Talking to a Leicester fan today and he was amazed peltier was our captain. Not 
captain material apparently.

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On 1 Sep 2012, at 22:45, Richard Walker <[email protected]> wrote:

> I've decided to upgrade Drury's score to 8. I thought he was really solid 
> today
> 
> Sent from my iPad
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> On 1 Sep 2012, at 22:31, Richard Walker <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
>> Mmmm ... Difficult one. I was looking at Peltier when the second went in, 
>> his head was down and he looked defeated . I suppose given he was at fault 
>> for both he probably wasn't feeling too good. Tom Lees was jeeing people on. 
>> I think you're looking at Pearce, Norris, Lees ( too young? ) or how about 
>> Diouf'. I know that might sound ridiculous but he does an awful lot of 
>> directing , pointing etc. ?? And has a great awareness of the pitch. He did 
>> get involved with the Blackburn fans at one point who soon turned on him.
>> Paddy Kenny is another option but then there's an argument about keepers 
>> being captain ?
>> 
>> Maybe Peltier will come good, he looked very shaky though and looks like a 
>> quiet sort of bloke.
>> 
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>> On 1 Sep 2012, at 22:22, Andy Clayton <[email protected]> wrote:
>> 
>>> Do we have a captain Rich?
>>> 
>>> Sent from my iPhone.
>>> 
>>> On 1 Sep 2012, at 22:12, Richard Walker <[email protected]> wrote:
>>> 
>>>> It was brilliant mate - not much good football but we steamrolled them. I 
>>>> think if we keep that up we certainly won't be losing 10 games at home 
>>>> this time around.
>>>> 
>>>> I am worried about the squad depth - I mean Macca and Becchio are certs at 
>>>> the mo - who is challenging them ? 
>>>> 
>>>> I think we will rack up the suspensions though playing at that level. 
>>>> Austin deffo will be the first to get a suspension.
>>>> 
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>>>> On 1 Sep 2012, at 21:32, Andy Pyzer <[email protected]> wrote:
>>>> 
>>>>> Thanks Rich, listened to game but waited for your match report - seems to 
>>>>> me having only seen teh Wolves game on TV and heard all the rest on the 
>>>>> radio that we still have defensive issues, Austin seems to be in charge 
>>>>> in midfield but i worry about his discipline, I reckon he will get a few 
>>>>> headers at corners this year though. Diouf has been class throughout and 
>>>>> the game I watched you can see he has that extra 2 or 3 seconds to think 
>>>>> on the ball. 
>>>>> 
>>>>> It is a worry that the 2 football teams played us off the park in 
>>>>> Blackpool and Blackburn.. I guess a few more teams like that in this 
>>>>> league. Still ... no losses at ER so far and could easily have been a win 
>>>>> from what I heard.
>>>>> 
>>>>> Watched the Blackpool Leicester game.. pool were not allowed to play.. 
>>>>> Beckford was greedy when he came on but has the speed... guess we need a 
>>>>> fast boy up front. 
>>>>> 
>>>>> Will we survive until January?
>>>>> 
>>>>> Thanks for report, Andy
>>>>> 
>>>>> 
>>>>> 
>>>>> 
>>>>>> Date: Sat, 1 Sep 2012 21:20:44 +0100
>>>>>> From: [email protected]
>>>>>> To: [email protected]
>>>>>> Subject: [LU] Blackburn
>>>>>> 
>>>>>> This
>>>>>> was a brilliant game, a full blooded affair which see sawed back and
>>>>>> forth. First thing to say is that Blackburn were a class apart on the
>>>>>> ball especially in the first half in which they ripped us apart time
>>>>>> and time again. They quickly raced into a 2-0 lead both goals coming
>>>>>> down their left. I've just ruffled a few feathers on Twitter
>>>>>> (Richleedsuk) by asking Peltier whether he was at fault or was he
>>>>>> exposed through lack of cover. He replied saying it didn't matter ,
>>>>>> it was the way they came back that was important. Can't argue with
>>>>>> that but you have to wonder whether our defensive frailities may
>>>>>> still be there. 
>>>>>> When
>>>>>> that 2nd goal went in people all around me were saying that this was
>>>>>> going to be an embarrassment. I couldn't disagree and was beginning
>>>>>> to think about the long season ahead. It was reality kicking in, a
>>>>>> premiership team against a cobbled together set of misfits most of
>>>>>> them from a team that got relegated. How stupid were we ? How daft to
>>>>>> doubt at a Neil Warnock team , they were never going to rollover.
>>>>>> I
>>>>>> think sticking Diouf on the right wing didn't work. He was drifting
>>>>>> inside as it is in his nature to try and get the ball when he sees
>>>>>> the front 2 struggling. This left large gaps which were exposed
>>>>>> every time they broke. This led to both their goals. Our main problem
>>>>>> was a lack of movement up front and when the ball was played through
>>>>>> the ball was inevitably given away, the main culprit being Becchio
>>>>>> who won hardly anything in the air and when given to his feet he
>>>>>> unbelievably at times just gave it away. One time on the right, he
>>>>>> cut inside and with white shirts everywhere he found the only dark
>>>>>> shirt. Amazing quality,
>>>>>> In
>>>>>> fact, Becchio's heading ability is so poor that all long balls are
>>>>>> now aimed at Varney who is head and shoulders above Becchio in the
>>>>>> air.
>>>>>> So
>>>>>> how did we get back into it ? Well, we increased our work rate and
>>>>>> just got stuck in. We won a few free kicks in dangerous positions and
>>>>>> started to pile on the pressure through long balls into the area.
