Check your PM's mateAh that would explain it then. Cheers.
Check your PM's mateAh that would explain it then. Cheers.
Fish & Chips, a couple of beers on the way home & three points; classic!Another absolutely pitch-perfect post-match interview from King Matt!!! Paying full respect to Grimsby and acknowledging that, on the day, they were the better team and was still expecting far, far more from his own players.
What a class act. (But what a booger he must be to work for. Is he EVER happy??? )
I actually thought he was a bit overly negative. We weren't great with the ball a lot of the time, but I didnt think we were 'battered' by Grimsby. Thought it was a 50/50 game, but we had the quality where it counted.Another absolutely pitch-perfect post-match interview from King Matt!!! Paying full respect to Grimsby and acknowledging that, on the day, they were the better team and was still expecting far, far more from his own players.
What a class act. (But what a booger he must be to work for. Is he EVER happy??? )
Agreed. It was a bit of a strange game as it's unusual for us have less than, I think, 40% of possession. Forest Green and Cambridge both created decent chances against us they should have done better with whereas I thought we mostly restricted Grimsby to half-chances and long-range shots. Yes, Maxted had to make a few saves but so did McKeown in the Grimsby goal. These stats also back up the suggestion that we created the better chances, even before we scored and started to play with more confidence.I actually thought he was a bit overly negative. We weren't great with the ball a lot of the time, but I didnt think we were 'battered' by Grimsby. Thought it was a 50/50 game, but we had the quality where it counted.
jonny looked like he earnt his cornHighlights
Sadly the wi-fi has blocked You Tube so I can't view itjonny looked like he earnt his corn
Maybe he was making a fish pun?I actually thought he was a bit overly negative. We weren't great with the ball a lot of the time, but I didnt think we were 'battered' by Grimsby