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dixienormous · 10th December 2017, 17.25:44

Don’t get me wrong, Rutherford been one of our best players this season but Jesus Christ his final ball, well the whole team’s final ball and general attacking play was beyond poor yesterday, and has been all season.

Willywill · 10th December 2017, 19.46:14

I watched the game on TV yesterday, and was amazed with 20 minutes to go, it wasn’t abandoned. The absence of an orange ball was a disgrace - I would expect Llay Welfare to have one! Also the fallen snow on the pitch did effect the game as a spectacle. With the tv cameras present, and the dosh paid, it was never going to be called off. That said, Mac adapted better and gave us a bloody nose, again.
I struggle with DKs blind loyalty with Dunn. Dibble was playing really well, last time he had a chance in the team. Rutherford and Mackreth are major disappointments for me. Mackreth struggles to beat a man and cross it, whilst Rutherford is the master of the back pass and tackles with no spirit. P45 for both of them. Hurst has got the “Pejic flack” after yesterday’s game. He was pressed 8nto action on a heavy pitch, and was doing a job for the team. Right back is his forte, where we have all seen him do well.
We can’t win, or avoid defeat, in every game so the forthcoming FAT fixture is more important than we first thought. If we sort ourselves out, the confidence might just return.

davewilli · 10th December 2017, 19.58:15

I watched the on a big screen in Liverpool alongside other screens showing Chelsea/West Ham. Everyone was commenting on the fact Upton Park pitch was bright green witg a bright orange ball and tge Moss Rose was white all over with a predominatly white ball. Sme for both teans I suppose but it did look a bit farcical.

Willywill · 10th December 2017, 20.02:29

If they had allowed an Elephant to run around on the pitch during the game, it would have been the same for two teams. It would not have been conducive to a proper game of football. The lack of an orange ball, when we all knew two days prior that there might well be snow, just underlines what a crap league we are in.

Wrexham's Patrick Bateman · 10th December 2017, 20.35:36

It was like Spot the Ball in the news of the World...

Aj1 · 14th December 2017, 15.06:56

Out of interest where do you see the assists ratios please, looked on the official site nothing .?

10th December 2017, 17.25:44	#19-0 (permalink)
dixienormous Printing My Own Banknotes Joined: Dec 2011 Racecourse Spot: Upper Yale stand, town end Real Name: Gavin Davies-Jones Twitter: @	Re: Our biggest weakness Don’t get me wrong, Rutherford been one of our best players this season but Jesus Christ his final ball, well the whole team’s final ball and general attacking play was beyond poor yesterday, and has been all season. __________________ "We talk about it for twenty minutes and then we decide I was right." -Brian Clough

10th December 2017, 19.46:14	#20-0 (permalink)
Willywill Due a Testimonial Joined: Oct 2004 Racecourse Spot: Yale stand Real Name: Johnny Windows Twitter: @	Re: Our biggest weakness I watched the game on TV yesterday, and was amazed with 20 minutes to go, it wasn’t abandoned. The absence of an orange ball was a disgrace - I would expect Llay Welfare to have one! Also the fallen snow on the pitch did effect the game as a spectacle. With the tv cameras present, and the dosh paid, it was never going to be called off. That said, Mac adapted better and gave us a bloody nose, again. I struggle with DKs blind loyalty with Dunn. Dibble was playing really well, last time he had a chance in the team. Rutherford and Mackreth are major disappointments for me. Mackreth struggles to beat a man and cross it, whilst Rutherford is the master of the back pass and tackles with no spirit. P45 for both of them. Hurst has got the “Pejic flack” after yesterday’s game. He was pressed 8nto action on a heavy pitch, and was doing a job for the team. Right back is his forte, where we have all seen him do well. We can’t win, or avoid defeat, in every game so the forthcoming FAT fixture is more important than we first thought. If we sort ourselves out, the confidence might just return.

10th December 2017, 19.58:15	#21-0 (permalink)
davewilli Taking coaching badges (info) Joined: May 2011 Racecourse Spot: mold road Real Name: dave williams Twitter: @	Re: Our biggest weakness I watched the on a big screen in Liverpool alongside other screens showing Chelsea/West Ham. Everyone was commenting on the fact Upton Park pitch was bright green witg a bright orange ball and tge Moss Rose was white all over with a predominatly white ball. Sme for both teans I suppose but it did look a bit farcical.

10th December 2017, 20.02:29	#22-0 (permalink)
Willywill Due a Testimonial Joined: Oct 2004 Racecourse Spot: Yale stand Real Name: Johnny Windows Twitter: @	Re: Our biggest weakness If they had allowed an Elephant to run around on the pitch during the game, it would have been the same for two teams. It would not have been conducive to a proper game of football. The lack of an orange ball, when we all knew two days prior that there might well be snow, just underlines what a crap league we are in.

10th December 2017, 20.35:36	#23-0 (permalink)
Wrexham's Patrick Bateman Legend Joined: Jun 2009 Racecourse Spot: MRS Near Kop end Real Name: none given Twitter: @	Re: Our biggest weakness It was like Spot the Ball in the news of the World... __________________ Always right... FACT

14th December 2017, 15.06:56	#24-0 (permalink)
Aj1 Squad Player Joined: Oct 2017 Racecourse Spot: none given Real Name: none given Twitter: @	Re: Our biggest weakness Out of interest where do you see the assists ratios please, looked on the official site nothing .?