Tamworth Tuesday 13:23 - Dec 15 with 11788 views | Delboy | Unless Jim and the players are able to find a way we are in for another potential bore fest. Tamworth have no obligation to entertain and following a few early season thrashings tend to set up to frustrate, a method that has brought them some success recently and which inevitably works against our slow possesion based style. To avoid the usual depressing sonario against this type of team surely Jim sees the need to start the game hard and fast and keep going forward even if we are fortunate to score early. For once I would like to see the oppostion defenders have a torrid time instead of sitting back comfortably while we pass nonchalontly around the edge of the area. I would love to be pleasantly surprised but I suppose in all honesty I am steeled for more frustration. | | | | |
Tamworth Tuesday on 21:57 - Dec 17 with 1520 views | D_Alien | Got the job done in the end, which makes our last 8 league games: LWLWLWLW Given that sequence, i'd probably settle for a draw against Boston... (Not really) | |
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Tamworth Tuesday on 22:13 - Dec 17 with 1289 views | JumeirahDale | So glad I was able to watch Dagenham but not this, ffs. Can anyone summarise the red card? Sounds like your average National League refereeing tbf. | | | |
Tamworth Tuesday on 22:29 - Dec 17 with 1093 views | dalenumber2 |
Tamworth Tuesday on 22:13 - Dec 17 by JumeirahDale | So glad I was able to watch Dagenham but not this, ffs. Can anyone summarise the red card? Sounds like your average National League refereeing tbf. |
I was there but didn’t see what happened. I believe that Barlow elbowed one of their players in the face and the ref sent the wrong player off? But not 100% sure. | | | |
Tamworth Tuesday on 22:31 - Dec 17 with 1076 views | judd |
Tamworth Tuesday on 18:41 - Dec 17 by TVOS1907 | Where to? |
Off work | |
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Tamworth Tuesday on 22:38 - Dec 17 with 991 views | 442Dale | Comprehensive win in the end but have to wonder how the game would have gone without the sending off. Despite plenty of misgivings, we did at least shoot more and that alone has led to one goal and a lesson learnt. God knows what XI we will see on Saturday, and what change that will mean, but we had to get results in these two home games and it’s half a job done. | |
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Tamworth Tuesday on 22:44 - Dec 17 with 928 views | mikehunt | As far as I could gather their player kicked out at ours and he then went and pushed their player over. Ref spoke to his assistant for a while so, were it a mistake, there are two to blame. I thought our player should have had a yellow though. | |
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Tamworth Tuesday on 22:48 - Dec 17 with 873 views | dingdangblue |
Tamworth Tuesday on 21:10 - Dec 17 by dawlishdale | Referee getting it all wrong. Chaos [Post edited 17 Dec 21:19]
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Looked like the lino who made the decision - their 18 definitely grabbed/manhandled Barlow but couldn't see a red from that. | |
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Tamworth Tuesday on 22:51 - Dec 17 with 838 views | onedalefan |
Tamworth Tuesday on 22:44 - Dec 17 by mikehunt | As far as I could gather their player kicked out at ours and he then went and pushed their player over. Ref spoke to his assistant for a while so, were it a mistake, there are two to blame. I thought our player should have had a yellow though. |
Barlow did get booked. | | | | Login to get fewer ads
Tamworth Tuesday on 22:54 - Dec 17 with 797 views | TVOS1907 |
Tamworth Tuesday on 22:48 - Dec 17 by dingdangblue | Looked like the lino who made the decision - their 18 definitely grabbed/manhandled Barlow but couldn't see a red from that. |
The fourth official was involved as well. The Tamworth Twitter is saying they were told the red card was for a stamp by their player. Some video evidence should clear it up. | |
| When I was your age, I used to enjoy the odd game of tennis. Or was it golf? |
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Tamworth Tuesday on 22:58 - Dec 17 with 756 views | EllDale |
Tamworth Tuesday on 22:44 - Dec 17 by mikehunt | As far as I could gather their player kicked out at ours and he then went and pushed their player over. Ref spoke to his assistant for a while so, were it a mistake, there are two to blame. I thought our player should have had a yellow though. |
