Barnet ratings

[davewilli]

Originally Posted by EnglishRed

Nice to see the Tozer throw starting to work finally.

It was said Tozer's throw contributed to 5 goals last season, with 2 goals in the first dozen games, so he is well placed to improve on that especially with the added physicality of Brisley and the odd dodgy keeper.

[WasanActonlad]

As expected Mullin made NL paper team of the day..
What no doubt will be a confidence booster for him so did Dibble...

[Ooh aah Paskin]

Originally Posted by WasanActonlad

As expected Mullin made NL paper team of the day..
What no doubt will be a confidence booster for him so did Dibble...

Did Dibble actually have that much to do? I suppose he would get a decent rating for collecting crosses, generally playing well etc...
But did he have any saves to make? Not seen the highlights yet...
But well done to both anyway!

[benwilliams]

Originally Posted by Ooh aah Paskin

Did Dibble actually have that much to do? I suppose he would get a decent rating for collecting crosses, generally playing well etc...
But did he have any saves to make? Not seen the highlights yet...
But well done to both anyway!

I remember he saved one low and comfortable to his right. He was dominant at corners and had one good take and a good punch that I recall but he won’t have many more relaxed afternoons to be honest
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[Ooh aah Paskin]

Originally Posted by benwilliams

I remember he saved one low and comfortable to his right. He was dominant at corners and had one good take and a good punch that I recall but he won’t have many more relaxed afternoons to be honest
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Basically he did all that he was expected to do well...that would explain the team of the week award

[NewportRoadEnd]

Sounds like three decent performances for Dibble on the trot here - great to see some pressure on Lainton for his place. At Nantwich he seemed to be enjoying his football a bit more too - has looked slightly hangdog in the past.

[stevewxm]

Think Leighton is a better keeper, but doesn’t play enough games without injuries, a defence needs consistency behind them, so at this time I would stick with dibble whether or not Leighton is fit.

[NewportRoadEnd]

Originally Posted by stevewxm

Think Leighton is a better keeper, but doesn’t play enough games without injuries, a defence needs consistency behind them, so at this time I would stick with dibble whether or not Leighton is fit.

Jim Leighton has been retired for 20 years but I still think Fergie did the right thing dropping him for the Cup Final replay!

[wxmedwards]

Originally Posted by NewportRoadEnd

Sounds like three decent performances for Dibble on the trot here - great to see some pressure on Lainton for his place. At Nantwich he seemed to be enjoying his football a bit more too - has looked slightly hangdog in the past.

Maybe this is what a 2 year contract does for some players.

Whilst others relax and sit on the security of a contract, maybe it allows certain players to play with less pressure and "limbo" of not knowing where you'll be playing next season.