fwiw
I was impressed with the starta great response to the Cardiff game. we
were lively, first to the ball, saiz was making things happen and inspiring our
lads to make runswe could/should have had 3 already before they scored.
but. wiedwald had already partied a shot he should ve save
: [LU] weds
fwiw
I was impressed with the starta great response to the Cardiff game. we
were lively, first to the ball, saiz was making things happen and inspiring our
lads to make runswe could/should have had 3 already before they scored.
but. wiedwald had already partied a shot he
...@gn.apc.org] On Behalf Of Mark Pilling
Sent: 01 October 2017 22:18
To: leedslist
Subject: [LU] weds
fwiw
I was impressed with the starta great response to the Cardiff game. we
were lively, first to the ball, saiz was making things happen and inspiring our
lads to make runswe could
Thank you for the reassurance
Dr. Michael Benjamin
From: Richard Walker
Sent: Monday, October 2, 2017 12:35:58 PM
To: Mark Pilling; leedslist; Michael Benjamin
Subject: Re: [LU] weds
No wonder you were so pessimistic. First 25 minutes Bannan never got a kick
hard Walker
> Sent: Monday, October 2, 2017 12:35:58 PM
> To: Mark Pilling; leedslist; Michael Benjamin
> Subject: Re: [LU] weds
>
> No wonder you were so pessimistic. First 25 minutes Bannan never got a
> kick and we looked totally in control.
>
> I think the goal changed things
Just a few observations from the Tongan throne.
Firstly, the perceived weaknesses and Goalkeeper, Centre Back and Left Back
which did not show up in the first half dozen games, now seem to be there. 10
goals against in 4 games would bear this out.
Wiedwald seemed to be a bit more pragmatic i
Again I thought that the bloke marking Saiz got away with murder. e
persistently fouled him and was not given a card.
On Monday, October 2, 2017, 8:25:18 AM EDT, Kevin Lewis
wrote:
Just a few observations from the Tongan throne.
Firstly, the perceived weaknesses and Goalkeeper, Centr
I thought Siaz was our best player but could have had a couple of goals if
he'd had his shooting boots on. He's missed good chances in other games too.
On Monday, 2 October 2017, 13:32:36 BST, {broken-address} Nicholas Armit
wrote:
Again I thought that the bloke marking Saiz got away
Yes he did miss a couple, but he was heads and shoulders above everyone else
on our team.
On Monday, October 2, 2017, 8:42:43 AM EDT, {broken-address} Richard Walker
wrote:
I thought Siaz was our best player but could have had a couple of goals if
he'd had his shooting boots on. He's
>Once the Wendies took control of the game, it seemed that our defenders had
>forgotten how to play against 2 strikers. Hooper and Fletcher seemed to
>>occupy our entire back 4. Fletcher was clever enough to keep away from
>Jannson, often drifting onto Ayling to attack crosses etc.
This is ve
Looking at the league table two things are apparent.
Our current position still looks good. Fifth place, just 4 points out of top
spot with 6 wins from 11 matches; however, 4 of those wins are against the
bottom four teams whereas the two against teams currently in the top six, we've
faced hav
Sitting in BKK airport "listening " to the game on BBC updates. Sounds
like we are all over em..they have committed 5 fouls in the
first quarter hour.
Drury rehabilitated.interesting.
Soma on the bench.
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On Apr 13, 2013, at 4:25 PM, Peter Castlehouse wrote:
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