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Cartman · 28th October 2017, 19.27:10

It's not the worst we've seen by far, but persisting with Dunn is the biggest clanger Keates has made all season. If anyone has the time to come up with some stats, you'll find that Dunn has been responsible for over half the goals we've conceded this season, yet probably played in only around a quarter of the games. Both Coddington and Dibble have a tremendous record, then there's this baffoon.

Red Light · 28th October 2017, 19.37:03

Dunn was arguably at fault for both goals midweek at Fylde - a fumbled free kick for the first and beaten at the near post for the second.

Four goals conceded in two matches now after or rave reviews of our defence.

I would start Dibble - he looks much better and far more agile - a safer pair of hands. But we had it previously with DK - he only seems to make a keeper change when it's forced upon him by injury.

Jos Mayebi was the Bruce Grobbelar of the National League - absolutely brilliant or prone to howlers of the highest order.

Stockport away when he punched the ball into his own net from a corner to his near post.

Mansfield away on live TV when their keeper booted a ball the length of the pitch straight into our net.

Cambridge United at home - leading 1 - 0 with a Leon Clowes header when JM attempted to clear the ball only passed it straight to their forward who ran onto it and scored.

Mark Morris & Vince o Keefe were prone to clangers - all keepers make them - some more than others but they get the earache as it usually results in a goal.

gazaw · 28th October 2017, 19.57:38

Keepers make mistakes, some prove to be very costly others they get away with. I am sure Chris Dunn has held his hand up and taken the blame for the first goal however I doubt whether the player who should have marked the centre half for the second will have done the same. A little unfair to slate the keeper whether Dibble is a better keeper is a matter of opinion. Believe Mignolet is still no1 at Liverpool and he has made his fair share of errors.

Red day · 28th October 2017, 19.57:38

Seem to remember Mike Ingham rolling ball out in front of him and forward who was stood behind him got to ball and played it back to another forward who scored, think it was against torquay

Wxmspiller · 28th October 2017, 20.01:07

I remember first game of season round 1996 ish think it was reading we won 3 1 I think away goalie lifted his foot too high from a pass back and it went straight in lol
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Red day · 28th October 2017, 20.03:19

Seem to remember Mike Ingham rolling ball out in front of him and forward who was stood behind him got to ball and played it back to another forward who scored, think it was against torquay

gazaw · 28th October 2017, 20.15:16

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Originally Posted by Wxmspiller

I remember first game of season round 1996 ish think it was reading we won 3 1 I think away goalie lifted his foot too high from a pass back and it went straight in lol
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Was it Shaka Hislop?

jonesfach · 28th October 2017, 20.24:21

Calling officer dibble.......

The cross for the first was a complete miss hit to be fair but Dunns position was not the best.

I see Jalal dropped a clanger for Macc also. Bad day for keepers.

Next season we have to be looking at keeping Dibble and trying to get the Cod from Northampton.

Hometown Unicorn · 28th October 2017, 20.26:18

Worst was definitely Mayebi at Stockport. He went on to blame the whole defence for his error. For those who don't remember, this was the time when he caught the ball from a corner against Stockport, then turned the ball into his own net. Baffling.

28th October 2017, 19.27:10	#19-0 (permalink)
Cartman Club Captain Joined: Apr 2012 Racecourse Spot: Real Name: Twitter: @	Re: Worst GK mistake at a Wrexham game? It's not the worst we've seen by far, but persisting with Dunn is the biggest clanger Keates has made all season. If anyone has the time to come up with some stats, you'll find that Dunn has been responsible for over half the goals we've conceded this season, yet probably played in only around a quarter of the games. Both Coddington and Dibble have a tremendous record, then there's this baffoon.

28th October 2017, 19.37:03	#20-0 (permalink)
Red Light Due a Testimonial Joined: Aug 2014 Racecourse Spot: none given Real Name: none given Twitter: @	Re: Worst GK mistake at a Wrexham game? Dunn was arguably at fault for both goals midweek at Fylde - a fumbled free kick for the first and beaten at the near post for the second. Four goals conceded in two matches now after or rave reviews of our defence. I would start Dibble - he looks much better and far more agile - a safer pair of hands. But we had it previously with DK - he only seems to make a keeper change when it's forced upon him by injury. Jos Mayebi was the Bruce Grobbelar of the National League - absolutely brilliant or prone to howlers of the highest order. Stockport away when he punched the ball into his own net from a corner to his near post. Mansfield away on live TV when their keeper booted a ball the length of the pitch straight into our net. Cambridge United at home - leading 1 - 0 with a Leon Clowes header when JM attempted to clear the ball only passed it straight to their forward who ran onto it and scored. Mark Morris & Vince o Keefe were prone to clangers - all keepers make them - some more than others but they get the earache as it usually results in a goal.

28th October 2017, 19.57:38	#21-0 (permalink)
gazaw First Teamer Joined: Feb 2010 Racecourse Spot: none given Real Name: GARETH Twitter: @	Re: Worst GK mistake at a Wrexham game? Keepers make mistakes, some prove to be very costly others they get away with. I am sure Chris Dunn has held his hand up and taken the blame for the first goal however I doubt whether the player who should have marked the centre half for the second will have done the same. A little unfair to slate the keeper whether Dibble is a better keeper is a matter of opinion. Believe Mignolet is still no1 at Liverpool and he has made his fair share of errors.

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Red day Squad Player Joined: Jul 2012 Racecourse Spot: Yale paddock Real Name: Twitter: @	Re: Worst GK mistake at a Wrexham game? Seem to remember Mike Ingham rolling ball out in front of him and forward who was stood behind him got to ball and played it back to another forward who scored, think it was against torquay

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Wxmspiller Squad Player Joined: Aug 2012 Racecourse Spot: none given Real Name: none given Twitter: @	Re: Worst GK mistake at a Wrexham game? I remember first game of season round 1996 ish think it was reading we won 3 1 I think away goalie lifted his foot too high from a pass back and it went straight in lol Posted via mobile theme

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Red day Squad Player Joined: Jul 2012 Racecourse Spot: Yale paddock Real Name: Twitter: @	Re: Worst GK mistake at a Wrexham game? Seem to remember Mike Ingham rolling ball out in front of him and forward who was stood behind him got to ball and played it back to another forward who scored, think it was against torquay

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jonesfach Taking coaching badges Joined: Oct 2004 Racecourse Spot: Any spare seat Real Name: Jones Twitter: @	Re: Worst GK mistake at a Wrexham game? Calling officer dibble....... The cross for the first was a complete miss hit to be fair but Dunns position was not the best. I see Jalal dropped a clanger for Macc also. Bad day for keepers. Next season we have to be looking at keeping Dibble and trying to get the Cod from Northampton.

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Hometown Unicorn Tipped As Manager Joined: Aug 2010 Racecourse Spot: Real Name: Ronald McDonald Twitter: @	Re: Worst GK mistake at a Wrexham game? Worst was definitely Mayebi at Stockport. He went on to blame the whole defence for his error. For those who don't remember, this was the time when he caught the ball from a corner against Stockport, then turned the ball into his own net. Baffling.