Blades v Bradford - Goals

[William Henry Foulkes]

http://www.skysports.com/watch/vide...eague-one/10112902/sheffield-utd-3-1-bradford

 

[biggey blade]

Watching the 1st goal back looked better than I first thought and thought it was good the first time seeing it at the match. Sharp does well to keep it from the defenders in the first place and then to loose the defender an make enough room to get the shot off which he then took brilliantly. nice to see he finally has his confidence back.

 

[HighfieldBlade]

Watching the 1st goal back looked better than I first thought and thought it was good the first time seeing it at the match. Sharp does well to keep it from the defenders in the first place and then to loose the defender an make enough room to get the shot off which he then took brilliantly. nice to see he finally has his confidence back.

Sorry to be a pedant, the word you need is lose. I do enjoy your write-ups by the way.
loose is when your tooth's wobbling because it's about to fall out, or a loose door because the hinge is broken etc.
Cheers fella, no offence.

 

[William Henry Foulkes]

Watching the 1st goal back looked better than I first thought and thought it was good the first time seeing it at the match. Sharp does well to keep it from the defenders in the first place and then to loose the defender an make enough room to get the shot off which he then took brilliantly. nice to see he finally has his confidence back.

Agreed. I thought it might have been deflected at first. Maybe the keeper is unsighted a bit but it's a very good goal.

(And without having a dig a few levels above what McNulty can manage atm - if he can learn though...)

 

[Bladesman]

Quality goals.

Seems like there was much more urgency about us.

 

[Worksop II]

Seems like there was much more urgency about us.

Less going backwards

 

[Shalalalafenoughty]

With reference to Bradford's goal, call me old-fashioned but why on earth wouldn't you have a man on each post at a corner?

 

[stringjunior]

With reference to Bradford's goal, call me old-fashioned but why on earth wouldn't you have a man on each post at a corner?

Old Fashioned

 

[UnitedBlade]

With reference to Bradford's goal, call me old-fashioned but why on earth wouldn't you have a man on each post at a corner?

Thought exactly the same but particularly the front post.

I must say I haven't looked at the set up for corners, do we do this all the time ?

Poor goal to concede on that basis .

 

[RMBlade]

I watched these last night. Was hoping for highlights not just the goals to be honest. I guess when there are 4 goals in the game they dont have enough time to fit in the other chances/McEverleys headbutt?

 

[Bladesman]

I watched these last night. Was hoping for highlights not just the goals to be honest. I guess when there are 4 goals in the game they dont have enough time to fit in the other chances/McEverleys headbutt?

Match highlights:

 

[shorehamstreet1990]

The Sammon miss: as posted on another thread, that shiny top just needs a bit more friction on it.

 

[RMBlade]

Match highlights:

Thanks mate! It will kill 5 minutes of boredom at work

 

[RMBlade]

Well now I've watched that.... what to do now for the next 5 hours

 

[HighfieldBlade]

Match highlights:

Must admit, I did like Brayford's cushioned header back to Woolford to cross for our third.

 

[HeCanDoMagic]

I very sadly had a chuckle to myself during the match yesterday. It was during the period where we had about 15/20 consecutive passes in the midfield area and the 'Ole's' were ringing out - we should be booing this surely?! The irony...

 

[judge]

Watching the 1st goal back looked better than I first thought and thought it was good the first time seeing it at the match. Sharp does well to keep it from the defenders in the first place and then to loose the defender an make enough room to get the shot off which he then took brilliantly. nice to see he finally has his confidence back.

When did people lose the ability to spell the word lose ?

I mean how did this happen ? Is there some concerted campaign to put an extra o in there

My spellings not great but fuck me

 

[William Henry Foulkes]

I very sadly had a chuckle to myself during the match yesterday. It was during the period where we had about 15/20 consecutive passes in the midfield area and the 'Ole's' were ringing out - we should be booing this surely?! The irony...

Can I boo the Oles?

That sort of thing breeds complacency. Don't like it, even at 3-0.

 

[William Henry Foulkes]

Must admit, I did like Brayford's cushioned header back to Woolford to cross for our third.

And the pace of the ball into Billy from McEveley.

 

[1danewhitehouse]

Can I boo the Oles?

That sort of thing breeds complacency. Don't like it, even at 3-0.

On the other hand, it can also demoralise/frustrate the opposition and help our team play with greater freedom and confidence.

 

[robbiez666]

I'm sure George is less than impressed at whoever was meant to be stood on his near post.