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Round 32 (5)
A loss to Kurdistan means Robbin Hoodies are probably out of the running for the final playoff place!
A dejected Cloughie said "Although the performance was good and something we can build on at this point of the season we need to be getting result"
A dejected Cloughie said "Although the performance was good and something we can build on at this point of the season we need to be getting result"
Despite the recent run of form Natsumi's Army come into there match against Cambridge Camembert as heavy favorites. Our expert Analyse team claims this should be a win for the Army.
'They should dominate the midfield and have the lion share of the possession, as long as they avoid any mistakes at the back they should be looking to win this game'
Our other Analyse Alan Shearer expects a might tight affair.
'Neither team will want to lose this one, it'd be a nervous cagey affair, a point will suit both teams and I thik this one might just finish 0-0'
Will the home side add to Natsumi's woes and draw level points with the Army.. Or will they finally break out of this dismal run and push away any fears of being part of a relegation fears. 14th vs 15th a possible 6 pointer kicks of in just 30 minutes time.
'They should dominate the midfield and have the lion share of the possession, as long as they avoid any mistakes at the back they should be looking to win this game'
Our other Analyse Alan Shearer expects a might tight affair.
'Neither team will want to lose this one, it'd be a nervous cagey affair, a point will suit both teams and I thik this one might just finish 0-0'
Will the home side add to Natsumi's woes and draw level points with the Army.. Or will they finally break out of this dismal run and push away any fears of being part of a relegation fears. 14th vs 15th a possible 6 pointer kicks of in just 30 minutes time.
The Final Whistle blows at the The Cheesedome with Natsumi'sArmy winning 3-0. It was a thorougher and professional display, in which Manageress Natsumi set up a flat 4 4 2 against tmc1985's preferred 4 3 3 formation, the extra man in midfield helped the away team control the match. Hasnun who was picked ahead of Niti, made a perfectly timed pass for Undrea in the 12th minute giving the army the lead. And the Army never looked back, taking a 2-0 lead into half time with another go from star striker Undrea, this time player maker Dtangpaibool providing a excellent cross from the left wing.
Defensively the solid two blocks of four proved difficult to get threw and Kubal the club captain who was a doubt after being taken off early injured in Natsumi'sArmy 4-0 loss at home last week, made a whopping 8 shot stops throwing his body on the line in some heroic defending. One commentator said 'Its like they have two keepers on the field amazing stuff from the skipper'
The second half was much like the first, Natsumi's Army controlling the ball wearing down the home side keeping the audience quiet, until they found the opportunity to score the 3rd goal and kill the Match, a beautiful goal it was youngster Newman saw the keeper out of position and lobbed him from 40 yards out. Dtangpaibool won the man of the match award for his two assists and general all round play making skills but nearly every player in pink today played well.
The result at this stage of the campaign might be more important then the performance, and this result should steer The army towards safety and possible top half finish, as for Cambridge Camembert The defeat and the manner of the defeat is real cause for concern, tmc1985 will no doubt be biting his teeth watching other results anxiously with his team awful run continuing and them so dangerously close to the drop zone.
After the match we asked Natsumi about her decision to leave set piece specialist Neeraj Niti out of the starting line up.
Interviewer : First of all a good result, must be a relief to finally get back to winning ways after a bad spell, Niti did not play today the fans and some pundits were confused by this decision has something happened?
'Thank you, and yes it was nice to win, away from home too we've been quite poor on our travels this season, as for Niti not playing it was purely tactical I spoke to him prior to the match, Cambridge were always going to come out with a 4 3 3, and Niti has this habit of moving out of position he prefers to have a free role in our midfield and he can be very dangerous popping up in unexpected places, but that is not what we needed today, we needed a more compact solid midfield line of four to counter Cambridge's tactics. So we decided to give Niti a rest for this match, he was on the bench ready to come on should the tactics backfire. but fortunately he was not needed, its late in the season I know every player wants to play every match but even our star players need to rest sometimes and I think my decision to rest Niti was good for this match, and good for the player too'
Defensively the solid two blocks of four proved difficult to get threw and Kubal the club captain who was a doubt after being taken off early injured in Natsumi'sArmy 4-0 loss at home last week, made a whopping 8 shot stops throwing his body on the line in some heroic defending. One commentator said 'Its like they have two keepers on the field amazing stuff from the skipper'
The second half was much like the first, Natsumi's Army controlling the ball wearing down the home side keeping the audience quiet, until they found the opportunity to score the 3rd goal and kill the Match, a beautiful goal it was youngster Newman saw the keeper out of position and lobbed him from 40 yards out. Dtangpaibool won the man of the match award for his two assists and general all round play making skills but nearly every player in pink today played well.
The result at this stage of the campaign might be more important then the performance, and this result should steer The army towards safety and possible top half finish, as for Cambridge Camembert The defeat and the manner of the defeat is real cause for concern, tmc1985 will no doubt be biting his teeth watching other results anxiously with his team awful run continuing and them so dangerously close to the drop zone.
After the match we asked Natsumi about her decision to leave set piece specialist Neeraj Niti out of the starting line up.
Interviewer : First of all a good result, must be a relief to finally get back to winning ways after a bad spell, Niti did not play today the fans and some pundits were confused by this decision has something happened?
'Thank you, and yes it was nice to win, away from home too we've been quite poor on our travels this season, as for Niti not playing it was purely tactical I spoke to him prior to the match, Cambridge were always going to come out with a 4 3 3, and Niti has this habit of moving out of position he prefers to have a free role in our midfield and he can be very dangerous popping up in unexpected places, but that is not what we needed today, we needed a more compact solid midfield line of four to counter Cambridge's tactics. So we decided to give Niti a rest for this match, he was on the bench ready to come on should the tactics backfire. but fortunately he was not needed, its late in the season I know every player wants to play every match but even our star players need to rest sometimes and I think my decision to rest Niti was good for this match, and good for the player too'
A hard fought 1-0 win for the hornets at home to cherry coke... In a very dull affair the boys held on to the vital goal at a capacity crowd at the vicarage road stadium.... Pushinging them 3 points clear of 5th place
Bolt ON Wonderbras regained top spot with an away win over strugglers Ferndown, following Tranby's shock defeat at the hands of Ferndown's fellow relegation battlers Blackpool Utd, a result that drops Ferndown into the automatic relegation places.
Once again only goal difference keeps the two top sides apart, with Harlow Utd waiting to pounce on any slip up and Watford making a late run to challenge.
Once again only goal difference keeps the two top sides apart, with Harlow Utd waiting to pounce on any slip up and Watford making a late run to challenge.
