And on the bench:

Sinclair

Gayle

Pattison

Goldberg

E. Phipps

1-0 Healy

2-0 Half Time

3-0 Bradbrook

Goldberg on for Nanetti

4-0 Goldberg

4-0 Full Time

Great result and performance today. We looked good keeping the ball, passing, tackling and off the pitch there was an atmosphere. Also good to see how lively our bench were with Tristian very animated. We even had a voice on the pitch, from the stands and from the dugout - very important as the first 15mins felt like the ref could be played like a fiddle from the oppo. 

Good sign from the management to turn it around with (mostly) the same players. 

Polo wrote:

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Saw a few faces that ive never seen before which was posibly as a result of non league day. Hopefully some of them were impressed by what they saw and will be back at PVR soon!

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 Got to agree as many new faces in shop today including 2 German chaps who had booked ferry and hotel to watch Charlton only to have match postponed.

As usual only saw fleeting glimses of the game but what I did see looked excellent.

A very good performance but I agree we can get even better.

We need to stick with this 4-5-1 system. We look a very hard team to break down- just like we did under Day playing that formation. 

Also very impressed with the new keeper-unflappable.  

Quite happy to post when we win and when we lose!

Very encouraged by what I saw on Saturday. The first 20 minutes was very ordinary but once we started moving the ball around we were far too good for them. I think this 4-4-1-1 or 4-5-1 (or whatever the formation actually was) is a vast improvement on an out and out 4-4-2 and I hope we persevere with it now?! Bradbrook is not the quickest (and nor is Joe although he did outpace one of theirs in the second half!) but they are both intelligent footballers and they made it work. Having one focal point and playing off them means an extra pair of legs in midfield and makes us harder to break down when we haven't got the ball. The back four is looking better - Jefford has been much improved the last couple of times I have seen him and if/when Parky keeps it simple and plays the percentages he is a more than decent centre half. Dymond has looked steady for a few weeks now and the manager, bar his miss in the first half, was again solid. Olu has been a revelation of late - still a bit loose with some of his challenges but his energy and workrate alone warrants a place in the team. His passing is pretty good too and we have three central midfield players who can all use the ball well. When Goldberg is fully fit it will be an interesting decision how the manager fits everyone in to the team....

My only worry is whether we can keep the Sutton boys beyond the end of their loan period. Jebb's set piece delivery is almost worth a goal a game at the moment and the last two weeks Monakana has been far more consistent and has been terrorising the full backs and putting in some great deliveries - many candidates for man of the match at the weekend but he would have just got my vote. If they keep up this level of performance then Sutton may well want them back although they might prefer to stay here and play regularly?? Either way I would imagine finances will have some part to play.

Four league wins on the spin now and performances improving game on game especially the two since the Haringey debacle. Weston away will not be easy but confidence should be high and with other teams still involved in the FA Cup this weekend a chance for us to hopefully move further up the table still. 

Up the Wings!

werwings wrote:

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I think Jebbs set piece deliveries are the best I have ever seen at this level.

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 Agree they are really good, but Mr Day would have something to say about that in terms of best seen.