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« Reply #270 on: Tuesday, November 22, 2011, 10:42:08 »

Come on chaps...little over the top eh?

Blimey we all were one of those scally's once wasn't we...a fart bomb and some silly chants :gay:
Course it is embarasing to watch and hear but we all have acted similar especially with a few beers in us surely.

When our younger fans start abusing old woman or beating up pensioners then it is time for a good clip.......in the main we have got some good young fans.

After three,1-2-3...........Swindun,Swindun Ra,Ra Rahhhhhhh! Grin

Sorry leefer, got to disagree a bit here. I will echo what football not longball said. I saw 3 fans being escorted away by the Old Bill or stewards. The frist was from just inside the home end I think, after they scored. Sounds like one of ours from what was siad earlier. The second was one of the young element who was arguing the toss and looked like he was back soon after. The third was the older bloke whe was being helped away by two of the Old Bill after he got caught up in the fuckwittery our fans instigated after a dodgy decision. I can understnd the anger over the decision because it was atrocious but, some of our fans just don't seem to give a flying fuck about how their actions impact on others. "We're Swindon Town and we do what we want"? Whoopee fucking shit.

As for the game-

Very poor and disjointed first half and a clear error by Risser leading to their goal. Not that Risser was the only person not up to speed. Many of the class players of recent weeks had poor games, or starts at least. McCormack, Ritchie, De Vita were all off their game to start with. McCormack pulled it back together and Ritchie had good moments. Bringing Gabilondo on for De Vita was a really good move and made a big difference to the game as did the switch between Ritchie and Smith. Connell worked hard and had some good moments but his poor finishing let him down badly. Foderingham was the dogs bollocks and if we were ever able to keep him, I think he could develop the legendary status of Saint Fraser of Digby (though I saw him put a kick into touch for the first time ever).

The two penalties looked stone bonkers to me. Connell gets flattened by a body charge from behind and Caddis is about to work his magic when suddenly his legs are out from underneath him. Hardly a surprise they weren't given though. Wimbledons defence must get training as a troop of acrobats as they spend a lot of time climbing all over the opposition. Jake spent most of his time in the final quarter of the pitch with someone climbing on his shoulders.

The BBC stats say it all-

Possession
AFC Wimbledon 41%    Swindon 59%

Attempts on target
AFC Wimbledon 5      Swindon 4

Attempts off target
AFC Wimbledon 2               Swindon 8

Corners
AFC Wimbledon 8        Swindon 7

Fouls
AFC Wimbledon 12     Swindon 6

It was ours to win......

As for the ground, I was with SWMBO in the front row behind our dug out. Yes the view was restricted. This could have been helped by Wimbledon sending someone out half an hour before kick off to run a squeegee or chamois leather over the plastic. The biggest obstruction to view was the condensation. Another ground with the fans tight to the pitch. The way I like it. A really ace view of the PdC show Cheesy Watching his reactions to misses, fouls etc was priceless. He wears his heart on his sleeve. As to not seeing the Caddis penaltey, the greif he gave the 4th official suggests he was being holding his toungue in the post match interview. Every time he thumped the dugout, those inside got showered with water dripping off the roof. All kept schtum though Cheesy As did the substitutes as he educated them on the errors of the ways of whoever made a mistake on the pitch.

Overall a good experience with a few negative points.
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« Reply #271 on: Tuesday, November 22, 2011, 11:42:09 »

Wow, sure didn't feel like we had 59% of the possession. I'd have gone with Wimbledon 30%, Swindon 20% and pigeons 50 %.

That said, we did pile on the pressure for the last 25 minutes.

Still delighted with an away point give i felt we weren't really at the races, now lets consolidate with 3 points at home - that would make a great 7 days.
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« Reply #272 on: Tuesday, November 22, 2011, 11:58:09 »

Juat watched the highlights for the first time - the reaction of the Wombles defenders suggests that we should have had a penalty for the trip on Caddis.

Hint to referees, if a defender turns to look at you as if he is afraid that he/one of his team mates is about to get sent off, it normally means that they really did commit a foul.
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« Reply #273 on: Tuesday, November 22, 2011, 12:11:03 »

Thought at the time is was a stonewaller despite my judgement being clouded by a few jars and a crap view. I was happy to be proved wrong but the highlights just show the ref up for what he was all game. How can you book a player for that i'll never know either.

I caught a glimpse of Millwall v the Slave Traders on the sunday. Darius Henderson ran through, couldn't quite get on the end of a through ball and embarrassingly threw himself to the ground to try and win a pen/sending off. Shitty defender quite rightly told him to get up (and probably should have lumped the cheating shit). Ref did naff all. And they wonder why we want consistency.
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« Reply #274 on: Tuesday, November 22, 2011, 12:19:15 »

Just watch the highlights on player. For anyone who didn't go I think a couple of Connell's first half chances are missing and Flints air kick as well.

Great save from Fodders on 1:24ish. Good tip over in the second half too.
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« Reply #275 on: Tuesday, November 22, 2011, 13:46:41 »

Looking at the highlights Risser really should have cleared the cross that went in for their goal.  Certainly a clear cut penalty as well.
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« Reply #276 on: Tuesday, November 22, 2011, 14:03:04 »

Even i could have cleared that
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« Reply #277 on: Tuesday, November 22, 2011, 14:18:57 »

Sign him ^^^^ up Cheesy
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« Reply #278 on: Tuesday, November 22, 2011, 14:49:56 »

Looking at the highlights Risser really should have cleared the cross that went in for their goal. 

Not an excuse bit it looked to either bobble or take a deflection. These things happen. I was more concerned about the lack of "bite" in midfield until Smith came on and Risser went off.
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« Reply #279 on: Tuesday, November 22, 2011, 14:54:17 »

We lose what Ferry gives us when he's busy covering Risser... Jonny gives him the freedom to run forward.
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« Reply #280 on: Tuesday, November 22, 2011, 15:18:51 »

In my original post I completely forgot to mention the PdC "Come to Papa" moment when we scored- he turns to the crowd, arms held out pouting the "I am the God of Football" look he does so well, walks towards the barriers beckoning the crowd in and he gets mobbed Clap
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« Reply #281 on: Thursday, November 24, 2011, 13:53:58 »

As for the ground, I was with SWMBO in the front row behind our dug out. Yes the view was restricted. This could have been helped by Wimbledon sending someone out half an hour before kick off to run a squeegee or chamois leather over the plastic. The biggest obstruction to view was the condensation.

I e mailed Wimbledon re this the other day and have just had a response-

Thanks for your email including your kind comments and feedback. I will
pass your comments about the shelter on to the Operations team so they
can try and sort something out for future games. We know our stadium can
do with some other improvements too and we will be doing as much as we
can within our budget to improve things in future.

Thanks again. See you on 2 January.

Regards,

Chris Atkinson
AFC Wimbledon

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