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Arbroath V Cowden A Mooooving experience?
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BlooCoo
Posted 19 November 2007 - 18:00
Looking forward to this, hopefully we'll have some guys back following the break. Pat Clarke to score and sicken the smokies.
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Lichtielegend
Posted 20 November 2007 - 11:14
Or could go to Ogston's in the high street, where there'd be more chance of getting the Newcastle-Liverpool game.
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Posted 23 November 2007 - 13:10
Lichtielegend, on Nov 20 2007, 11:14, said:
Or could go to Ogston's in the high street, where there'd be more chance of getting the Newcastle-Liverpool game.
Whats the Wetherspoons like, quite rough? Cheap drink as usual i assume?
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Posted 23 November 2007 - 17:18
Cowden til i die, on Nov 23 2007, 13:10, said:
Only been in a couple of times, but it seems pretty much like any other Wetherspoons. Not my preferred sort of pub but I suppose you know what you'll get. Think it is really cheap though.
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kompressaur
Posted 23 November 2007 - 17:54
thanks
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Posted 23 November 2007 - 20:05
BlooCoo, on Nov 19 2007, 18:00, said:
Looking forward to this, hopefully we'll have some guys back following the break. Pat Clarke to score and sicken the smokies.
Camped at that Red lion park before it's quite modern therefore must have been done up recently.
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BlooCoo
Posted 24 November 2007 - 20:08
Thought Cowden never really got out of first gear for the main part of the game and the sheer physical nature (and that's being kind) of the Arbroath play spoiled what could've been a much better game. Paul Tosh, for an experienced pro - tut tut, red card for raising your hands all over a free-kick which you were awarded.
The start of the 2nd half saw McGlashan's tactics completely obvious - if you can't get the ball, kick the shit out of anyone else who has it then confront the referee. It certainly worked as 3 of our 4 yellow cards were for players standing up to over zealous tackles (one which could've ended up with one of our players seriously injured).
Hospitality at Tutties Neuk was excellent as was the Chilli Burger, certainly to be recommended as the place is bloody freezing.
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Cowden Cowboy
Posted 24 November 2007 - 20:30
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Posted 24 November 2007 - 20:40
I was standing next to the stand in the 2nd half and got a good view on the tackle on Scuillion which was shocking, the offender Reilly (no 12) managed to get out of the way in the ruck of players and the ref never said anything to him.
Credit to the standside linesman for keeping his flag up for the penalty when Freeland waved play on, a lot of "assistants" don't seem to assist and let the refs get on with it so if you are reading this Mr Brunton well done
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Posted 25 November 2007 - 00:27
Cowden Cowboy, on Nov 24 2007, 22:30, said:
Bryan never touched Davie Hay, stopped right before him, and Hay went over attempting to get him booked.
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Posted 25 November 2007 - 00:38
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Posted 25 November 2007 - 08:48
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Posted 25 November 2007 - 12:00
Cowden were the better side but I was a bit frustrated that they couldn't add to their single-goal lead. Also my patience is starting to wear thin with Stephen McConnalogue. One goal from 15 games simply isn't good enough for a striker (and it's not as if he's been laying them on for others).
Should Welsh swallow his pride and dump the wee man or persevere in the hope that he will improve?
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Lichtielegend
Posted 25 November 2007 - 13:06
At times we had decent territorial possession, but couldn't really create the opportunities.
It's a bad day when the closest you come to a goal was an effort from the halfway line.
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Cowden Cowboy
Posted 25 November 2007 - 13:12
Bryan never touched Davie Hay, stopped right before him, and Hay went over attempting to get him booked.
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McGlashan will have Bryan's guts for garters then as he must have been the only one of the Dirty Lichties not to put the boot in.
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Posted 25 November 2007 - 13:46
cowdencracker, on Nov 25 2007, 10:48, said:
That 2 footed challenge that won the ball perfectly, without touching Davie Hannah who went down like he'd been shot?
Not saying there weren't some bad challenges, but Cowden are just as physical as we are, and they were the ones starting all the handbags, pushing and shoving people about every 5 minutes.
On the football side of things, dissapointing stuff from us. As LL said, Barry was the best player on the pitch, and far better than any of his teammates today. So frustrating watching a side we all know can do it, but never do.
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Posted 25 November 2007 - 14:21
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Cowden Cowboy
Posted 25 November 2007 - 17:00
SimonLichtie, on Nov 25 2007, 13:46, said:
Not saying there weren't some bad challenges, but Cowden are just as physical as we are, and they were the ones starting all the handbags, pushing and shoving people about every 5 minutes.
On the football side of things, dissapointing stuff from us. As LL said, Barry was the best player on the pitch, and far better than any of his teammates today. So frustrating watching a side we all know can do it, but never do.
Simple Simon you never change. I think you'll find any 'handbags' usually came just after yet another Lichtie two footed lunge at a Cowden player. Our bookings are for protesting and then getting involved in a wee bit pushing and shoving. Arbroath's were for cynical over the ball stuff and a red card for a head butt. I remember how you weren't able to spot the Smokie pensioner throw the ball at Mark Baxter but your eagle eye manages to see every challenge by Arbroath players as corinthian like or that blame should be shared 50/50. Your maroon tinted specs make your views the equivalent of England as seen by Motty. No doubt you were with Freeland as regards seeing the most blatant of penalties as well.
You had two players booked within about 2 minutes of the restart obviously urged on by Mad Dog McGlashan. How you can condone the challenge on Hannah is beyond me - that was a dreadful challenge. 4 of the last 5 times we we have played Arbroath you have had players sent off for violent conduct. The other game was the one where your intimidatory tactics paid off via a spectator hitting a Cowden player deliberately with the ball and he was sent off for angrily throwing it back at him (i.e.retaliation) in an incident provoked by Arbroath fans (see also yesteday something was seemingly thrown onto the pitch). Our other sending off that day came when we had been provoked enough and refused to just lie down and take a kicking. Mauchlen got the main instigator McGlashan with one that his own tactics truly deserved. Of course McGlashan then had to sub himself so he could have an altercation in the tunnel. Only other Arbroath game I've seen in recent times was at Alloa when Lichties fans kicked down the advertising hoardings and had a bit of a punch up after invading the pitch.
McGlashan said before game he wanted to see how his men proved themsleves against 2nd Division opposition. Football wise they were found lacking and discipline wise they showed up the 3rd Division with their tactics. It's obvious Arbroath has a major discipline problem - more red cards than Vinny Jones in recent seasons - seems every couple of weeks you will read that Arbroath ended up with 10 men.
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Posted 26 November 2007 - 14:52
First half Cowden were in control just playing some great football. Missed the incident involving Tosh so cannot comment but I agree with every post above that states Arbroath are a dirty team - if the Cowden players had done challenges like that the Arbroath fans would be starting topics on here called "soinso is a feckin disgrace"! I had a mate at the game and even he agreed that Arbroath are the dirtiest team he has ever seen in his life. I give you credit though - 4 red cards in 5 games against us deserves a medal!
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