npower Football League 2011/2012

Radford11 wrote:Oh my god Crawley are slimey cunts like their manager

Most tackles they was going down claiming head injury, going to sideline and then just ran back on.

135 fans apparently

Also on the Hereford forum...

Crawley
fan in toilets at radfords on the phone to his mate telling him that
they had taken over the bar and there were 500 of them. Sounds like
their supporters are full of rubbish just like their manager.

4 deliberate hand balls , Elder back handed in the face, Pell elbowed, Cornell flatten twice and more fouls than any other team that has come to the Street this season.
And not giving the ball back when the ref blow for an injury.
A foul and disgusting team, run by short fat horrible man!!!!!

For once Park I agree with you. Although I have to say we could have won had we even turned up. Cheltenham may be the best team at VP so far but that says nothing does it when you look at the games we've played at home. We were crap from back to front.

It's a shame after so many good performances but also to be fair Cheltenham are a good team and will be up there at the end of the season and had 5 in midfield making it very difficult for us. Glad we won't be playing them every week.

Credit to Cheltenham they bossed the game, were first to the ball every time, chased and closed down and PASSED THE BALL WITH ACCURACY AND PURPOSE! Best TEAM to play at VP so far this season.

Agreed. Cheltenham were the best team at VP this season, but that also says how poor this league is, by no means a great team, but christ they were a hungry team and I would be proud to see that performance (put in by Cheltenham) from our boys every week.

Walcott wrote:

Adz wrote:If Crawley get promoted to League One, then they will go straight back down, as League One has more physical teams than Crawley in it, like us and Wycombe.

easley91 wrote:

Adz wrote:If Crawley get promoted to League One, then they will go straight back down, as League One has more physical teams than Crawley in it, like us and Wycombe.

We're not that physical. We can play the ball down when we want to and when we do we play really well, it's just 9/10 hoofed up to Barnett/Akinde and if they win the header it normally goes back to the other team.

Bulls Director of Football
Gary Peters has hit out at the Welsh FA for their decision to take David
Cornell on a walking trip on FA Cup 1st Round day.

United
are set to face Yeovil Town in the FA Cup 1st round on Saturday
November 12th and with the Welsh U21's not playing their game against
Armenia until the following Tuesday, Peters has fumed "It's a ridiculous
situation" adding "to say it's not fair is an understatement."

Talking exclusively to Bulls Player,
Peters explained the situation. "Over the weekend when he [David] would
be playing for us, he's on a walking tour of the hills of somewhere or
other, which is ridiculous.

"He's not actually playing but they're [The Welsh U21's] taking him away from us."

Injuries to United's other two keepers, Adam Bartlett and Russell Hoult currently leaves The Bulls without a recognised 'keeper for Saturday's FA Cup clash against Yeovil.

And
as Peters explains he and Bulls manager Jamie Pitman are finding it
hard to bring in a replacement "Becuase it's an FA Cup game clubs in
Leagues 1 and 2 won't lend us anyone and Premier League clubs still
don't want their goalkeepers cup-tied."

"Some of the keepers from
non-league which we might have a chance with, a lot of those are cup
tied so at the moment we've got no keeper for next week.."

Gary
feels the Welsh FA's decision makes a mockery of the FA Cup "For people
to keep trying to defend the FA Cup and how big a competition it is, and
that it's not being looked at in the best light - The Welsh FA have
proved that the competition doesn't mean anything to them either."

Suggestions
that common sense should prevail, and that Cornell could possibly fly
out after United's FA Cup 1st round game, in time for the Welsh U21's
match on Tuesday were dismissed by Peters "You try talking to Brian
Flynn, the Welsh U21 coach, and common sense is not part of the job
description.

"They [The Welsh FA] don't mind what they do, they
don't mind who they hurt, they're just bothered about 'can't do it',
'not allowed to', 'he's got to come with us'.

"Someone like Bryan Flynn should know better, he's been a league manager himself, they're just being ignorant."