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Post by gymroidspump on Mar 9, 2019 23:08:59 GMT 1
That was utter garbage yet again. Can I be bothered to make any more 450 mile round trips to witness futile, pointless, goalless “football” anymore this season? Suppose I will but I must need my head examining. So would I if I did it in shit Aston Martin. Waste of money, mate. Can't afford a Merc?
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Post by Deleted on Mar 9, 2019 23:35:19 GMT 1
Has anyone seen the challenge on Pritchard in the second half again? Looked a foul to me. Was it a foul? And was it inside or outside the box? Was a key incident in the game, especially as Bournemouth went up the other end to score their second goal shortly after. It looked inside, was way more of a foul than most of the stuff Fraser was rolling around for, but there's no way we're getting a penalty until we're relegated. Taylor was a joke today. Pointed at his watch when they were taking the piss with their celebrations and injuries, then added 2 and 3 minutes on. It's no wonder none of our refs got last 16 games in the champions league when they can't get something as simple as that right. That really gets to me. No wonder players stroll around when refs allow it. It is like a collusion between players and refs to rip fans off. Nowhere near the amount of time wasting is added on. Until it is they will carry on. Why can't these shaven headed, bullied at school, child men, trying to be mates with the big name players, talking to sir Harry Hotspur behind the hand, arse licking c**** see what everyone else can? I fuckin hate blokes like Taylor with a passion
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Post by Bigcolquaner on Mar 9, 2019 23:37:34 GMT 1
The midget Fraser was infuriating. Only thing more infuriating was that he was the better of the two midgets on the pitch. HTFC really need to start working closer with Kirklees council to discover midgets like Pritchard at grassroots level (literally).
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Post by gymroidspump on Mar 9, 2019 23:41:02 GMT 1
The midget Fraser was infuriating. Only thing more infuriating was that he was the better of the two midgets on the pitch. HTFC really need to start working closer with Kirklees council to discover midgets like Pritchard at grassroots level (literally). Pritchard is 2 moves ahead of the shit in front of him. When Grant came on he connected with Pritchard. Natural, instinctive through balls. Shows how shit Mounie and LDP are, also shows how Mooy doesn't have the instinct for it
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Post by impact on Mar 10, 2019 1:04:57 GMT 1
Penalty was on the MOTD highlights, with no proper angle looking at it and no discussion - shock. Ake sticks his leg out and Pritchard goes over it. It looks a penalty. We've had them given against us loads and Taylor was giving Bournemouth free-kicks for less than that all day.
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Post by Mecha Corte on Mar 10, 2019 10:59:11 GMT 1
1) Poor officials, again.
2) Decent opposition who for some strange reason spoil themselves to employ shithouse tactics, again.
3) Town side too slow to move forward, again.
4) Probably on ten or more occasions when finally in a dangerous position no meaningful effort on goal to show for it, again.
5) No goals scored, with virtually no prospect of scoring one, again.
Five lines to sum up a 90 minute game of football, sadly it could be used for lots of other games this season as well.
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Post by ram on Mar 10, 2019 12:29:50 GMT 1
If and when Huddersfield becomes a City we can change the Football teams name to Huddersfield Nil.
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Post by Headless Chicken on Mar 10, 2019 12:39:40 GMT 1
The midget Fraser was infuriating. Only thing more infuriating was that he was the better of the two midgets on the pitch. HTFC really need to start working closer with Kirklees council to discover midgets like Pritchard at grassroots level (literally). Pritchard is 2 moves ahead of the shit in front of him. When Grant came on he connected with Pritchard. Natural, instinctive through balls. Shows how shit Mounie and LDP are, also shows how Mooy doesn't have the instinct for it He played well second half, but for the life in me can't see what some of you do. The difference in how he is judged compared to others ranges from his crap passes being clapped to now suggesting it's his team mate's fault. People see what they wanna see.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 10, 2019 12:46:45 GMT 1
No one will ever convince me Durm is a decent footballer Our best player by a distance 1st half. I believe he has a World Cup winners medal,so he’s not done bad.
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Post by Christ in Shades (art) on Mar 10, 2019 13:26:50 GMT 1
Our best player by a distance 1st half. I believe he has a World Cup winners medal,so he’s not done bad. He is actually one of the few I would try and keep to be honest. When he isn't injured he's ok, tries to get forward and is a pretty solid defender.
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Post by impact on Mar 10, 2019 13:31:19 GMT 1
I believe he has a World Cup winners medal,so he’s not done bad. He is actually one of the few I would try and keep to be honest. When he isn't injured he's ok, tries to get forward and is a pretty solid defender. He's our best defender at full back. I know that doesn't take much but he reads the game really well.
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Post by Doc Halladay 32 on Mar 10, 2019 14:06:58 GMT 1
He is actually one of the few I would try and keep to be honest. When he isn't injured he's ok, tries to get forward and is a pretty solid defender. He's our best defender at full back. I know that doesn't take much but he reads the game really well. Except for gambling on positionally cutting out the cross for the first and failing, whereas if he'd chosen to track the only Bournemouth player in the box he may have been able to challenge and prevent the goal.
