Dave,

The defending is almost as bad as McCallister days and that got him the sack. I 
really think Grayson needs to sort this out sharpish.

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On 17 Sep 2011, at 20:40, DAVID NATTAN <[email protected]> wrote:

> This really was a topsy turvy game - some good bits of play mixed in with 
> some really awful bits of play. It was similar to Palace game in a number of 
> respects, not least the fact that we got 3 points but probably did not 
> deserve them.We started brilliantly and could have had 4 goals in the first 
> 10 minutes - unfortunately 3 of the chances fell to Keogh. Yes he is a decent 
> link up player but he has to do a lot better when he does get chances , I am 
> sure his time with us is almost up, As soon as Becchio is deemed fully fit he 
> will start and it will be bye bye Andy Keogh. Like I say he could have had a 
> hat trick early doors - he had one chance when he chested it down to himself 
> but lost control and was crowded out (very similar to the chance that fell to 
> Becchio that RIch W mentioned) he had another when a good ball across from 
> Snoddy (who was shocking and looked uninterested again today) went right 
> across the goal and Keogh just failed to connect, and
> then the biggest miss of all, and almost the changing point of the whole 
> game, a lovely ball from Nunez (who looked lost out on the wing but lively 
> when allowed to come into the middle) picked him out, through on goal with 
> only James to beat but he fluffed it big time. That would have made it 2 0 
> and possibly sealed the win at that point. Instead they broke away soon after 
> and Kilkenny in acres of space on the edge of the box passed it onto to the 
> bar and in (it looked like it was going over at one point) That cancelled out 
> a brilliant strike from Clayton. a left foot curler into the top corner. Our 
> failure to defend (where have we heard that before ?) meant that all our 
> early good work counted for nothing and it really seemed to affect the 
> confidence of the team and we totally lost our way for much of the rest of 
> the game.It must be soul destroying for them all, we start well , get ahead 
> and then a bit of poor defending lets us all down. Our inability
> to defend / hold onto a lead is really threatening to derail our season. The 
> rest of the half and indeed the game, was poor from our perspective,. We gave 
> the ball away for no reason and failed to string any passes together. O'Dea 
> nearly gifted them a goal when he gave it away when under no pressure, but 
> Lonergan saved it (and us). Even Lonergans kicking started to suffer and 
> another unforced error by him led to them bearing down on goal and Paddy 
> (still a shadow of his former self) brought the lad down and got a red. 
> Luckily the penalty was hit right at Lonergan and they failed to make the man 
> advantage count.Becchio came on and fluffed his chance and then we got a 
> throw in - let Bromby take it we all yelled, the players heeded our cries and 
> Bromby hurled it into the box- Becchio flicked it on,probably going for goal 
> and McCormack,who really is on fire goal wise, nipped in and applied the 
> touch that was needed to put it past James. We then held on for
> the last few minutes and got the 3 points but it was all a bit 
> unsatisfactory.If Keogh wants to stay he needs to start scoring and somehow, 
> Grayson and his staff need to teach the team to defend - it is getting beyond 
> a joke
> Dave
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