| Glorious Glen dispels Rangers’ possession plight – Report 13:20 - Nov 9 with 3476 views | Northernr |
Big thanks to Tom for filling in for me this week, here's his Lincoln report...
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| Glorious Glen dispels Rangers’ possession plight – Report on 13:37 - Nov 9 with 0 views | TheChef |
Great stuff, cheers Tom!
The pic at the top of the report - in the background is that Ronnie hugging Jimmy (Jimmy for some reason with his shirt over his head?)  |  |
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| Glorious Glen dispels Rangers’ possession plight – Report on 15:33 - Nov 9 with 0 views | JamesB1979 |
Thanks for the report. That booking in the first minutes should have been a red. Terrible challenge and bottled by the ref I thought. |  | | |
| Glorious Glen dispels Rangers’ possession plight – Report on 15:37 - Nov 9 with 0 views | BrianMcCarthy |
Excellent report, Tom. Extensive, accurate and also funny.
Scrabble. Love that. |  |
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| Glorious Glen dispels Rangers’ possession plight – Report on 15:46 - Nov 9 with 0 views | Wilkinswatercarrier |
I was quite excited about seeing Lincoln, new team and all that. Having sat through 90mins I won't be next season, if they stay up.
I thought the Lincoln GK looked quite good. | |
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| Glorious Glen dispels Rangers’ possession plight – Report on 16:12 - Nov 9 with 0 views | corse |
Bit harsh on Obikwu as I think he didnt do anything wrong in those 15 +min on pitch.
Couple of good runs, though couple headers lost, draws 2 defenders closer to him that created open space for Kamara to shoot the goal. And when surrounded by 3 Lincoln defenders the change that his try to pass end to lincoln defender feet is quite high.
I think there is a player in there. Give him time. [Post edited 9 Nov 16:13]
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| Glorious Glen dispels Rangers’ possession plight – Report on 17:58 - Nov 9 with 0 views | NewYorkRanger |
| Glorious Glen dispels Rangers’ possession plight – Report on 16:12 - Nov 9 by corse |
Bit harsh on Obikwu as I think he didnt do anything wrong in those 15 +min on pitch.
Couple of good runs, though couple headers lost, draws 2 defenders closer to him that created open space for Kamara to shoot the goal. And when surrounded by 3 Lincoln defenders the change that his try to pass end to lincoln defender feet is quite high.
I think there is a player in there. Give him time. [Post edited 9 Nov 16:13]
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Thought he looked rusty at best.
Wholeheartedly agree that Kamara was MOM - a masterful performance. Really enjoyable to watch. Great report to read. |  |
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| Glorious Glen dispels Rangers’ possession plight – Report on 19:43 - Nov 9 with 0 views | Beckenhamhoop |
I have slated Varane relentlessly on here pretty much since he signed and he did make a couple of stupid errors that did, and could, have cost us goals but his all round play is hugely improved from where it was. Mind you, training multiple times a week for two years should do that.
Poku continues to disappoint. Dembele was far more effective in the short time he was on. | |
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| Glorious Glen dispels Rangers’ possession plight – Report on 21:34 - Nov 9 with 0 views | amhoop |
I watched back that tackle after 20 seconds - looks a clear red to me, much worse than Cirkin’s. Think our muted response made it easy for Madley - had we reacted like Preston it might have been a different outcome… | | | |
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| Glorious Glen dispels Rangers’ possession plight – Report on 21:38 - Nov 9 with 0 views | Dorse |
I really don't know what to make of Varane. My initial response to his performance at the weekend was, in the moment, broadly positive. I thought he played pretty well - he's certainly been far more positive over the last couple of games, which was something I really hoped to see from him.
However, people aren't wrong when they point out his mistakes - and one on Saturday was pretty awful.
But we got the win, we're 5 points off the top, in a play-off spot, with a team made up from the sweepings of the treatment room. And Varane has been a part of that progress. Baby steps and all that. |  |
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| Glorious Glen dispels Rangers’ possession plight – Report on 04:20 - Nov 10 with 0 views | QPROslo |
Varane made costly mistakes against Lincoln but generally I think he has been a pretty good sub for Madsen while he's been out. On a bad day against Burnley I thought he was our best player, or certainly one of a few. | | | |
| Glorious Glen dispels Rangers’ possession plight – Report on 08:04 - Nov 10 with 0 views | thehat |
Thank you Tom - Great report on a good afternoon at HQ.
I really enjoyed the game (of course winning makes a difference) and now the clocks have gone back there really is nothing like a second half attacking a noisy Loft under the lights especially getting a late winner.
Great to go into the break still in the Playoffs. The ship has turned and continues to now head in the right direction. | | | |
| Glorious Glen dispels Rangers’ possession plight – Report on 10:08 - Nov 10 with 0 views | TheChef |
| Glorious Glen dispels Rangers’ possession plight – Report on 21:34 - Nov 9 by amhoop |
I watched back that tackle after 20 seconds - looks a clear red to me, much worse than Cirkin’s. Think our muted response made it easy for Madley - had we reacted like Preston it might have been a different outcome… |
Yeah if Kamara had stayed down and rolled around, and his team mates had piled in, Bobby M might have gone for a different card.
I mean the guy came in feet off the floor, out of control.
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| Glorious Glen dispels Rangers’ possession plight – Report on 15:24 - Nov 10 with 0 views | Paddyhoops |
Great report Tom . Such a contrast to the Burnley game .
Don’t think we were a whole lot better but we plugged away and got our just rewards in the end.
A full house and a much better atmosphere certainly helped. | | | |
| Glorious Glen dispels Rangers’ possession plight – Report on 15:42 - Nov 10 with 0 views | francisbowles |
Thanks Tom. Nice piece; I thought it was Clive until the comments.
That's high praise. | | | |
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