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Post by impact on Mar 10, 2019 16:01:44 GMT 1
He's our best defender at full back. I know that doesn't take much but he reads the game really well. Except for gambling on positionally cutting out the cross for the first and failing, whereas if he'd chosen to track the only Bournemouth player in the box he may have been able to challenge and prevent the goal. He did right. He was the only 1 of our back line anywhere near the right place. Bacuna miles out of position, Zanka and Schindler well behind the ball after both being sucked in allowing Wilson to run off them. Only Durm got back. He had to occupy the space in the middle.
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Post by Doc Halladay 32 on Mar 10, 2019 16:09:20 GMT 1
Except for gambling on positionally cutting out the cross for the first and failing, whereas if he'd chosen to track the only Bournemouth player in the box he may have been able to challenge and prevent the goal. He did right. He was the only 1 of our back line anywhere near the right place. Bacuna miles out of position, Zanka and Schindler well behind the ball after both being sucked in allowing Wilson to run off them. Only Durm got back. He had to occupy the space in the middle. I'd have preferred him to be tracking the only Bournemouth player in the area rather than 'marking' or occupying space. Many mistakes were made prior to the cross occurring but I felt he made the wrong decision at that point.
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Post by impact on Mar 10, 2019 16:21:57 GMT 1
He did right. He was the only 1 of our back line anywhere near the right place. Bacuna miles out of position, Zanka and Schindler well behind the ball after both being sucked in allowing Wilson to run off them. Only Durm got back. He had to occupy the space in the middle. I'd have preferred him to be tracking the only Bournemouth player in the area rather than 'marking' or occupying space. Many mistakes were made prior to the cross occurring but I felt he made the wrong decision at that point. It was very similar to the 2nd goal. Once again he had to come into the middle as the rest of the defence was nowhere to be seen (although this time tracking a player). If he hadn't come inside Fraser could have cut in himself 1st time. I thought Durm made the right call.
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Post by Doc Halladay 32 on Mar 10, 2019 16:47:14 GMT 1
I'd have preferred him to be tracking the only Bournemouth player in the area rather than 'marking' or occupying space. Many mistakes were made prior to the cross occurring but I felt he made the wrong decision at that point. It was very similar to the 2nd goal. Once again he had to come into the middle as the rest of the defence was nowhere to be seen (although this time tracking a player). If he hadn't come inside Fraser could have cut in himself 1st time. I thought Durm made the right call. Lossl was closer to Fraser the crosser - Durm was marking space beyond the keeper, space that wasn't attacked, the scorer was yards behind him - if he'd have chosen to track wilson - the only striker that could have been crossed to - then you're not guessing (incorrectly) the area he will attack or the angle of the cross. He clearly made the wrong decision by failing to a) stop the cross and b) marking an area not attacked by the scorer and that's fine, it happens, nobody will ever make the correct decision every time, but you justifying it when we still conceded with Durm was in no mans land, seems weird. But hey ho, we all see things differently it seems!
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Post by impact on Mar 10, 2019 16:55:11 GMT 1
It was very similar to the 2nd goal. Once again he had to come into the middle as the rest of the defence was nowhere to be seen (although this time tracking a player). If he hadn't come inside Fraser could have cut in himself 1st time. I thought Durm made the right call. Lossl was closer to Fraser the crosser - Durm was marking space beyond the keeper, space that wasn't attacked, the scorer was yards behind him - if he'd have chosen to track wilson - the only striker that could have been crossed to - then you're not guessing (incorrectly) the area he will attack or the angle of the cross. He clearly made the wrong decision by failing to a) stop the cross and b) marking an area not attacked by the scorer and that's fine, it happens, nobody will ever make the correct decision every time, but you justifying it when we still conceded with Durm was in no mans land, seems weird. But hey ho, we all see things differently it seems! When the ball was played he made the decision to come across. Both centre halves were sucked in and had the ball been right Fraser would have been in on goal. I've hopefully attached the photo when he has to make my decision. IMO he has to come across as, as I said above, if the balls was as it was intended to be Fraser was through on goal. m.imgur.com/a/euATawV
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Post by Doc Halladay 32 on Mar 10, 2019 16:57:18 GMT 1
Lossl was closer to Fraser the crosser - Durm was marking space beyond the keeper, space that wasn't attacked, the scorer was yards behind him - if he'd have chosen to track wilson - the only striker that could have been crossed to - then you're not guessing (incorrectly) the area he will attack or the angle of the cross. He clearly made the wrong decision by failing to a) stop the cross and b) marking an area not attacked by the scorer and that's fine, it happens, nobody will ever make the correct decision every time, but you justifying it when we still conceded with Durm was in no mans land, seems weird. But hey ho, we all see things differently it seems! When the ball was played he made the decision to come across. Both centre halves were sucked in and had the ball been right Fraser would have been in on goal. I've hopefully attached the photo when he has to make my decision. IMO he has to come across as, as I said above, if the balls was as it was intended to be Fraser was through on goal. photo not showing for me
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Post by impact on Mar 10, 2019 17:00:32 GMT 1
When the ball was played he made the decision to come across. Both centre halves were sucked in and had the ball been right Fraser would have been in on goal. I've hopefully attached the photo when he has to make my decision. IMO he has to come across as, as I said above, if the balls was as it was intended to be Fraser was through on goal. photo not showing for me Nor me. I chucked the link on instead.
