The Pass that Changed the Game

[ThirdGenBlade]

In a game packed with incidents there has been a lot of discussion about offsides, interfering with play, red cards, attempting to play the ball, O'Hare's brilliance, Burrows' penalty... but, as far as I'm aware, not a single mention of the pass that changed the game.

Taking a pass from Hamza, back inside our half, Anel looks up and drops a 50 yard pass perfectly onto Ty's head - and the rest is history.

Take a bow our Bosnian hero!





UTB & FTP!

By the way, for Chiltern trains to Wembley get an off-peak return from Birmingham - at the moment it will show as having to change in Banbury or Princes Risborough, but usually on big Wembley days a lot of the trains from Birmingham to Marylebone add in a stop at Wembley stadium, so you may not have to change!

 

[loyalblade95]

Perfectly weighted pass from Anel, great positioning and vision from Campbell to head it on to Moore.

Nice to see both Moore and Campbell swap roles when necessary as well, normally it would be Moore to head it on and Campbell to get onto it, they seem to be developing a good partnership.

 

[BalticBlade]

Was it a pass, or did he just lump it forrad?

 

[Chimpan-A]

Some other outstanding passes of the game were one from Hamer to Brewster that led to that fluffed Moore shot (and indeed, the pass from Brewster to Moore in the same move was perfect), and the one from Brewster to Campbell where he also fluffed his lines. The great Don Goodman fails to even mention them on the commentary, instead preferring to dissect the failings of the strikers.