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Title: teasey deasy
Post by: wayno on October 03, 2015, 04:55:10 PM
How did he not get Mom
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Post by: Jenga on October 03, 2015, 05:20:14 PM
No idea, but he kept us in the game, great performance by Deasy, definately my MOTM.
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Post by: taxi Phil on October 03, 2015, 05:20:43 PM
No disrespect to Scott who had a very good game, but Deasy won us those three points this afternoon. But for his heroics, we could have been 2 or 3 down before Reevesy struck.

Good to see the Barrow fans applaud him at the end.
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Post by: Alty Dave on October 03, 2015, 05:55:42 PM
Well done Tim today, my MOTD today. Best yet in an Alty shirt I have seen.
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Post by: brian1925 on October 03, 2015, 05:55:55 PM
Good win against a good team. The Barrow players knew who our motm was at the end of the game! I think and hope they do well this season.
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Post by: ripleym on October 03, 2015, 06:10:06 PM
He saved one with his crotch, and I have a photo to prove it.  That alone is worthy of MOTM.
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Post by: Jenga on October 03, 2015, 06:42:31 PM
He saved one with his crotch, and I have a photo to prove it.  That alone is worthy of MOTM.
Takes some balls that.
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Post by: Mr Woolf on October 03, 2015, 09:01:31 PM
A very ballsy performance, he got shafted not getting mom
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Post by: Jezza on October 03, 2015, 09:01:47 PM
superb goalkeeping performance that....right up there with the best of stu......definetly MOTM we'd have been 3 or 4 down without those world class saves before reeves decided he wanted to score  ;D
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Post by: VofD on October 03, 2015, 09:28:40 PM
superb goalkeeping performance that....right up there with the best of stu......definetly MOTM we'd have been 3 or 4 down without those world class saves before reeves decided he wanted to score  ;D

and then got subbed for another duffer.Bizarre decision by Sinnout, unless Damian was injured, which I doubt.
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Post by: distancetraveller on October 03, 2015, 10:45:04 PM
superb goalkeeping performance that....right up there with the best of stu......definetly MOTM we'd have been 3 or 4 down without those world class saves before reeves decided he wanted to score  ;D

and then got subbed for another duffer.Bizarre decision by Sinnout, unless Damian was injured, which I doubt.

Maybe he took him off with Tues in mind.. Damo hasnt had a lot of game time this season and he wants him fresh for the Halifax game
Title: Re: teasey deasy
Post by: taxi Phil on October 03, 2015, 11:45:09 PM
Reevesy was drained....he ran his knackers off today, and the lack of game time caught up with him eventually. He'll be ready to roast Halifax on Tuesday once he's rested a little.
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Post by: Toff Apple on October 04, 2015, 07:27:06 AM
His run into the box before he was subbed, he ran out of steam a clear sign - good management
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Post by: roytonmike on October 04, 2015, 07:35:25 AM
To return to Deasy - excellent performance but the chances of the home keeper getting the official (rather than the real) MOTM award are equal to those of a snowball in Hell - I'm mildly surprised the award went to a defender as far too often it seems to go to whoever scored, irrespective of their performance.
Title: Re: teasey deasy
Post by: brian1925 on October 04, 2015, 08:43:56 AM
I just want to say, in the interests of fairness, that though Deasy was easily motm, the entire defence, superbly marshalled by Luca, was the best I've seen it all season. Parry is not spectacular, but he does what he has to do very efficiently. How far has Scott come, since being bullied by that Brackley striker in the play off semi? Thought Griff had a dodgy start yesterday, but the second half incident where he managed to keep up with their excellent number 7 and drive him out of play, showed how much he grew into the game. Hope we can defend like that every week.
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Post by: ShropshireAlty on October 04, 2015, 09:36:39 AM
I see Tim has made it into the Team Of The Day in the Non League Paper today. Very well deserved too.
Title: Re: teasey deasy
Post by: wayno on October 04, 2015, 11:38:00 AM
I just want to say, in the interests of fairness, that though Deasy was easily motm, the entire defence, superbly marshalled by Luca, was the best I've seen it all season. Parry is not spectacular, but he does what he has to do very efficiently. How far has Scott come, since being bullied by that Brackley striker in the play off semi? Thought Griff had a dodgy start yesterday, but the second half incident where he managed to keep up with their excellent number 7 and drive him out of play, showed how much he grew into the game. Hope we can defend like that every week.
totally agree my only single frustration yesterday was our inability to put corners and free kicks into the danger area .. all were either over or under hit from James and Sinnott. . That aside very happy
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Post by: markecky on October 04, 2015, 12:26:26 PM
superb goalkeeping performance that....right up there with the best of stu......definetly MOTM we'd have been 3 or 4 down without those world class saves before reeves decided he wanted to score  ;D