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Post by Doc Halladay 32 on Mar 10, 2019 17:20:38 GMT 1
Not convinced fella! The ball has already been played, it's gone 5 yards from Brooks and is beyond our backline and Wilson is 5 yards to Durm's left and running directly at him and ends up 5 yards behind him to Durm's right, when scoring. Durm doesn't do a great job of getting across if that was his aim, as he remains behind Lossl when the ball is crossed. A split second after that picture when it clears our back line, it was obvious the pass was too strong and pushing Fraser too wide at that stage Durm had time IMO to adjust to track Wilson who was clearly to Durm's left, and obviously heading for the back post as he is running away from the ball. Here's the pic
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Post by yappledapple on Mar 10, 2019 17:23:21 GMT 1
The midget Fraser was infuriating. Only thing more infuriating was that he was the better of the two midgets on the pitch. HTFC really need to start working closer with Kirklees council to discover midgets like Pritchard at grassroots level (literally). He ran the show for them yesterday; all over the place like a human dynamo, never stopped running. As poor as we were, Bournemouth were an extremely organised and quick team who sped forward and back in droves.
The second goal, King started it just in front of me and went by and took out of the game 3/4 Town players as he waltzed through and pushed the ball through to Wilson who then crossed it to 'all on his own in acres of space 10-yards out' Fraser; no bite at all to stop them. As with everyone elso on here, it's getting very difficult and depressing watching week in, week out; can't wait for this season to end, we find out who's going and who's staying and JS can start to work at his style with his set of players.
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Post by themanfromatlantis on Mar 10, 2019 20:19:51 GMT 1
Disclaimer, we weren't great and deservedly punished for defensive chaos by a side we always knew would play a fast paced break style with players with great movement.
However, B'Mouth are another team who seem to be just a little more savvy than we are. Can't really comment on Fraser as I've only seen the limited highlights, but that bit with their lad jumping back on the pitch was disgraceful. If the FA had any balls they'd have these sort of antics up in front of disrepute panels every week, but the backlog of cases would be a mile long anyway... We're just nowhere close with the play acting and getting in the face of the Ref like most of the other PL teams are. I used to like our approach to fair player but the weekly dose of cheating bastards has ground me down & I think we need to wise up to compete.
Back to B'Mouth & I think they're sunk without their current investor, if his 'investment' drops away they could easily be back in L1 within a few seasons. That's not begrudging them where they are now, but they're the sort of club that keep the PL 'real' in terms of marketing. Plucky little South coast team, won feck all in their history etc. They deserved their win yesterday though.
As for their first goal it looked like we should have had a free kick, but did he play an advantage that we fecked up, should he have brought play back? Don't really know, just looked a bit iffy.
I can't wait for this season to end though. Up until a few games ago I was still hopeful, but that's long since faded & the sooner the trap door opens on us the better. Get the ridicule out of the way early and then dust ourselves down for a decent crack at being competitive next season and who knows, a possible return to this corrupt league... 😁
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Post by impact on Mar 11, 2019 18:31:25 GMT 1
Tey and work this one out. Dermot Gallagher at his clueless best.
So Ake holds his ground but also manages to go into the back of Pritchard?
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Post by themanfromatlantis on Mar 11, 2019 18:54:40 GMT 1
Tey and work this one out. Dermot Gallagher at his clueless best. So Ake holds his ground but also manages to go into the back of Pritchard? What did he say about the Sterling offside, not offside, possibly offside, but I'm not sure, give me 5 mins to think about it & maybe he was onside decision?
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Post by town1 on Mar 11, 2019 19:03:46 GMT 1
Time to stop blaming the refs every week even though I agree they are poor. Heads went down when we lost the toss!
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Post by impact on Mar 11, 2019 19:05:06 GMT 1
Time to stop blaming the refs every week even though I agree they are poor. Heads went down when we lost the toss! Time to stop making shit up about people blaming refs. And we won the toss.
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Post by town1 on Mar 11, 2019 19:13:10 GMT 1
Time to stop blaming the refs every week even though I agree they are poor. Heads went down when we lost the toss! Time to stop making shit up about people blaming refs. And we won the toss. Sincere apologies I stand corrected Really pleased that no one has resorted to blaming refs Our heads went down when we won the toss
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