread
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I was looking forward to seeing AppƩrƩ and Kemp this season after everyone saying how brilliant they were. I remember caveating that with "in League 2".
Kemp has shown he has ability but not the way we currently play and AppƩrƩ hasn't featured at all.
Then we signed Young who again is apparently brilliant (in League 2) whereas I thought their other striker Cook was the good one. Again we haven't seen him.
We signed King who is brilliant, but the little I've seen of him didn't show any of that brilliance.
So maybe they will be brilliant if we played in League Two or if they weren't all bloody injured.
Amazingly List has been one of the few positives despite missing a shit load of chances in two games. Least we had chances when he played.
Defence is good though. I'd like to see Taye back just because I like him, no offence to Cooper, he's been good but I think Taye will add something.
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Re: Match Thread
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Is Appere actually injured, or does he have blood on his hands from the death of a dog? I think we should be told.
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Wont make much of a difference if we cant get the ball to him.
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Commentary
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This bloke just reads out trivia about the players and clubs. No actual commentary on the game. A blind person listening wouldnāt have a clue.
Iāve muted the sound.
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Steve and Neil are doing ok
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Re: Commentary
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Since Roberts injury I've just been scrolling through my phone assuming nothing was happening. Will look up when it sounds like there's a chance. But maybe there has been!
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Re: Commentary
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For the most part we are just absolutely awful to watch nowadays.
Edited by RockyBottom at 20:14:42 on 24th September 2024
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It's really fascinating to know that Luther was born in Leicester...
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Re: Match Thread
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Big shoutout to all those that have travelled there tonight.
Talksport, Zulu Pilot, Northern Nick and Tom I am proud of you all.
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1419 fans in total ?? What is the future of lower leagues with stats like this ????
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Even worse as 92 of them were ours.
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Edit: The BBC number is a typo.
Edited by BrummieBoro at 22:27:00 on 24th September 2024
Edited by BrummieBoro at 22:28:10 on 24th September 2024
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Re: Match Thread
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Shame to see a big stadium looking so empty.
Credit to the boro fans who have made the 180 mile trip.
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Shit ground no fans. Etc.
Think it must be hard to motivate themselves with that sort of attendance.
Annoyed that Kemp missed a sitter already.
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Roberts was absolutely cleaned out. Dirty northern bastards...
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Fair play to the travelling supporters. Long way up to Yorkshire on a Tuesday night
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Actually Greater Manchester in new money now .
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Even I cba in the end š
Didn't realise these two had conceded the joint fewest goals in the league.
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Re: Match Thread
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Anyone have any idea what formation weāre playing?
32mins in and Iām still confusedā¦
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4 at the back
LT and White sitting
Phillips slightly ahead
Reid up top central
Roberts and Kemp up top sometimes out wide, sometimes in the whole.
Keep a clean sheet, hope they make a mistake and nick a goal.
Job done.
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Re: Match Thread
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I know their gk hasn't had to lift a finger yet again.
Can someone explain wtf Phillips adds to the team?
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Harsh. Wasnt better or worse than anyone else today.
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So what does he add to the team in your opinion?
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Not sure yet. Only seen him play once
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I only recall 3 highlights from tonight's game.
1) Harvey Whites free kick in the first half that was about 10 yards short of anyone
2) Butler kicking the ball out for a corner under no pressure about 40 yards from goal
3) Wildin swinging his leg to clear the ball, missing it and it hitting his other leg.
Everyone else was pretty average/non-existant.
Yawn.
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