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Title: Season up and running
Post by: Winging It on August 08, 2017, 09:39:23 PM
Great bounce back by the team tonight. Couldn't be there but tuned into Endeavour and it sounded like a good team performance. What's the fans views of tonight ?
Title: Re: Season up and running
Post by: Johnny Pilgrim on August 08, 2017, 11:25:03 PM
It was a gritty performance by BUFC tonight,and in the end we gave as much as we got from a very  determined Alfreton team...Greg Smith was at the heart of everything and finished the game with one great dive-headed goal from a second half corner,a booking and left the field twice due to injuries...I have to say however that our defence worries me,Alfreton were almost gifted 2 second half goal in addition to their equalising goal which we "gifted " them...The performances of Waite,Beatson and Keane were definitely positives and Elliott {the Alfreton keeper}made a superb save just before halftime to deny Beatson....Onwards and upwards!
Title: Re: Season up and running
Post by: beefpilgrim on August 09, 2017, 06:44:45 AM
Great win tonight. Lads worked hard and dug in.
First 25 mins lacked quality from both sides.
Once we started to use Hemmings and waite a bit more things started to open up. Smith worked his socks off as usual and I thought Chapman did well, he did the simple stuff and did it well.
Three centre backs perhaps need to communicate a bit better but they won the majority of headers. Thought Warren was a pest all night for their defenders and was everywhere, great engine on him.
Much needed win that!
Title: Re: Season up and running
Post by: youngchubby69 on August 09, 2017, 07:16:19 AM
Good result, Warren is a true bit of class, that lad has a massive future ahead of him, he impressed me when he played against Boston town pre season.
Going to miss Greg for the next few games though.
Title: Re: Season up and running
Post by: Winging It on August 09, 2017, 08:53:35 AM
Plenty of positives then, that's good. Am sure the defence will become more solid over time, sounded like Batch had a good game going on the radio commentary. Now onto an in form Spennymoor who no doubt will pose a tough threat. Three points in that will have us in a respectable position in the table.
Title: Re: Season up and running
Post by: Tipps End Pilgrim on August 09, 2017, 09:46:05 AM
Two average sides - both looking like they need to get to know their respective team mates. Important not to lose though.

Whilst Smith gives us something, I fear he may become a bit of a liability. He loses his head so often. Booked again last night (a bit harsh for the actual offence admittedly) but he doesn't help himself. If he's going to be effective then he needs to be a bit smarter rather than going at it like a bull in a china shop. We don't need a striker that's going to be sat on the sidelines all season. And he needs to get slimmed down. Hopefully in the next three games we can learn to play without him. I don't want to have to rely on him all season. I see him playing a part but we need something else up front.

TEP

Title: Re: Season up and running
Post by: yam man on August 09, 2017, 10:06:32 AM
We don't need him on the pitch. According to the National League's results page he was sent off at 55 minutes and scored at 77!
Title: Re: Season up and running
Post by: Shrimperpilgrim on August 09, 2017, 11:29:26 AM
After seeing both games and being shocked by our lack of performance on Saturday last night was more like the team that I expected to see.
We were hard working all over the pitch making tackles and blocks even deep into the second half.
Beatson who I thought had a poor game at the weekend was outstanding winning every header and defensively good all night.
Hemmings has a great touch and is a threat, Chapman played some great long passes and looked more comfortable with Keane playing alongside him.
We could have won by more with the Alfreton keeper making a full length wonder save just before half time.
So a lot of plusses as our season gets up and running.
I do have to agree with TEP about Smith you cannot question his workrate and desire along with ability to head the ball but we will need another quality striker if we are to challenge at the top end of the table.
Well done to all last night.
Title: Re: Season up and running
Post by: green hats mate on August 09, 2017, 12:18:42 PM
Two average sides - both looking like they need to get to know their respective team mates. Important not to lose though.

Whilst Smith gives us something, I fear he may become a bit of a liability. He loses his head so often. Booked again last night (a bit harsh for the actual offence admittedly) but he doesn't help himself. If he's going to be effective then he needs to be a bit smarter rather than going at it like a bull in a china shop. We don't need a striker that's going to be sat on the sidelines all season. And he needs to get slimmed down. Hopefully in the next three games we can learn to play without him. I don't want to have to rely on him all season. I see him playing a part but we need something else up front.

TEP

Good assessment ,  would be good to see a bit more discipline from Gregg .  One of his biggest assets is his ability to lift the team , I think its a big test for the team the next 3 matches without him .  Above all he is a crowd pleaser and a goal scorer and sadly we will miss him unless one of our other strikers starts finding the net .

His goal last night reminded me of a game when we were in the football league ,  some one on the Spayne Terrace shouted to the opposition striker  "you big fat useless b****** Parkin "  and minutes latter Jon Parkin floated to brilliantly head in a similar goal to Greggs . 
Title: Re: Season up and running
Post by: Pilgrim86 on August 09, 2017, 07:30:00 PM
I'd like to see Waite play through the middle on Saturday, with Hemmings and Tshimanga either side.
Title: Re: Season up and running
Post by: youngchubby69 on August 09, 2017, 09:44:24 PM
Is the club doing the highlights this season, as we haven't had any all pre season.
I know we had them for John Blackwell testimonial last season.
Title: Re: Season up and running
Post by: Pete Brooksbank on August 10, 2017, 08:37:37 AM
Is the club doing the highlights this season, as we haven't had any all pre season.
I know we had them for John Blackwell testimonial last season.

