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Hylton is a good individual player but he has no game awareness, he doesn’t relate to other players in the team

The sheer joy on O’Hara’s face at the goal was good to see

Does he get that every week? He can retire after this contract.

Polworth had the chance to play Long into the box in the first half and chose to sky it over the bar, second half Long cut across the box got crowded out and put a shot out for a throw in when there were others in the box to pass to, wrong choices too often.

Second game in a row that Hylton has failed to turn up/ perform/ be effective, got in a position to sclaff it though

Give it to the new boy, welcome

I think we can get away with it if we prepare for it and do it from the start, it’s changing it mid game that scares me

3-6-1

5 at the back, 4 in the middle, anyone up front, see how we are doing after 70 minutes

Scott would have made a difference in that he can gather long balls, bring them down with one touch, what he would have done with the ball thereafter is anyone’s guess

Unwritten rule not to make a substitution when defending a ball into the box. On comes O’Hara, runs into the box, ball comes in, goal. No idea how it got across the box but the defensive set up was disturbed.

One header, on target, into the keepers arms one shot from distance off the post one corner after Bevis moved up front that was it

Where were Aberdeen playing when he was with them?

Looks like a left back

If the Scott deal is not done yet then Bring Him Back, Bring Him Back

The boy was good in Grange Hill

A tall boy?

What are we looking for, 6 foot 5, or stocky, or wiry ?

Get him back up the road and get £1M rated James Scott in the team tomorrow

Get Erwin back and start again

Was going to vote for the pigeon?

If only........Hamilton?....what was that about?

Carroll or Donnelly, Carroll or Donnelly, nothing else, keep it simple

Get there early and it’s no problem

Over the years central defenders and central midfielders knocked the ball wide to Hammell, maybe Carroll needs to make himself more available.