Could you make it 3 0 please?Not sure I fully understood the opening post of that thread… he seems to be a bit confused as to whether we are one of the clubs yet to win a match this season or not!
Dan Mooney is a certain scorer for them, which means we’ll need two goals at least.
They’ve shipped 7 at home without scoring, so despite some below par showings from us up top I do think we might knock in a few on Tuesday. That’s unless their bus parking (which is surely inevitable given their two results so far) does the job.
I’ll say 3-1 to the mighty Shrimpers. Gus, Walker and Cardwell to score in front of about 6,450.
I just think Mooney will be determined to stick one in! Hopefully we know enough about him to keep him quiet, and then yep I can revise my prediction to add in a clean sheetCould you make it 3 0 please?
Not just me then. I read it a couple of times and thought maybe I wasn't understanding it.Not sure I fully understood the opening post of that thread… he seems to be a bit confused as to whether we are one of the clubs yet to win a match this season or not!
Dan Mooney is a certain scorer for them, which means we’ll need two goals at least.
They’ve shipped 7 at home without scoring, so despite some below par showings from us up top I do think we might knock in a few on Tuesday. That’s unless their bus parking (which is surely inevitable given their two results so far) does the job.
I’ll say 3-1 to the mighty Shrimpers. Gus, Walker and Cardwell to score in front of about 6,450.
I was at that game too! 2003 I think. My old man promised me a McDonald’s on the way home too and when approaching one he said we’d stop at the next one. But there wasn’t a next one and I ended up with a disgusting sandwich from a petrol station for dinner. Got home late and dad got a bollocking off mum. Bloody miserable that was.I can remember playing Boston on a freezing cold Tuesday night, dont remember the date. My car broke down so i was late getting to game. It was an awful we lost 1-0. Dont think the crowd was even 3000. Think it was the last game for whoever the manager was then
This would be my side. Stop messing about with Ralph and Bridge, don't play Morton and Miley together, and give Wood a go.In all honesty I think we might be either unchanged or same team as York. But I would really like to see this:
CollinFor a side really lacking a creative spark at the moment, it’s really difficult to justify not giving Wood a chance here, especially as the Miley/Coker/Bridge and Miley/Morton/Coker experiment hasn’t really worked so far. In the absence of a new signing, I really hope he gets a shot.
Taylor, Kensdale, Ralph
GSM, Coker, Miley, Bridge
Wood
Cardwell, Walker
The match report sounds as dire as I remember it. Wignall did actually survive a little longer. We won at Macclesfield, but then lost at home again to Northampton which was the final nail. Infamously Ron 'couldn't see the passion in his eyes'Remember it well. Was 0-2 actually and was I think Steve Wignall’s last game in charge, Thank God. Still to this day, one of the worst performances I have seen from a Southend side.
No Husin? Would have thought he's a certain starter.This would be my side. Stop messing about with Ralph and Bridge, don't play Morton and Miley together, and give Wood a go.
See, being a manager is easy![]()
That was at home in Oct 2004. We won that 2-1.Also may have been mentioned but was it Boston at home all those years ago when Gazza was with them briefly, didn’t play? And Tesfaye ended up going in goal after Flavs got sent off!?
Kev’s said he won’t rush him back. So unlikely to be a starter for a few weeks as he works he works his way back to full fitness.No Husin? Would have thought he's a certain starter.
Coming back from injury, maybe bring him back slowly so as not to suffer a set backNo Husin? Would have thought he's a certain starter.
Yeah just been reading about that in the Echo.Coming back from injury, maybe bring him back slowly so as not to suffer a set back