Page 2 of 4

Re: KHFC thread

Posted: Mon Dec 28, 2009 5:43 pm
by RushdenTillIDie
Good Game That, got a little nervey for the last 15, but what do you expect with Rushden, we played some good stuff first half and were a bit fortunate with the first, a massive error from there keeper, our second was good build up and then a bit of typical tommo magic, flicking it over a player with his right, and banging it in with his left, once again people think he's off, i have a feeling he'll stay till the end of the season, we need good money for him, and his attitude was a bit off again today, getting himself another silly booking, either way if he goes or doesn't, i have faith in the others and justin to carry on and do well, i'll wait till after the oxford and K*ttering games, till i make an end of season prediction...but for now, things look good :)

Re: KHFC thread

Posted: Mon Dec 28, 2009 5:51 pm
by rushdenman
If that turns out to be Tommo's last goal for RDFC he couldn't have bowed out with a better one. It was a class goal which would have had the pundits purring if someone like Berbatov or Torres had scored it.

On the downside, we seemed to do our best to throw it away with some sloppy defending, although I thought both Stuart and Robbo were outstanding today.

Re: KHFC thread

Posted: Mon Dec 28, 2009 5:54 pm
by ID
Also got 100 more home fans than K*ttering did on Boxing day...

Re: KHFC thread

Posted: Mon Dec 28, 2009 5:54 pm
by BartonRaz
I tell you what, as well as Tomlin played, i think Mark Byrne was better. We HAVE to keep him.

Re: KHFC thread

Posted: Mon Dec 28, 2009 5:56 pm
by ID
BartonRaz wrote:I tell you what, as well as Tomlin played, i think Mark Byrne was better. We HAVE to keep him.
A Dublin lad, I'm not surprised :D ;)

Re: KHFC thread

Posted: Mon Dec 28, 2009 5:58 pm
by Olly
RushdenTillIDie wrote:Good Game That, got a little nervey for the last 15, but what do you expect with Rushden, we played some good stuff first half and were a bit fortunate with the first, a massive error from there keeper, our second was good build up and then a bit of typical tommo magic, flicking it over a player with his right, and banging it in with his left, once again people think he's off, i have a feeling he'll stay till the end of the season, we need good money for him, and his attitude was a bit off again today, getting himself another silly booking, either way if he goes or doesn't, i have faith in the others and justin to carry on and do well, i'll wait till after the oxford and K*ttering games, till i make an end of season prediction...but for now, things look good :)
I do hope you're right about Tommo, to keep him til the end of the season would be fantastic but even JE in a recent interview said he was resigned to losing him so I really can't see how we'd hold onto him even with the attitude issue, he keeps on showing us why he's just too good for this level.

Re: KHFC thread

Posted: Mon Dec 28, 2009 6:01 pm
by Mad Dog
BartonRaz wrote:I tell you what, as well as Tomlin played, i think Mark Byrne was better. We HAVE to keep him.
I agree with this. Also thought Terry and Porter had good games as well are Robinson.

Re: KHFC thread

Posted: Mon Dec 28, 2009 6:05 pm
by Harry
Was very pleased with the first hour or so.

Then things went to pot. We went from being in control playing some lovely stuff going forward to being like a bunch of headless chickens.

Still, a win's a win. Just need to sort out those nerves in the latter part of the game.

Re: KHFC thread

Posted: Mon Dec 28, 2009 6:06 pm
by Harry
BartonRaz wrote:I tell you what, as well as Tomlin played, i think Mark Byrne was better. We HAVE to keep him.

Agreed. Was my MOTM. Will be a huge loss if he goes.

Re: KHFC thread

Posted: Mon Dec 28, 2009 6:07 pm
by davealbon
Tommo's second today was breathtaking, and I think has overtaken David Bell's goal against Shrewsbury as the best I've seen scored by a Rushden player (still not quite good enough to overtake Ainsworth's volley though). As Martin said, if that goal had been scored in one of the top leagues in any country or at a World Cup then pundits would be talking about it for months, and it would be replayed on TV over and over again. Absolute magic!

I thought it was a very good performance today up until their goal, which came out of the blue really and certainly against the run of play. We struggled to keep hold of the ball after that, and although the 4-3-3 formation worked well at times, I thought we should have reverted to a traditional 4-4-2 after their goal to strengthen the midfield as we got overrun a bit towards the end.

Good entertainment though in front of a slightly increased crowd (I saw a couple of faces in Strikers whom I hadn't seen for a while) which will hopefully see a few more people returning, especially if we can put in a good performance and maybe get something against Oxford.