Three to blame as I’m sure that the fourth official was consulted as well and was actually on the pitch at one stage. The ref was also listening quite intently to his earpiece as well. It was getting pretty hectic in the couple of minutes prior to that with some hefty challenges going in. | | | |
Tamworth Tuesday on 23:14 - Dec 17 with 619 views | D_Alien |
Tamworth Tuesday on 22:54 - Dec 17 by TVOS1907 | The fourth official was involved as well. The Tamworth Twitter is saying they were told the red card was for a stamp by their player. Some video evidence should clear it up. |
A stamp? Is that what the Tamworth Twitter posted? | |
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Tamworth Tuesday on 23:20 - Dec 17 with 561 views | TVOS1907 |
Tamworth Tuesday on 23:14 - Dec 17 by D_Alien | A stamp? Is that what the Tamworth Twitter posted? |
Arf. | |
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Tamworth Tuesday on 23:21 - Dec 17 with 545 views | leedsdale |
Tamworth Tuesday on 23:14 - Dec 17 by D_Alien | A stamp? Is that what the Tamworth Twitter posted? |
Didnt get the joke edit [Post edited 17 Dec 23:22]
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Tamworth Tuesday on 23:26 - Dec 17 with 513 views | turnthescrew | The ref got the incident and the card decisions correct. He consulted the linesman and 4th official, and quite properly took his time. The Tamworth player stamped out at Barlow after a bit of a kerfuffle between the two. The red card was for violent conduct and Barlow was correctly booked for roughing the player who was dismissed. The lad who was sent off was at great pains to explain to McNulty what has happened as he was leaving the field and even he demonstrated a lunging/stamping action, so even it was misinterpreted by the officials, it was an invite to them to deal with it. Give them a reason and they will act upon it. The result was deserved whether they had 10 or 11 men. The only thing they offered was a crash against the bar from an excellent free kick, otherwise - nothing. The benefits of shooting at goal ably demonstrated by Kyron Gordon. Okeke was MoM for me. pacy, direct and effective. Knows how to cross a ball into dangerous areas. Three welcome points and another home match on Saturday. Sleep well. | | | |
Tamworth Tuesday on 23:29 - Dec 17 with 492 views | TVOS1907 |
Tamworth Tuesday on 23:26 - Dec 17 by turnthescrew | The ref got the incident and the card decisions correct. He consulted the linesman and 4th official, and quite properly took his time. The Tamworth player stamped out at Barlow after a bit of a kerfuffle between the two. The red card was for violent conduct and Barlow was correctly booked for roughing the player who was dismissed. The lad who was sent off was at great pains to explain to McNulty what has happened as he was leaving the field and even he demonstrated a lunging/stamping action, so even it was misinterpreted by the officials, it was an invite to them to deal with it. Give them a reason and they will act upon it. The result was deserved whether they had 10 or 11 men. The only thing they offered was a crash against the bar from an excellent free kick, otherwise - nothing. The benefits of shooting at goal ably demonstrated by Kyron Gordon. Okeke was MoM for me. pacy, direct and effective. Knows how to cross a ball into dangerous areas. Three welcome points and another home match on Saturday. Sleep well. |
That's a good point about Okeke. I thought he offered us something new on that flank. | |
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Tamworth Tuesday on 23:50 - Dec 17 with 407 views | dingdangblue |
Tamworth Tuesday on 23:14 - Dec 17 by D_Alien | A stamp? Is that what the Tamworth Twitter posted? |
Worth a Pat on the back that one. First class. | |
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Tamworth Tuesday on 00:17 - Dec 18 with 340 views | Sandyman | Strange game. We were pleasingly on the front foot looking to go forward at almost every opportunity. Unusual, but good to see. Maybe a lacklustre Tamworth side allowed that to happen. Still, no end product. Many more chances created and attempted than during the Dagenham debacle, but no goal scored. Throughout, and it got much worse, bizarre refereeing decisions were spoiling the game. We'll have to wait and see footage of the yellow / red card decision in the second half. Then the ref got even worse. Great to see us playing so positively and, eventually, deservedly scoring goals and gaining points, which is what the game is all about. Well done Jim and the players. | | | |
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