Notts County (A) Reaction

[chef1]

Performance wise we were awful one moment of quality for the goal the rest was pretty dire. Lucky if we get anywhere near playoffs on that showing . The attacking threat is non existent,looks like Darlington is working his magic on hooper.

[GarryOggy]

Originally Posted by Foxy

Sorry but they are not over- reactions. Instead of seeing this in the context of the very average players out injured, most of us are seeing it in the context of 7 years of fAilure. We know exactly what will happen in the next 8 months and we won’t be wrong.

It's 12 years of failure actually. Or 130 out of 135 years of failure.

[Foxy]

Originally Posted by GarryOggy

It's 12 years of failure actually. Or 130 out of 135 years of failure.

Ok. I guess it makes it easier to accept then , and we can just carry on as normal.

[Percy Sugden]

Originally Posted by davewilli

True and a good job there are 41 games to go.

We’ve played almost 11% of the season already and form is mediocre. Let’s hope it improves in the coming months.

[noisy1]

Originally Posted by Percy Sugden

We’ve played almost 11% of the season already and form is mediocre. Let’s hope it improves in the coming months.

But if it does, you won't be able to say "I told you so!"

[Lods]

Not the greatest game. Probably the worst I've seen us play this season (I've been to every match except the Dover match)

Thought Chambers and Pearson were solid, but we lacked an attacking edge. It was like watching the pervious 2 seasons until Redmond pulled out a moment of quality.

Decent point, thought we were lucky to get that. Rose ran the show for them. Also, was sat near Connor Jennings and who I presume was his dad, weird to think a Tranmere player being in the Wrexham crowd.

[FieldtownRed]

Originally Posted by chef1

Performance wise we were awful one moment of quality for the goal the rest was pretty dire. Lucky if we get anywhere near playoffs on that showing . The attacking threat is non existent,looks like Darlington is working his magic on hooper.

Yep, that's the way I saw it. County looked much more composed on the ball than us. Their no. 4 ran the show in midfield.

We in comparison, seemed to hoof it out of defence far too often rather pass it to team mates. Incredibly frustrating to watch at times.

Agree about the non-existent attack. Did we have any other shots on target apart from the goal? Or even any crosses into the box that actually reached a Wrexham player?

[Foxy]

Originally Posted by FieldtownRed

Yep, that's the way I saw it. County looked much more composed on the ball than us. Their no. 4 ran the show in midfield.

We in comparison, seemed to hoof it out of defence far too often rather pass it to team mates. Incredibly frustrating to watch at times.

Agree about the non-existent attack. Did we have any other shots on target apart from the goal? Or even any crosses into the box that actually reached a Wrexham player?

But this is how it’s been for 130 out of the last 135 years apparently. so it’s best just to accept it as the norm.

[Percy Sugden]

Originally Posted by noisy1

But if it does, you won't be able to say "I told you so!"

I think a brad walker style player in place of summerfield, Lainton to be fit or replaced with a league quality keeper and some pace to fetch off the bench would go a long way to improving our chances.

The problem is every single year we are always short on quality somewhere on the pitch. The likes of Mcintosh, Wright, Rutherford and Dibble aren’t good enough for a team chasing promotion.