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Post by Big Mac on Feb 12, 2013 6:25:17 GMT
Whats the chances of it being on?
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Post by stuart on Feb 12, 2013 14:30:57 GMT
Game is ON see you all later
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Post by Big Mac on Feb 12, 2013 21:43:56 GMT
Well done lads, good 2-1 win!
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Post by discodave on Feb 12, 2013 23:00:06 GMT
Good result after going 1-0 dpwn so early, under. the cosh to start with but we stuck at it and got the result.
Young lad at right back played well.
On to Didcot now!
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Post by jamesdavis on Feb 13, 2013 0:08:47 GMT
Good game entertaining they could of had 3-4 goals early on but we stuck at it and produced a very good display,good games from lee smith and Lewis Sommers really linked well and work hard,as did dale evans and josh emery,hopefully keep the run going Saturday.well done
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Post by Forest Fred on Feb 13, 2013 0:21:46 GMT
Great result tonight...
Frantic start by Clevedon, a goal, a missed penalty, hit the woodwork twice, one cleared off the line, and one missed open goal all in the first 20mins... Yes Clevedon could have been 5-0 up so it was almost automatic to think that Town could win this evening after surviving that lot. I did...
After the Clevedon pounding, Town got back into the game with the away defense struggling to handle Lewis Sommers height and strength up front. And it wasn't a surprise to see Town 2-1 up at halftime, almost making it three but denied by a fine save from the away keeper. The Clevedon back line looked frail compared to a very neat midfield and forward line.
The second half started brisk with Town missing an open goal right from the start. Both teams attacked with chances at both ends, the clearer chances created by Town. Clevedon tried to build through midfield, Town using the more direct route via wings and crosses and Sommers goalmouth presence. Town probably having the slightly better of the second half with more chances on goal.
In retrospect, Clevedon must feel hard done by after such an impressive opening spell with so many chances, but must also feel angry that they lost the game through poor finishing and sporadic defending. Town probably just deserved their win with goals from Sommers and Smith, and a great midfield display from Emery and fullback Thomas.
Typical Southern League officials, - I say no more, but a home win under the belt. As most of the crowd felt - it's about time the ball ran for us this season, we've dominated so many games without reward especially at The Causeway.
Well done Town, a few lights-out on the floodlight columns, but very much light-on on the pitch
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Post by jamesdavis on Feb 13, 2013 23:54:12 GMT
More game updates and stuff when we lose ! Good win tho surely other perspectives on the game
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Post by Big Mac on Feb 14, 2013 2:07:42 GMT
Think Forest Fred summed it up well, Clevedon should have been 3 or 4 up in the first 20 mins but we dug in and rode the storm, Suprised at the quality players they had, Scott Murrey up front caused. us problems.
But we did well scored two good goals and could have scored about 4 ourselfs but for a cracking save from there keeper and a very poor linesman who must have had some fishing wire connecting his arm with there centre back, because every time there player put his hand up so did the linesmans.
Good result all played well.
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Post by jamesdavis on Feb 14, 2013 15:57:23 GMT
Yes good post by forest Fred good win lets hope this is the change in fortunes and get up near them playoffs near the end of the season to push for them
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Post by Big Mac on Feb 14, 2013 18:44:57 GMT
Cant see why not, still alot of games to be played, plus we are at least 2 games behind most of the teams sbove us, just need to put a run together like Yate have, they have gone from bottom to play offs in only a few weeks.
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