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We definitely didn’t miss our own mud patch. The better standard of pitch allowed the ball to flow, which suited our runners.
Great effort from every single Latics player tonight !Some of the players are really coming into form now. I’m particularly pleased for Jamie Jones to have a great game.
I’m starting to really like Ojo too. What a team we’d be without all the injuries, might even give last years team a game?
This team, all 500 of them who will have played for us by the end of the season, will be legends if we stay up.
IF
Up the 500 Tics!
We definitely didn’t miss our own mud patch. The better standard of pitch allowed the ball to flow, which suited our runners.
But but but its the fat sweaty egg-chasing gravy-stained cuckoo lodgers playing their tin-pot sport that ruins the pitch…..
Not having any money to repair and feed the pitch you moron. The groundstaff have done what they can but without the basics like grass seed or up light, what can they do?
Agree with all (but mutty), Massey and Jones have been disappointing this season, but lately have showed they are up for it.Players are looking like a unit now, I know we have to keep grounded as its only 2 games, going to Wimbledon and put some daylight between us and them.
We definitely didn’t miss our own mud patch. The better standard of pitch allowed the ball to flow, which suited our runners.
Great effort from every single Latics player tonight !We played MK Dons off that mud pitch on Tuesday! We played Plymouth off their immaculate pitch last night! don’t see your point.
OK, MK Dons apart; there are lots of our home games when the pitch hasn’t helped a style of play that demands accurate passing to well timed runs and we have resorted to hit and hope. Last night our passing accuracy was much better on a more predictable surface and we got lots of balls into our wide runners.
Actually the pitch against MK Dons was better than it has been for the last three months.
I don’t think the pitch is the issue,but we have seemed to play better away from home for some reason.
I still think “what a difference a pitch makes” !
Will celebrate with a glass of red rom the Puglia region of Italy, made by the Appassimento method
Is that a new addition to the cellar LHL or a vintage where the dust has to be blown off.
Yes I’m road testing a wide variety of wines; ready for when you and your Peg can visit and sample my efforts from the wood fired oven !
Up the Phoenix Tics !!!!!!
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