[Michael W]

smithers-jones, on Oct 21 2007, 17:23, said:

Can you put a link to the match highlights? I'm a but hazy about the match for some reason.

There not up yet but they should be in the next few days. You can see interviews by John McGlynn and Kenny Black just now if you wish though

http://www.raithrove...i-bin/index.cgi

[Unknown Caller]

smithers-jones, on Oct 21 2007, 17:23, said:

Can you put a link to the match highlights? I'm a but hazy about the match for some reason.

They won't be up till Monday or Tuesday!

[smithers-jones]

The Todd, on Oct 21 2007, 17:49, said:

There not up yet but they should be in the next few days. You can see interviews by John McGlynn and Kenny Black just now if you wish though

http://www.raithrove...i-bin/index.cgi

Saw them earlier, looks like KB is ready to top himself.

[Raith_Raver]

smithers-jones, on Oct 21 2007, 18:01, said:

Saw them earlier, looks like KB is ready to top himself.

I was in the old stand just a few yards from him. He seemed to be as wild about the refereeing as much as his team falling out of the game. Everytime Airdrie got a bad decision in the second half (which was almost non stop) he was out at the touchline waving his arms in fury.

This post has been edited by Raith_Raver: 21 October 2007 - 18:08

[Yoss]

mn07, on Oct 21 2007, 21:23, said:

Second goal was quite good ....

hehe
Thanks.

[philpy]

Cant remember the last time i saw us score as good a goal as that at home.

[Raith_Raver]

mn07, on Oct 21 2007, 21:23, said:

Thought a draw would have suited yesterday but without the "penalty" I just couldn't see rovers scoring. ....

... we were better than raith yesterday but just didn't finish it off. Not very impressed

Make your mind up. You were better than Raith for most of the first half, and we were better than you for most of the second half.

I think most Rovers fans would concede that a draw would have been fair.

[Michael W]

Raith_Raver, on Oct 21 2007, 21:56, said:

I think most Rovers fans would concede that a draw would have been fair.

At half time I would have been delighted if we got a draw. I thought it wasn't going to be our day.

We haven't drawn this season have we? It's won 7 and lost 3 is it not?

[Raith_Raver]

The Todd, on Oct 21 2007, 22:21, said:

At half time I would have been delighted if we got a draw. I thought it wasn't going to be our day.

We haven't drawn this season have we? It's won 7 and lost 3 is it not?

Yes, won 7, four of them on the road. The two home defeats right after the international weekend knocked us out of our stride. Theres still something lacking at Stark's, despite yesterdays win. That first half was as bad as the Ross and Ayr shows. The other defeat was the Central Park embarassment.

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[Raith_Raver]

What's the news on Carcary, has anyone heard anything? Like, is he out for the Alloa game, out until Christmas, or the rest of the season?

[Raith_Raver]

mn07, on Oct 22 2007, 10:54, said:

I'm quite sure he'll be back next week bearing in mind it was an elbow/punch to the face. Maybe a black eye but he'll be fine.

Ta. You must have seen the incident better than me. I thought he crashed into the barrier and duffed his shoulder after Lovering's assault.

[Yoss]

The Todd, on Oct 21 2007, 22:21, said:

At half time I would have been delighted if we got a draw. I thought it wasn't going to be our day.

Really? I thought the opposite, despite the last two home games, and despite the fact we've lost on every previous occasion we've gone behind, they responded to it very well this time, and even at 1-0 down I wouldn't have taken the draw. (I know that's easily said with hindsight but I thought it at the time too.)

[Michael W]

Yoss, on Oct 22 2007, 12:25, said:

Really? I thought the opposite, despite the last two home games, and despite the fact we've lost on every previous occasion we've gone behind, they responded to it very well this time, and even at 1-0 down I wouldn't have taken the draw. (I know that's easily said with hindsight but I thought it at the time too.)

Yes. Mind you, I am probably basing that on the first 20-25 minutes when Airdrie had all the possetion. We picked up towards the end of the half and started to more of the ball.

A very good result though and I am looking forward to playing Alloa next week. Hopefully we can keep our wee run of recent results going.

[Raith Against The Machine]

philpy, on Oct 21 2007, 21:54, said:

Cant remember the last time i saw us score as good a goal as that at home.

Eddie Annand against... erm... Airdrie?

[Michael W]

Dunc, on Oct 22 2007, 14:40, said:

Eddie Annand against... erm... Airdrie?

I'd actually forgotten about that goal. That was a peach.

[raith_94]

mn07, on Oct 22 2007, 10:54, said:

I'm quite sure he'll be back next week bearing in mind it was an elbow/punch to the face. Maybe a black eye but he'll be fine.

Saw him in Harlem later on. Took this on my phone. He just gets younger and younger.

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[Yoss]

Dunc, on Oct 22 2007, 14:40, said:

Eddie Annand against... erm... Airdrie?

I wasn't at that one. I'm having to think back a long way for a better home goal.

[Unknown Caller]

Yoss, on Oct 22 2007, 17:52, said:

I wasn't at that one. I'm having to think back a long way for a better home goal.

Martin Nelson against Motherwell in 91 B)

[Hank Scorpio]

I seem to remember Stephen Adam scoring a belter for us against someone a few years back.

[rw89]

MonTheRovers! !, on Oct 22 2007, 18:44, said:

I seem to remember Stephen Adam scoring a belter for us against someone a few years back.

Wasn't that a freekick against Peterhead? Didn't he go to East Stirling after that? Looked a decent player...