A dominant first 25 minutes, 70% of the ball, deservedly ahead. Intricate in possession - at times overly so - and full of harrassment, we seem motivated and technically good. As others have rightly identified, we lack an alternative route to goal if we cannot pass precisely through. While our ball-...

October 2016. A 4-0 televised home dismantling of Eastleigh. Playing wise, everything was right, quality allied to attitudinal excellence. I recall Liam Hughes chasing down an opposition defender at 3-0 up with 10 minutes left as if the title was on the line. It typified morale was evidently high. W...

For such brief reports they really pack in the mistakes!

http://m.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/39240297

We hung on in there, second best but effortful, Diarra towering and Beeley brave, to then be inspired by the freshness and physicality from the bench. Inih Effiong has power and pace, with a neat touch also shown. He applied some serious heat to the usually calm McNulty, who'd earlier inevitably see...

Dreadful. Tedious, predictable, flat. Still trying to bulldoze through but lacking the required tempo. We're fading rapidly.

There's no implosion, no self-destruction just wear and tear and tiredness - perhaps the one area where legitimate questions could be asked of those in charge. From another excellent, thoughtful post, Suffolk Blue, I've highlighted a particularly relevant line. Our small squad looks drained after i...

Callum Reynolds, involved in the incident, "doesn't know" why Beeley was sent off: (from 4:15
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=2BlypyfVZEw

Fabulous report, Suffolk Blue. Very evocative, feel like I was there! A huge point against the odds to drag back a playoff rival. Ross Hannah, what a hit!

Prior to Saturday, I rated Martin Coy as one of the better National League referees. I've specifically mentioned him in positive terms for his unfussy control of games: calm with the cards, and able to play appropriate advantages. Disappointing then that he was so naively controlled by Forest Green'...

Bradford's head of recruitment, former Carlisle manager Greg Abbott, was in attendance at Holker St on Saturday.

We look tired, in body and mind. The boundless enthusiasm we've applauded all season has waned. Second to the loose balls, we seem much more lethargic. This is worrying. Why is this? I suspect a combination of factors: a) physical fatigue through an over-burdened small core squad that has scarcely b...

Thoroughly outclassed, no shame in that. Rochdale were excellent: bold, mobile, cohesive. They had too much quality all over. Their surges through midfield fed an athletic forward line that pushed and pulled us out of shape. Generally sharper, they had a litany of chances and could've won much more ...

A bruising, highly competitive and entertaining contest. We deserved to edge it, roared on to a late equaliser from a surprisingly loud 800-odd, and backed by our fierce determination not to let our proud unbeaten record end. Our superior fitness, best shown with the spaces afforded in extra time as...

At home, in our confident form, I make us favourites for this. Rochdale scored in the last moments to salvage a draw at Maidstone in round 1.

If a news organisation struggles to even get our name correct, consider the huge misinformation broadcast on more complex matters, accidentally or otherwise.