updiamonds wrote:We're on a blip hopefully we'll come out of it a bigger and stronger side. We're creating chances after chances and playing good football, just failing to score them.
We need to start scoring again, we should win on Saturday.
What's the best result for us tomorrow. Huntingdon vs PNS, I would say a PNS win.
That's a really interesting game tomorrow night.
7 of Huntingdon's 11 games so far have been at home. After tomorrow that'll be 8 from 12.
PNS however have the best away record in the division so far, 6 wins, 1 draw and 0 losses. That includes wins away at Holbeach (4-0!), Cogenhoe and Deeping. They've won 10 out of 11 in all competitions.
They say we've lost our money we're not famous anymore.....
I'd just like to see us go out to try and win every game 4-0, against Holbeach we did that, really went at them, yet against Yaxley we didn't seem to go for it as much (perhaps Yaxley were better than Holbeach). I'd much rather finish 2nd playing attacking football, rather than 2nd through being cautious and afraid of what the opposition might do.
updiamonds wrote:We're on a blip hopefully we'll come out of it a bigger and stronger side. We're creating chances after chances and playing good football, just failing to score them.
We need to start scoring again, we should win on Saturday.
What's the best result for us tomorrow. Huntingdon vs PNS, I would say a PNS win.
That's a really interesting game tomorrow night.
7 of Huntingdon's 11 games so far have been at home. After tomorrow that'll be 8 from 12.
PNS however have the best away record in the division so far, 6 wins, 1 draw and 0 losses. That includes wins away at Holbeach (4-0!), Cogenhoe and Deeping. They've won 10 out of 11 in all competitions.
Huntingdon v. PNS is off due to waterlogged pitch - no surprise really.
Huntingdon just can't get a league game - and the worst of the winter weather hasn't even arrived yet. The only thing that will save them from a seriously concerning fixture backlog in the spring will be a kind offer from the UCL to allow them to finish their season later than everyone else...
paulg wrote:Huntingdon just can't get a league game - and the worst of the winter weather hasn't even arrived yet. The only thing that will save them from a seriously concerning fixture backlog in the spring will be a kind offer from the UCL to allow them to finish their season later than everyone else...
Thats good that Huntingdon match being postponed. More of a fixtures list pile up for them. Come on Diamonds lets stuff Long Buckby 4-0.
