Sutton v Swindon pre match chat and matchday thread

[Peter Venkman]

Andrew Hawed was saying that Enzo Bodewijn from Sutton was believed to be one of the 4 signings McGreal agreed

He didn't get off the bench last night, he was very highly rated at Creepy Crawley though and got a big money move to Notts County off the back of it. Always looked decent against us.

Personally I thought Ajiboye looked terrible, realyl fast and can dribble but with some of THE worst crosses I have ever seen in professional football, he had a fairly easy game up against Iandolo though who doesnt enjoy a tackle.

[Crackity Jones]

Iandolo is really frustrating in an attacking sense (for me at least) at the moment. His ability to trap and control an incoming hard pass is second to none; he makes intelligent runs with and without the ball and he takes up good positions but his final pass or cross is invariably lacking. I am sure that during our last L2 visit - thus wasn't the case. Maybe I just remember that season through Wellens tinted glasses

[THE FLASH]

Havent read back.

Watched second half on Ifollow.

Epic ground out result......lets sort out the home form.

Expectations this season have been surpassed thus far.

[Batch]

did you go in the end Flash?

first half was good!

[horlock07]

Half way to safety already....

[Berniman]

I think I heard it mentioned that this week was when Doyle started his mega run of goals

Sent from my CLT-L09

That was the point I was trying to make - he might have been in the building by the end of August, but didn't really kick on into "that" Doyle until around this time of the season

[NotHarryAgombar]

Interesting to see the comparison with the 2019/20 season - my recollection of that is our good run began with an unconvincing mid week 1-0 home win against Stevenage with Doyle scoring in added time - around this time of the year I think.
So we are not only doing better than we hoped at the start of AUgust, but better than when expectations were higher 2 years ago.  Let’s get behind the team and manager.

Last night I was in the home stand - tunnel side - not far from the place where our supporters were moved to (near the scoreboard). Some of our non playing personnel were sat just in front of us. From there I could see the penalty and the other handball a few mins earlier very clearly - both decisions were right in my view.
Their supporters’ views on their forum - thanks to PV for posting those - are pretty accurate. How their manager thinks a draw would have been a reflection of play I don’t know. Apart from the late free header and the penalty, the only other chance was I when their winger got in behind one on one and Woolacott did really well to stand er than going down too early - a better save than it looked.

[Ƭ̵̬̊: The Artist Formerly Known as CWIG]

Att: 3,443 including 574 from Swindon (officially plus several in the home end).

Gotta feel it would have been a total sell out on a Saturday.

[Peter Venkman]

Gotta feel it would have been a total sell out on a Saturday.

They had 3,905 in their last Saturday home game vs Port Vale and their official figure was 576 away fans.

[donkey]

I looked to see when it was we battered Crawley away that season as I remember that being the moment I thought we might win the league, it was the 26th of October.  Do that to Bradford and we're on  

I felt the same at Crawley, we clicked, and looked a class apart. A great afternoon that was.

[Kinky Tom]

That was the point I was trying to make - he might have been in the building by the end of August, but didn't really kick on into "that" Doyle until around this time of the season

He'd scored 8 in his 11 games with us after our 13th game that season, pretty strong numbers albeit 6 of those came in only 3 games.

[Nomoreheroes]

Surprised that McKirdy's offside goal wasn't included in the highlights package - Had to go and watch the whole game again to find it and see that he was offside (based upon a pretty poor camera angle).

[Batch]

shame it took the lino half an hour to flag. Stupid 'rule'