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The B&S Fanclub said:
Pardon me....It's funny then that I didn't see the defence slicing pass or the incisive run, or the faint to create space, or the challenge for the 50/50, or the tackle. There's only one thing for it. I must have blinked at the time. As I said he was as good and as bad as the rest of them.
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He certainly did feint to create space on several occasions.
 
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Seri - despite some of his falling over routines, which seemed unnecessary, his passing was outstanding, one ball in the first half to Christie was literally onto his toe, shame the players receiving them couldn’t do anything with it.

Greaves - took his goal well, played the LB roll well again, although I’m not sure why he’s still there if Elder & Fleming aren’t injured.

Christie - The rest weren’t great, but Christie probably nicked it for his attacking part of the game.
 
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Figs - looked very assured
Seri - maestro
Greaves - scored and can thread a great pass into the box from deep

Honourables...
Christie - Mr consistent
Baxter - has learned when to go short, when to go long
Longman - great off the ball again

Poor...
Coyle - looked rusty
Slater - purely for not even taking a shot at that open goal
Woods - didn't seem with it at all
Tufan - took a while to get into it
 
Seri - if only we had players in front of him who could play at his level

Greaves - he won me £410 so in by default

Fig - least worst of the rest
 
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Seri on a different level
Figueredo mainly because of the sginificant improvement from previous games
Hard pressed to find a third
 
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