and then got subbed for another duffer.Bizarre decision by Sinnout, unless Damian was injured, which I doubt.

Deasy was superb yesterday, solid as a rock and backed up by the lads in front of him fighting for everything.

Was it really so baffling to sub the lone striker after he had grafted so hard for 71 mins?  Usually happens to Rankine as well when he does the same, pretty standard football procedure.

In the NLP, looks like something has finally got to the manager in terms of abuse from some supporters?  It will be an absolute tragedy in my opinion if the comments from a few damages the process of us trying to push the club onwards.

Be careful what you wish for I'd say, "Sinnout" isn't to know that you have got stuck into every manager since this forum started in 2006.
Title: Re: teasey deasy
Post by: roytonmike on October 04, 2015, 12:29:31 PM
superb goalkeeping performance that....right up there with the best of stu......definetly MOTM we'd have been 3 or 4 down without those world class saves before reeves decided he wanted to score  ;D
and then got subbed for another duffer.Bizarre decision by Sinnout, unless Damian was injured, which I doubt.
Deasy was superb yesterday, solid as a rock and backed up by the lads in front of him fighting for everything.
Was it really so baffling to sub the lone striker after he had grafted so hard for 71 mins? Usually happens to Rankine as well when he does the same, pretty standard football procedure.
In the NLP, looks like something has finally got to the manager in terms of abuse from some supporters? It will be an absolute tragedy in my opinion if the comments from a few damages the process of us trying to push the club onwards.
Be careful what you wish for I'd say, "Sinnout" isn't to know that you have got stuck into every manager since this forum started in 2006.
100% right in every respect, Mark.
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Post by: Mick on October 04, 2015, 12:38:20 PM
superb goalkeeping performance that....right up there with the best of stu......definetly MOTM we'd have been 3 or 4 down without those world class saves before reeves decided he wanted to score  ;D

and then got subbed for another duffer.Bizarre decision by Sinnout, unless Damian was injured, which I doubt.

Bizarre post more like......Damian was worn out - he said so later - ran and ran and lack of game time having an effect
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Post by: LymmRobin on October 04, 2015, 12:40:35 PM
superb goalkeeping performance that....right up there with the best of stu......definetly MOTM we'd have been 3 or 4 down without those world class saves before reeves decided he wanted to score  ;D

and then got subbed for another duffer.Bizarre decision by Sinnout, unless Damian was injured, which I doubt.

Deasy was superb yesterday, solid as a rock and backed up by the lads in front of him fighting for everything.

Was it really so baffling to sub the lone striker after he had grafted so hard for 71 mins?  Usually happens to Rankine as well when he does the same, pretty standard football procedure.

In the NLP, looks like something has finally got to the manager in terms of abuse from some supporters?  It will be an absolute tragedy in my opinion if the comments from a few damages the process of us trying to push the club onwards.

Be careful what you wish for I'd say, "Sinnout" isn't to know that you have got stuck into every manager since this forum started in 2006.


As ever Mark, you are the voice of reason.  Very well said.
Title: Re: teasey deasy
Post by: bumble on October 04, 2015, 12:56:06 PM
superb goalkeeping performance that....right up there with the best of stu......definetly MOTM we'd have been 3 or 4 down without those world class saves before reeves decided he wanted to score  ;D

and then got subbed for another duffer.Bizarre decision by Sinnout, unless Damian was injured, which I doubt.

