I don't think that's totally unreasonable. Audel had some shakey moments in the game. Although improved massively on his Dagenham game.Bluebarrowman wrote: ↑Sat Aug 19, 2017 11:35 pmQuite incredible reportSouthcoaster wrote: ↑Sat Aug 19, 2017 9:03 pm Not sure what to make of today's game....plenty of hoofball from both sides. Guess most of today's defenders are suffering from headaches this evening.
Moore didn't have much to do. Audel looks out of his depth, not helped by a heavy laden Hughes and an excellent Dover left back, Ilesanmi. With twenty five minutes remaining Dover bought on Daniel, another left sided attacker who bemused Audell and crossed for their equaliser. Just before H/T Thierry Audell went on an amazing run whizzing past four defenders but shot weakly at the keeper. Thought i was watching Thierry Henry for a moment. Their forward, Bird was a handfull and the Mousse was winning most tussles. Nieskins looked solid in the first half but was error strewn during the second period. Gomis was everywhere, although had a great chance to win it towards the end. Harry P was brilliant, scrapped the bar in the first half and was constantly chasing lost causes, but showed a lot of guile. A smartly taken quick throw from Jones to Harry P with a quick lay off to young Bauress and a perfect cross on Whites' head 1/0. Shame it was probably the only thing White did, don't think he is the main man. ARH was in a great position around 85mins but Cockerline ignored him and shot tamely wide, that was a clear 2 on 1 situation that was thrown away. Guess a draw was a reasonable result, certainly we would of taken it at 2.59pm. Great battling team display all round and as per usual at The Crabble windy conditions. We need to get these injured players back, pronto.
You don't rate Audel
You don't rate our top scorer (3 in 3 games)
Yet the commentary said otherwise
Keep off the booze Please![]()
White was ineffective for large parts of the match too. The goal he scored was due to a great Bauress coming from a nice run from Harry P.