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Grey to stay.

Great result. Sounded more dangerous when Peers came on.

Looking forward to Tuesday.

Rather like Boxing Day, we should have won by a bigger margin. Leamington fans I spoke to were very complimentary. They certainly missed Marsh, who signed for Forest Green yesterday for £25K. He'd scored 24 of their 51 goals in all competitions this season. Beautifully worked goal, and our third clean sheet from four games.

Onwards and upwards, a playoff spot looks increasingly within our grasp.

Quote from: Back Roads on January 02, 2020, 06:07:01 PM

On the other hand Macc have a habit of escaping from grim situations.

Suspect they will this time.......relegated, but a new saviour at the helm

It's woodlouse syndrome. You lift the stone, the woodlice are there. You put the stone back - some months later you lift the stone, and the buggers are still there.

Momentum is so important in football. We haven't always been brilliant over the holiday season, but we've come out of it with 9 points and two clean sheets.

Last time, we produced the poorest 45 minutes of our season in the first half at the New Windmill, and never looked like recovering from three goals down.

Hopefully we'll be sickness-free by Saturday, and can end the Brakes' five game unbeaten home run. I take us to battle our way to three more points.

I think you're being less than kind to Curzon. They were far better than we saw at their place, and certainly gave us a tougher test than many clubs who've been to Moss Lane this season.

Coburn; Densmore, Havern, Hannigan, White; Watmore, Richman,. Moult, Clee; Reeves, Hulme.

Subs Thompson, Young, Poole, Little, Walshaw.

White didn't look so bad when he went off tbh. Having said that, Connor did brilliantly when he came on and we should keep the same 11 that started the second half.
Wall, Peers and Taylor makes for a very lopsided bench however and it wouldn't surprise me to see a reinforcement or two brought in very soon.

For Taylor read Walker 

For 20 minutes or so I was convinced we would lose. Southport pressed us high up the field, and to lose Williams and White pointed to a very difficult afternoon. We ended the half strongly though, and once JJ scored the likely winner of Goal of the Season we were always going to win.

Harrop was booked for what looked a fair challenge, and I assume he was pulled to avoid a second yellow. He was becoming increasingly influential and it was a pity he had to come off.

Although there were obvious reasons for JJ to be MOM, I'd have given it to Hulme, who terrorised both their centre backs, worked his socks off for the whole match, and created so much space for his team mates. His best performance of the season for me.

Williams ran the game at Curzon

Absolutely !