St Mirren Colts Wafer Cup reaction - RedPassion.co.uk

fezbob · 12th October 2019, 16.13:23

We're gonna win the whole bloomin' thing! Entertaining enough game and a good opportunity for some fringe players to get minutes in. Tollitt was my MOTM with Redmond and Mcintosh not far behind. Young uns gave a good account of themselves too.

The biggest plus though was having Lainton back and looking fully fit. I await to be told the club should be shot for fielding a team now

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krux · 12th October 2019, 16.17:30

Ffs,the nightmare continues.

That's my reaction.

Great news on lainton though. Will give everyone a lift if he trots out on Tuesday.
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gwersyllt red · 12th October 2019, 16.18:44

O was very impressed with Matty Jones in the middle of the park. Encouraging that we continued to attack rather than sitting back. Tolliet was much better 2nd half when moved to the wing

fezbob · 12th October 2019, 16.19:57

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Originally Posted by krux

Ffs,the nightmare continues.

That's my reaction.

Great news on lainton though. Will give everyone a lift if he trots out on Tuesday.
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Have you been to the games? Not a defensive question btw just out of interest. If you accept the tournament for the non-event it is then it can be quite entertaining. I don't think being in it has harmed us so far.
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NottinghamRed · 12th October 2019, 16.22:42

How much prize money in the bag have we got now? Tried to search online but couldn't find anything.

WAFCExile · 12th October 2019, 16.24:45

Last years’ winner only got £20k total prize money.

tokyored · 12th October 2019, 16.25:29

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How much prize money in the bag have we got now? Tried to search online but couldn't find anything.

Not sure for this season but under last year's sponsor losing 1/4 finalists got £8250.
Not exactly mega bucks.

krux · 12th October 2019, 16.27:30

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Have you been to the games? Not a defensive question btw just out of interest. If you accept the tournament for the non-event it is then it can be quite entertaining. I don't think being in it has harmed us so far.
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It has harmed us because we have postponed league matches on a Saturday. I dont know why that isn't obvious? What will the crowd be on Tuesday versus today? You can literally put a value on the harm.
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fezbob · 12th October 2019, 16.31:20

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It has harmed us because we have postponed league matches on a Saturday. I dont know why that isn't obvious? What will the crowd be on Tuesday versus today? You can literally put a value on the harm.
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What's the alternative then, throw the game or do as the club are doing and using it to blood youth and give fringe players/those coming back from injury a chance?
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Foxy · 12th October 2019, 16.32:24

Dire first half . Better in the second when we changed from a midfield diamond to 433 . Tollitt was much more dangerous on the left rather than the freer role at the tip of the diamond. Lainton looked fit , and Bobby Beaumont impressed.
Some of the other young players were way out of their depth however.

The bottom line is that we miss another Saturday home game because of this competition and as Krux rightly says, you can put a value on that if it’s a home game.

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fezbob Tipped As Manager (info 1 & 2) Racecourse Spot: Mold Road Stand Real Name: Twitter: @fezbob	St Mirren Colts Wafer Cup reaction We're gonna win the whole bloomin' thing! Entertaining enough game and a good opportunity for some fringe players to get minutes in. Tollitt was my MOTM with Redmond and Mcintosh not far behind. Young uns gave a good account of themselves too. The biggest plus though was having Lainton back and looking fully fit. I await to be told the club should be shot for fielding a team now Posted via mobile theme

12th October 2019, 16.17:30	#2-0 (permalink)
krux retired & running a pub Racecourse Spot: none given Real Name: none given Twitter: @	Re: St Mirren Colts Wafer Cup reaction Ffs,the nightmare continues. That's my reaction. Great news on lainton though. Will give everyone a lift if he trots out on Tuesday. Posted via mobile theme

12th October 2019, 16.18:44	#3-0 (permalink)
gwersyllt red First Teamer Racecourse Spot: Mold Road stand towards eric roberts stand Real Name: Mark Griffiths Twitter: @jeffers49	Re: St Mirren Colts Wafer Cup reaction O was very impressed with Matty Jones in the middle of the park. Encouraging that we continued to attack rather than sitting back. Tolliet was much better 2nd half when moved to the wing

12th October 2019, 16.22:42	#5-0 (permalink)
NottinghamRed Squad Player Racecourse Spot: Real Name: Twitter: @	Re: St Mirren Colts Wafer Cup reaction How much prize money in the bag have we got now? Tried to search online but couldn't find anything.

12th October 2019, 16.24:45	#6-0 (permalink)
WAFCExile Squad Player (info 1 & 2) (info) Racecourse Spot: Real Name: Twitter: @wrexhamafcinfo	Re: St Mirren Colts Wafer Cup reaction Last years’ winner only got £20k total prize money.

12th October 2019, 16.32:24	#10-0 (permalink)
Foxy Taking coaching badges Racecourse Spot: none given Real Name: none given Twitter: @	Re: St Mirren Colts Wafer Cup reaction Dire first half . Better in the second when we changed from a midfield diamond to 433 . Tollitt was much more dangerous on the left rather than the freer role at the tip of the diamond. Lainton looked fit , and Bobby Beaumont impressed. Some of the other young players were way out of their depth however. The bottom line is that we miss another Saturday home game because of this competition and as Krux rightly says, you can put a value on that if it’s a home game.