>>>>>> They began to flap, especially Robbo in nets who was awful. When at
>>>>>> Leeds I thought he was the equal of Nigel Martyn when it came to shop
>>>>>> stopping but he was always week coming for crosses and commanding his
>>>>>> area. Nothing has changed , he flapped time and time again and the
>>>>>> Blackburn defence began to creak. On one such occasion , we got lucky
>>>>>> and the ball fell to Diouf who poked it in. We then began to believe. 
>>>>>> From
>>>>>> that moment on we steamrolled them, not through beautiful play but
>>>>>> from high energy,pressure football. The whole foundation of their
>>>>>> team collapsed and we saw more of the ball and began to run the game.
>>>>>> Colin instructed Diouf to go get the ball so he was given a free
>>>>>> reign, which actually at times saw him playing up front centrally
>>>>>> pushing the ineffective Becchio and McCormack out to the right and
>>>>>> left. He's a better striker than both of them. 
>>>>>> We
>>>>>> came out second half full of energy and carried on where we left off.
>>>>>> Diouf was at the centre of everything, controlling, passing, holding
>>>>>> up play, playing through balls, crossing. A master class to the
>>>>>> players around him who just aren't capable of those levels of
>>>>>> composure and skill.
>>>>>> We
>>>>>> were dominating and Blackburn were on the ropes. Norris and Austin
>>>>>> upped the pace and were everywhere. Then came the equaliser, a high
>>>>>> ball was played through, Becchio sort of went for it in the
>>>>>> half-arsed way he does at times , you know the one, he's not really
>>>>>> looking to win the header but looking for a foul, the ball missed
>>>>>> them both and went through to an unmarked Macca. He took it on and
>>>>>> smashed it in the net, a really well taken goal. 
>>>>>> There
>>>>>> really was only winner from here and we had many chances to bury
>>>>>> them. Diouf took complete control and was teasing them with his
>>>>>> deceptive skill. Pearce was unlucky to have his goal chalked off for
>>>>>> what looked like a 50:50 scrap for the ball and then     Becchio missed a
>>>>>> point blank header which was harder to miss, again he managed to pick
>>>>>> out the Blackburn man on the line, anywhere else it was a goal.
>>>>>> Lethal in the 6 yard box, you're having a laugh. A few mins later and
>>>>>> Becchio showed why some people actually think he is lethal in the 6
>>>>>> yard box when a ball managed to run right through to him at the near
>>>>>> lost. He stooped to prod it towards goal and what really should have
>>>>>> been an easy save, turned into another blunder by Robbo has he
>>>>>> managed to turn into the net. Becchio's one and only positive
>>>>>> contribution to this match .... A big one granted but it wasn't a
>>>>>> great goal.
>>>>>> We
>>>>>> took the lead just a bit too early and with 12 mins to go we stopped
>>>>>> dominating and they came into it again. They got a disputed free kick
>>>>>> on the left and the resulting attack resulted in the Blackburn player
>>>>>> back heeling it all too easily into an empty net. A poor goal. We
>>>>>> still had chances to nick it ( as did they) including a sitter for
>>>>>> Diouf who was out in within only the keeper to beat. He should have
>>>>>> scored. We all gave the team a standing ovation, it was a brilliant
>>>>>> match and a great battling performance against a good team. I don't
>>>>>> mind watching this week in week out.
>>>>>> Scores:
>>>>>> Kenny
>>>>>> - 6. Did ok, one or two important stops, no chance with the goals.Decent 
>>>>>> distribution. 
>>>>>> Peltier
>>>>>> - 4. Exposed time and time again. Doesn't look like a right back to
>>>>>> me.Not captain material, had head down at 2-0 down.
>>>>>> Drury
>>>>>> - 7. I thought he did well. looked like a capable left back. 
>>>>>> Pearce
>>>>>> - 7 Very strong at times.
>>>>>> Lees
>>>>>> - 7. Did well.
>>>>>> Austin
>>>>>> - 7 In and out of the game but when he was in it he was very
>>>>>> commanding.
>>>>>> Norris
>>>>>> - 7 Little quality but very busy player.
>>>>>> Varney
>>>>>> - 3 Shite, I'm not impressed, is he a winger, or a striker ? Good in
>>>>>> the air.
>>>>>> Diouf
>>>>>> - 8. On the ball, the best player on the park. I would like him to
>>>>>> play either in the hole or up front. Our best player, has signed
>>>>>> until Jan now.thats good.
>>>>>> Becchio
>>>>>> - 3. Absolute garbage, he really is a shite player. The game just
>>>>>> passed him by, but his fans will point to another goal. Fair enough
>>>>>> keep him in the side. FFS 
>>>>>> Macca
>>>>>> - 6. Great goal and did try and get things going with Diouf but
>>>>>> generally ineffective.
>>>>>> The
>>>>>> marks above are for attainment - I'd give them all 10 for effort and
>>>>>> that's what won us the game.
>>>>>> Other
>>>>>> things, Robbo got an amazing ovation from the whole ground. He gave
>>>>>> the Leeds salute a few times (isn't he an Arsenal fan?)
>>>>>> Jordan
>>>>>> Rhodes - tidy little player but looked like a young lad in man's game
>>>>>> at times.
>>>>>> Crowd
>>>>>> - looked more than 24k, probably Ken on the fiddle again. Great
>>>>>> atmosphere.
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