Moo wrote:

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Sherpa49 wrote:

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Nanetti won the penalty and clung on to the ball to take it like his life depended on it. Sadly, he took his penalty like his worse enemy's life depended on it. And then the oppo went straight up the other end and showed him how to take it. Even worse, was his reaction at full-time.

The "second-spellers" generally need to take a long, hard look at their contribution so far this season.

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 What was his reaction? 

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 Holding his arms out and trying to appease what crowd there was left. No, get down the tunnel, there's no chance putting gloss on that performance.

Spud wrote:

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Agree with everything polo said but management team need to look at plan b n how to motivate the team as at moment there is nothing to show that have either.

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If the entire management team has their say we'll have plans B, C, D and E...

Goldberg needs to **** off upstairs and stay there. Lewis and Langton just need to **** off. Leave it to the manager and his coach. If they sink, they sink and if they swim, they swim.

Jamison wrote:

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The management team will say well hold on, our league form has been good in terms of results.
But the performances in the last 3 games have been anything but that and this has been coming.

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 Jamie Coyle said that he was disgusted with the performance and that Jack Parkinson said in the dressing room that this has been coming. 

There were no excuses. He said that it wasn't good enough and supporters that paid their money were entitled to complain. 

Sidcup Graham wrote:

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I thought overall today was ****. That said, I thought although nanetti's pen wasn't the best, it was in the corner and the keeper did well to save it. I may stand corrected on video evidence!

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 It was in between where the keeper was standing and the post with little power. The keeper has to get right but as long as he does then it gets easily saved. 

a shock result. TBH we were outplayed most of our game and I think 3-1 was very fortunate. (2 didputed penalties to us) 

seems smaller teams raising their games and the so called bigger sides possibly not at 100% 

 As someone has said above, Goldberg has been nowhere near the first team be fair to him and Tristan Lewis is in charge of the new Academy that started last week. Too many players just don't give a **** and it's them that need to go.

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TheGhostOfJodyBrown wrote:

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Nanetti was one of our players that had a go in first half when most were poor. Surely though with no strikers on the pitch dead ball takers Jebb or Healy should have took the penalty, Nanetti up against one of his old teams on
Saturday so should be fired up.

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 He's had more clubs than Tiger Woods anyway.

I don't want pretty players -   I want end product.

I got the penalty so I'm taking it is also bollocks. However if he wasn't designated penalty taker then I am afraid that is poor management as much as anything.

Sounds like I picked a good game to miss!

OldOak2 wrote:

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Disappointed with the JC interview, yes he was gutted & disappointed but who did he blame - the players, he's one of them & with the the team captain on the pitch the players should be given leadership and motivation. We've been told in previous interviews about the quality of the players, how everything will be OK. Well time is up, the management has to start some man-management and team motivation.

i recall Faz in a similar interview saying how the players were given all the information and told what to do, but just were not delivering. Well it seems to me the current management is not delivering.

Having said that I acknowledge the financial constraints and the current injuries but the resources at JC's disposal  were still vastly more than Harringey,  so no excuses.

I expect to see a lot more effort and desire on Wednesday & Saturday.

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 If we are counting on Bradbrook and Goldberg to save this season, then we are up s**t creek without a paddle. Our senior players have let us down to often this season. Reaction time needed Saturday, but not for the first tlme in recent seasons the loyal Welling fan base has been let down. A crowd of 329 tells you all you need to know. 

Just watched the video and now have some, not much, but some sympathy for our lads. Both Haringey numbers 8 and 9 should have been red carded which would have changed things dramatically.

still not good enough though!

TheGhostOfJodyBrown wrote:

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twitter.com/jon_creswick


Another Twitter ref who it seems is also a lawyer. Well he can have it from me he's a poor poor ref and out of his depth. Got more big decisions wrong than he got right and did not help matters. Well he did,he helped Haringey. We should have played him when it was clear he was allowing them to kick the fkuc out of Nanetti and to a lesser degree Healy and Monakana.

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 That can't be him. It's a ticket tout with a more boring account than the Boring James Milner one.

http://www.surreyfa.com/news/2013/may/award-credit-to-the-development-group-says-referee-winner

Can't be him? Same name, same place (Byfleet), Talks about refs on there and football? Doppelganger as profile pic. Maybe hes selling the tickets he gets as a ref lol. Slags off fans on there and players who dive. Can't be him? The referee on Saturday Jon Creswick had also refereed Haringey within the last few weeks. 

We were better under Fazackerley for awhile and a level higher.

Can't say I've been impressed with what I've seen this season but accept it'll take time.