Wasn’t at the game today - but this sounds so promising. We know Colin is a “shot stopper” but sounds like other parts of his game are moving forward (someone else mentioned his kicking was composed). He could be a huge asset for us. Where did we find him?Yes he came for everything. At one point in the second half, he came for a cross, their player hit Ndi hard while he was collecting the ball and their player just bounced off him, hit the deck and needed treatment
He was a Tilson recommendation after playing at South Essex College.Wasn’t at the game today - but this sounds so promising. We know Colin is a “shot stopper” but sounds like other parts of his game are moving forward (someone else mentioned his kicking was composed). He could be a huge asset for us. Where did we find him?
Wasn’t at the game today - but this sounds so promising. We know Colin is a “shot stopper” but sounds like other parts of his game are moving forward (someone else mentioned his kicking was composed). He could be a huge asset for us. Where did we find him?
It wasn't announced, even he didn't know! lol ... apparently, it was the NL chairman who passed recently.Fantastic!
James Walker's mum loved the reception you sll gave her just before KO. An update next week re his promising progress thanks to all the additional therapy sessions your kind donations have helped to buy
Just one odd question from yesterday. What was the minutes silence for at the start? I didn't hear any tannoy announcement.
Extremely pleased and proud of Oli. Took his opportunity. He's a decent player and a really nice genuine lad.An England, Chelsea, Spurs and West Ham forward once famously remarked on TV that football is a funny old game. He could equally have said it is full of surprises. We spent a goodly portion of the latter part of last week scanning Zone for news that Marcus Dackers had joined. He didn't. But had he done so would we have seen Kev call him on at 1-0 yesterday in an attempt to secure victory? Instead it fell to Oli Coker to answer the summons and produce a wonderful cameo, with a goal, an assist and some inspired passing.
And as if to reinforce Greavsie's point, this morning Blues sit proudly top of the table, with a goal difference of +4. Not bottom with a goal difference of - 4. Yep, it sure is a funny old game.
Well done to everyone involved in the result from the staff, fans, players and coaches. Yesterday was testament to what can be achieved at this club. We now need some owners /investors to carry forward the good work and see us return to the EFL.
COYB!!!
What a day and what a performance from everyone, both on the pitch and in the stands....And I include Oldham fans.
The finishing for all 4 goals will give you a good insight for the game. You know its good when the 4th official trumps his unexplainable 6mins in the first half to 10 mins extra for the second......He was enjoying watching the "Blue Brazil' so much he didn't want to go home.
Unplayable pitch, unfit side, lack of friendlies, no one on the bench......Go large on an Oldham win, wouldn't be surprised if its 3 or 4 today. The joy of us all be totally wrong and for some the happiest losing bet you've ever made
We may be in the NL but is there single player or member of staff you could dislike. There are all top boys and girls. Be honest even when doing well as a club there are players who irritate you but not any of them.....God bless them all and may the patron Saint of injuries look over them.
An England, Chelsea, Spurs and West Ham forward once famously remarked on TV that football is a funny old game. He could equally have said it is full of surprises. We spent a goodly portion of the latter part of last week scanning Zone for news that Marcus Dackers had joined. He didn't. But had he done so would we have seen Kev call him on at 1-0 yesterday in an attempt to secure victory? Instead it fell to Oli Coker to answer the summons and produce a wonderful cameo, with a goal, an assist and some inspired passing.
And as if to reinforce Greavsie's point, this morning Blues sit proudly top of the table, with a goal difference of +4. Not bottom with a goal difference of - 4. Yep, it sure is a funny old game.
Well done to everyone involved in the result from the staff, fans, players and coaches. Yesterday was testament to what can be achieved at this club. We now need some owners /investors to carry forward the good work and see us return to the EFL.
COYB!!!
Thanks mate. The boys and wife really enjoyed it. I used to go to pretty much all the home games in the 90s and early 2000s, plus some away games so it was great to be back at the Hall after all this time. Unfortunately we're heading back to Japan soon so we won't be able to offer our good luck charm services for any more games this season.So @SamuraiBlue comes to the Hall today with his wife and family after 14 years away. Well mate, if you bring that sort of good luck with you then please come back again. Really pleased it was a good performance for your return.
That is spot on BoyWonderThat is a very, very good point.
Forget their outstanding loyalty, forget your opinion of them as football players or management, as people they are fantastic. A genuine team of likeable people.
They are great ambassadors for this great Club of ours and long may that continue.
We’ve had enough arseholes play for this Club, enough people stealing a living, enough people who couldn’t give a toss about Southend. That is an accusation you can throw at any of them.
True, but he did it very well and with some style.Don't do ratings personally but I'll make an exception this time.
Everyone gets a 10 except Collin. He gets a 1. He did pretty much nothing the whole match.