There are highlights on the National League website. I'm not sure for certain, but I get the impression they've essentially been centralised with the league, which means that clubs won't be doing them on their own websites. Could be wrong, but that's how it seems to be working so far.
Title: Re: Season up and running
Post by: Thenund on August 10, 2017, 08:40:00 AM
https://youtu.be/5_Xv15FcEHM
Title: Re: Season up and running
Post by: Pete Brooksbank on August 10, 2017, 10:06:42 AM
Is the club doing the highlights this season, as we haven't had any all pre season.
I know we had them for John Blackwell testimonial last season.

There are highlights on the National League website. I'm not sure for certain, but I get the impression they've essentially been centralised with the league, which means that clubs won't be doing them on their own websites. Could be wrong, but that's how it seems to be working so far.

They're on the Boston site now - so I guess it's more that the National League site gets them first.
Title: Re: Season up and running
Post by: joshb on August 10, 2017, 10:10:46 AM
League forces clubs to film the full game and send them to scout7 tool by 11pm that night, unless it is a night game of course.
Clubs are not allowed to put their highlights up until a certain time but before that the league will put their version of highlights up on the league website.

Kicking off a bit as volunteers who film games get no credit or payments for doing this and the clubs are hit because they'll lose traffic from people who can see it on another site earlier. Sponsors and all that.
Title: Re: Season up and running
Post by: howmanynames2pick on August 10, 2017, 12:00:05 PM
League forces clubs to film the full game and send them to scout7 tool by 11pm that night, unless it is a night game of course.
Clubs are not allowed to put their highlights up until a certain time but before that the league will put their version of highlights up on the league website.

Kicking off a bit as volunteers who film games get no credit or payments for doing this and the clubs are hit because they'll lose traffic from people who can see it on another site earlier. Sponsors and all that.
what a chuffin nonsense...........unbelievable...........couldnt make it up
Title: Re: Season up and running
Post by: Pete Brooksbank on August 10, 2017, 12:05:47 PM
League forces clubs to film the full game and send them to scout7 tool by 11pm that night, unless it is a night game of course.
Clubs are not allowed to put their highlights up until a certain time but before that the league will put their version of highlights up on the league website.

Kicking off a bit as volunteers who film games get no credit or payments for doing this and the clubs are hit because they'll lose traffic from people who can see it on another site earlier. Sponsors and all that.

Ah I see. Interesting. Who edits the highlights? Whoever it was somehow decided Brody Robertson's pretty astonishing miss with that free header from eight yards wasn't worthy of a highlight, yet some deflected shots that hit the Stump were! Bizarre.
Title: Re: Season up and running
Post by: Dipdodah on August 10, 2017, 01:28:33 PM
League forces clubs to film the full game and send them to scout7 tool by 11pm that night, unless it is a night game of course.
Clubs are not allowed to put their highlights up until a certain time but before that the league will put their version of highlights up on the league website.

Kicking off a bit as volunteers who film games get no credit or payments for doing this and the clubs are hit because they'll lose traffic from people who can see it on another site earlier. Sponsors and all that.

Ah I see. Interesting. Who edits the highlights? Whoever it was somehow decided Brody Robertson's pretty astonishing miss with that free header from eight yards wasn't worthy of a highlight, yet some deflected shots that hit the Stump were! Bizarre.

Does it show the blatant foul on Tshimanga as he outsprinted the Alfreton defence.  The ref bottled the red card I feel.
Title: Re: Season up and running
Post by: The Big M on August 10, 2017, 03:17:44 PM
League forces clubs to film the full game and send them to scout7 tool by 11pm that night, unless it is a night game of course.
Clubs are not allowed to put their highlights up until a certain time but before that the league will put their version of highlights up on the league website.

Kicking off a bit as volunteers who film games get no credit or payments for doing this and the clubs are hit because they'll lose traffic from people who can see it on another site earlier. Sponsors and all that.

Ah I see. Interesting. Who edits the highlights? Whoever it was somehow decided Brody Robertson's pretty astonishing miss with that free header from eight yards wasn't worthy of a highlight, yet some deflected shots that hit the Stump were! Bizarre.

Does it show the blatant foul on Tshimanga as he outsprinted the Alfreton defence.  The ref bottled the red card I feel.

It does he cant claim that was a genuine attempt to play the ball.
Title: Re: Season up and running
Post by: youngchubby69 on August 10, 2017, 08:42:47 PM
How the hell he didn't get sent off for the foul on Kabbi is beyond me, you can clearly see he made no attempt to get the ball.
But what a diving header from Greg, pure class and bravery, we don't see enough of those type of goals anymore.
Title: Re: Season up and running
Post by: youngchubby69 on August 10, 2017, 08:49:56 PM
I do love to watch the highlights even if I have been to watch the game,as sometimes you don't get to see the build up play and the goal clearly at the match.
I also can't get to some evening games because of work, so I look forward to seeing them.
But I would never use them as an excuse for not going to the game in person as you can't feel the atmosphere through a screen.
Many thanks to those who provide them,and keep up the good work.
Title: Re: Season up and running
Post by: Cavalier on August 10, 2017, 10:11:18 PM
I do love to watch the highlights even if I have been to watch the game,as sometimes you don't get to see the build up play and the goal clearly at the match.
I also can't get to some evening games because of work, so I look forward to seeing them.
But I would never use them as an excuse for not going to the game in person as you can't feel the atmosphere through a screen.
Many thanks to those who provide them,and keep up the good work.

There's nothing like being there and then reliving it on video.
Title: Re: Season up and running
Post by: Pilgrim86 on August 11, 2017, 09:25:58 AM
I like watching them to see my reaction in the Town End for each goal...