Bizarre post more like......Damian was worn out - he said so later - ran and ran and lack of game time having an effect

Plus by this time next week he might have had 3 games in 8 days
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Post by: Sarf London Alty on October 04, 2015, 02:06:32 PM
superb goalkeeping performance that....right up there with the best of stu......definetly MOTM we'd have been 3 or 4 down without those world class saves before reeves decided he wanted to score  ;D

and then got subbed for another duffer.Bizarre decision by Sinnout, unless Damian was injured, which I doubt.

Deasy was superb yesterday, solid as a rock and backed up by the lads in front of him fighting for everything.

Was it really so baffling to sub the lone striker after he had grafted so hard for 71 mins?  Usually happens to Rankine as well when he does the same, pretty standard football procedure.

In the NLP, looks like something has finally got to the manager in terms of abuse from some supporters?  It will be an absolute tragedy in my opinion if the comments from a few damages the process of us trying to push the club onwards.

Be careful what you wish for I'd say, "Sinnout" isn't to know that you have got stuck into every manager since this forum started in 2006.


What was said in the NLP then? Would buy my own copy but abroad at the mo.
Title: Re: teasey deasy
Post by: York Alty on October 04, 2015, 02:15:23 PM
"everyone has their favourites, but some comments are uncalled for"

"fans have to remember that i am always 24 hours form the sack but also 24 hours from resigning"

make of that what you will.
Title: Re: teasey deasy
Post by: Hamilton on October 04, 2015, 04:50:26 PM
"everyone has their favourites, but some comments are uncalled for"

"fans have to remember that i am always 24 hours form the sack but also 24 hours from resigning"

make of that what you will.

I believe the phrase, "Be careful what you wish for...." is pertinent here.

I think Mark Ecky's post earlier was spot on.
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Post by: ripleym on October 04, 2015, 05:49:33 PM
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Post by: eightiesrobin on October 04, 2015, 06:26:02 PM
If you used that shot in a spot the ball (oo-er) competition (remember those?) then no-one would ever win.
Title: Re: teasey deasy
Post by: wayno on October 04, 2015, 06:27:20 PM
Bet he didn't feel like doing too much teasing after that
Title: Re: teasey deasy
Post by: brian1925 on October 04, 2015, 06:47:07 PM
I don't know what has annoyed Lee, but if it is related to Jordan, as I suspect, then he can hardly be surprised can he? From the moment the club signed the manager's son, this was always on the cards (and the biggest reason I was against it in the first place). Obviously, if there was verbal abuse, then whatever your feelings towards Jordan Sinnott, that's just not acceptable, but if it's just about fans preferring the player who came on, then that's different.
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Post by: JTH on October 05, 2015, 10:29:56 AM
I don't know what has annoyed Lee, but if it is related to Jordan, as I suspect, then he can hardly be surprised can he? From the moment the club signed the manager's son, this was always on the cards (and the biggest reason I was against it in the first place). Obviously, if there was verbal abuse, then whatever your feelings towards Jordan Sinnott, that's just not acceptable, but if it's just about fans preferring the player who came on, then that's different.


LS has never come across as an ego looking for an argument, quite the reverse in fact. I think it's clear there's some personal abuse / accusations of nepotism he thinks are beyond the pale. Having seen Sinnott Jr given an extended run in the side I think it's fair to say he's been a disappointment and certainly no better than Sean Williams. That said, given Griffithsgate it's clear we were having trouble recruiting quality midfielders so it may be that JS represented a sensible option.

I do agree that by signing his son LS has made himself a hostage to fortune. However, there are some who give him little credit for restoring us to the top half dozen semi pro clubs, which was after all our reputation in the late 70s through to the mid 90s.
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Post by: ManagementGuru on October 05, 2015, 10:39:10 AM
JTH - I agree and posted something similar in parallel on Barrow Match Thread
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Post by: brian1925 on October 05, 2015, 11:18:30 AM
A brilliant post by JTH - sums up my feelings 100%.