I'm trying to remember the last game where every player was exceptional. They left nothing in the tank last night, good job there's a nice gap to the final.
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Same here.
Impossible to seperate.
Massive credit to Serj for making a big call (with the starting changes); worked a treat. Not pretty at times, but a magnificent defensive and team performance, with that sprinkle of magic from Belloumi with end product this time - noting Crooks' key role in both goals. Joseph with prescence of mind to get back and stand on the goal line preventing them from taking the lead (could really do with him being fit to start and play the 1st hour of the final). Panda once again doing what we needed him to do. Ajayi, magnificent. Giles, Coyle, Slater ... all of them.
Belloumi
Crooks
Egan
Fantastic display, back to our best playing away from home and another away game to come - dare to dream !!!
Crooks
Egan
Fantastic display, back to our best playing away from home and another away game to come - dare to dream !!!
Five points for first choice, three for second, one for third.
Belloumi 180
Crooks 119
Egan 32
Slater 24
Coyle 10
Ajayi 5
Pandur 5
Giles 2
McBurnie 1
Belloumi hits the top spot once again - the 4th time in the last 6 games - but although he was playing well before, he wasn't impacting on the scoreline enough. He changed that last Monday. Big players influence big games. Cometh the hour, cometh the Mo.
It was sensible of the EFL to leave a significant break between the playoff semifinals and the final. Rest the players. Then some quality preparation time before their 'most valuable game in world football' end of season showcase final.
So how have they ****ed it up so badly?
Half that available time has already elapsed and we still don't know who we're to be playing, or when.
The best we've got is that we'll be playing Southampton next Saturday, unless we don't, when we will probably play Middlesbrough, maybe a week on Wednesday.
Or maybe we won't play anyone.
Anywhere.
At which point it doesn't matter that we won't know when we're not going to play them. Or indeed, what time.
And the lads are currently preparing for this set of scenarios.
It's an absolute farce. Entirely not of our making.
It's a situation that you just couldn't make up.
Although currently some independent group of Gawd knows who's are essentially doing just that.
Belloumi 180
Crooks 119
Egan 32
Slater 24
Coyle 10
Ajayi 5
Pandur 5
Giles 2
McBurnie 1
Belloumi hits the top spot once again - the 4th time in the last 6 games - but although he was playing well before, he wasn't impacting on the scoreline enough. He changed that last Monday. Big players influence big games. Cometh the hour, cometh the Mo.
It was sensible of the EFL to leave a significant break between the playoff semifinals and the final. Rest the players. Then some quality preparation time before their 'most valuable game in world football' end of season showcase final.
So how have they ****ed it up so badly?
Half that available time has already elapsed and we still don't know who we're to be playing, or when.
The best we've got is that we'll be playing Southampton next Saturday, unless we don't, when we will probably play Middlesbrough, maybe a week on Wednesday.
Or maybe we won't play anyone.
Anywhere.
At which point it doesn't matter that we won't know when we're not going to play them. Or indeed, what time.
And the lads are currently preparing for this set of scenarios.
It's an absolute farce. Entirely not of our making.
It's a situation that you just couldn't make up.
Although currently some independent group of Gawd knows who's are essentially doing just that.