Flavs - 'worst spell of his career'

[Pubey]

http://www.echo-news.co.uk/display.var.1951890.0..php

Seems Tilly has a big decision to make

 

[Southend_Lady]

I love Darryl, its about time his peachy ar*e was back between the sticks :D

 

[Pubey]

I love Darryl, its about time his peachy ar*e was back between the sticks :D

It seems to me that you aren't judging him on his ball handling skills.... or are you!?:p

 

[TrueBlue]

I love Darryl, its about time his peachy ar*e was back between the sticks :D

Dirty woman!!!! ....... Now eat your steak!!!

 

[Napster]

Poor old Daryl. I'm sure the worst spell was when he was released by Southend and only Havant and Waterlooville showed an interest. Or when his brother died. Or when he was arrested. Actually, all three of those happened around the same time, I bet this was his worst time.

 

[SARF]

I thought he had a very average game against the Daggers

 

[Leeboy]

I thought he had a very average game against the Daggers

agreed. Thought he was at major fault for the second goal - virtually layed on the floor, at his near post, and let the ball fly over his head........

 

[Jam_Man]

I thought he had a very average game against the Daggers

Did nothing wrong from what I saw.

agreed. Thought he was at major fault for the second goal - virtually layed on the floor, at his near post, and let the ball fly over his head........

Thats harsh, it was a decent finish. Doubt Collis would have done any better if the Bristol goal was anything to go by...

 

[DTS]

I love Darryl as a servant to the club but personally feel more comfortable with Collis in goal.

 

[Rayleigh boy]

great credit to Darryl how he remained professional about Tilsons decision -

basically he was the scapegoat for the chaos in front of him as Barrat and Clarke proved week after week their inability to dominate the box from set pieces or crossed balls - with Collis it seems to have gone back to square one with set pieces still being a major weakness -

now Darryls back we can sort it out for good -

 

[i_luv_b&s_fc]

agreed. Thought he was at major fault for the second goal - virtually layed on the floor, at his near post, and let the ball fly over his head........

sorry totally dissagree with this i am affraid, i feel he did enough to warrent a place in the starting line up on saturday.
there wasn't a lot he could've done about either goal, and the second one was a massive defensive error!

 

[C C Csiders]

agreed. Thought he was at major fault for the second goal - virtually layed on the floor, at his near post, and let the ball fly over his head........

Absolutely spot on. Had he stood on his tiny 'ickle tippy-toes he would have stopped that ball, by just holding his arms up. Falling backwards as the ball was hit was a major error, and had that been Collis, he would have been crucified.

Sorry to use that last word, as it must make Flavs' heart tremble, as he is clearly terrified of crosses.

 

[Interpol Shrimper]

the second one was a massive defensive error!

Yet another one :(

 

[Shrimper2thecore]

Thats the life of a keeper, and I hope he does not stay in the side, did not to enough to suggest he should against the Daggers

 

[Jam_Man]

Falling backwards as the ball was hit was a major error, and had that been Collis, he would have been crucified.

..and as its Flahavan he is being crucified.

Doesnt matter who is in goal these days part of the support will blame the keeper whenever a goal goes in.

People who blame Flavs for that goal will no doubt be ignoring the lame attempt at a save Collis made against Bristol Rovers one shot, and Im sure Flav fans will do the same.

 

[MissWestStand]

I love Darryl, its about time his peachy ar*e was back between the sticks :D

He's mine fellow Darryl lover lol

 

[i_luv_b&s_fc]

He's mine fellow Darryl lover lol

CAT FIGHT!:D :D :D

 

[MissWestStand]

CAT FIGHT!:D :D :D

Should I be scared?! I love her really... but he is mine :D

 

[i_luv_b&s_fc]

Should I be scared?! I love her really... but he is mine :D

i dont mind, i quite like the thought of a cat fight on the zone, Scott, bring the steaks!;)

 

[Cliff Pavilion]

He seems pretty sure that he will be playing on Saturday which is interesting. I assumed he was just picked for the cup game, as Collis was when Flavs was playing in the league.

I also don't think the interview shows great professionalism on Flahavan's part. He's moaning about being dropped (something that happens to all players) as being the "worst" moment of his career. As Napster pointed it, this is clearly an exaggeration. There's also no sense of respect or alliance with Collis: "I was having a bad time, Steve deserved his chance" type of thing.

I don't really care who plays in goal at the moment. This season, I feel we have the choice of two distinctly average keepers.