Ashford Wing wrote:

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A valuable point that I was very happy to witness considering I nearly got chucked out of the ground!

Thought we showed them a bit too much respect in the first half, but aside from Bergqvist slipping and Butcher making a near post save, they didn't create too many clear cut chances. Second half was a lot more positive. Our best period came after Gallagher made a great burst forward and set Roscoe through on goal - whilst it didn't lead to a goal it's positive moments like that that can swing momentum in your favour. We could have nicked it but a draw is a very good result away to a "big" side. Looking good for a home win on Saturday. COYW!

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 Do tell the story!!

Shocking and an absolute disgrace!!!!!....

You should have been out on your ear

MarkX wrote:

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Shocking and an absolute disgrace!!!!!....

You should have been out on your ear

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Agreed, got away with murder compared to some of the flare throwing, pitch invading and window smashing we've had to put up with from the opposition this season 

A good point away from home in a strange game.

First twenty minutes felt like a pre season friendly with neither team showing a lot of intent. They had the better of the latter stages of the first half with one good save from Butcher and one bad miss. Second half we had the better of it and had a couple of chances to take all three points but a draw about right - just hope Jack O is not seriously injured.

Keeper and defence solid again, midfield made some nice moves and were disciplined in defence and Ross ran his wotsits off as always. Healy was motm for me - he has been different gravy in the last two or three games. Also a mention for Harry Beautyman - started slowly and looked very rusty early on but to complete ninety minutes and still be running hard at the end of it was very positive after only 10 minutes football in nearly three months.

Up the Wings!

Just watched the tackle on Obo... disgraceful lunge, dont think ref even gave a free kick and hes 3 yards away.

Red card all day long.

Wasn't at the game, but sounds like we could of nicked it. We would of taken a point at the start of the season and like somebody else said it shows how good the team are doing when there is a touch of disappointment we did not win. I'm sure i'm not the only person guilty of now and then looking at the table and thinking that a few points we lost in drawn games would of put us 2nd!! When really should be looking at how far away we are from the bottom 4!!

Well done to all the team for once again serving up a gritty performance, and with 100% commitment at Barnet last night

It was a pleasure to witness our lads gaining another well earned point away from home, against a full time club.

Credit also to our loyal band of supporters, who gave so much vocal support to our team throughout the match.

I am proud of you all......................... it all helped to make it a great night of entertainment.

Good Ground. Good Game. Good atmosphere.....by the Wings fans. Hardly heard the Barnet fans thorough the whole 70 minutes. TFL are a disgrace. I understand the issue, but they must get into their head that they cant close an entire line for over an hour. Was on the tube at London Bridge by 6:20.....didnt even get into Canons Park until just before 8:00. 40 minute journey turned into 1hr 40. Stupid. Cab companies in Kilburn must have heard about the incident as were charging £27 for a 6 mile journey. Expecting £15 not £27. Barnet didnt sell concession tickets on the gate so while some people (me) paid £8.00 online, other under16's/over60's had to pay the adult price of £16.00 which is RIDICULOUS!

That's appalling re: ticket prices.
And given David's attitude at the game at our place, and the general "I don't go north" as well, I hope they get what they deserve this season ... naff all.

Ashford Wing wrote:

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A very strong but also fair challenge on Ober in my opinion

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 Thought at the time from the angle I had he had a poor touch which knocked it just beyond his control which meant both were stretching and entitled to go for it. I think we might have been unhappy if it had happened in reverse and we had got a red card out of it.

I overheard the 'exchange about the beer' and the plod asking how many matches you had been to (presumably where you can drink beer). You would think with what we have been hearing about 'police intelligence' surrounding our games that part of their research would cover where we have come from and what we have been doing, especially as in this case it is the same police force. Apparently not. Similarly, some of the staff we have been exposed to at former league teams do not appear to have been informed about some of the culture in their new circumstances. It doesn't mean that they have to adopt it but there is little excuse for not being aware.

I would be interested to know if Stockport still segregate this season.