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7 minutes ago, SiJ said:

How on earth did we manage to get ourselves so exposed down the left side.

 

A nice passing move and they're pretty much one on one with our keeper.

 

The goal that probably relegated us.

Further to this, we are the team one nil up here in a must win game.

 

You know, we should be the one compact, not giving an inch.

 

If you watched that goal with no idea as to the context/score, you'd think Stoke were leading and had just done us on a counter. 

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keeping it tight isn't a tactic that these players can achieve - too many simply switch off at some point(s). 15 mins to run the clock down, as Plymouth and Blackburn did, but we go missing at a crucial point and then that's our season done. It's naive and inexcusable to leave yourselves that open in this game, at that point in such important circumstances.

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Honestly, I thought the ref was going to blow up for a foul or offside when they pretty much went clean through.

 

I just assumed something must of happened for them to suddenly be one on one with our keeper. But it turns out the reason was we are crap.

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It was a well worked goal tbh. Good passing and one touch play and the finish was class. Defensively we were caught out, and at such a critical time. There was also a move 5 minutes later when they completely ripped us open and luckily the ball hit their own player or else that was 2-1.

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1 minute ago, GoodyOwl said:

It was a well worked goal tbh. Good passing and one touch play and the finish was class. Defensively we were caught out, and at such a critical time. There was also a move 5 minutes later when they completely ripped us open and luckily the ball hit their own player or else that was 2-1.

 

Yeah, I'd forgotten about that.

 

From where we were sat, it looked like it was going in until it hit their player.

 

From being so on top and limiting Stoke to very few meaningful attacks for the first hour, we suddenly completely lost control of that game, didn't we?

 

The ball was no longer sticking in the final third, we weren't building attacks as we had in the first half, and we allowed the game to become stretched (which was probably inevitable at 1-1, but shouldn't have been when we were winning 1-0).

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Easy to say as an armchair fan but he telegraphed the finish by opening his body up, Beadle should've taken another step to his left to anticipate it.

 

However in all honestly we need to be scoring more than once at home against a poor side.take a 2-0 lead and there is no way stoke come back.

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Its difficult to say whether he should have gotten a hand to it or not. Think it was one of them where the ball had gone past him before he was able to react. I wouldn't put any blame on Beadle. The defence once again left him open.

 

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