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Re: Macclesfield T v Barrow afc
Posted: Wed Sep 23, 2015 11:23 am
by xerxes
K_BFC wrote:Said on BBC RC that the terrace behind the goal was empty apart from a single flag. Take it you were on the little bit to the side of the main stand?
In front of the main stand. For some reason the terrace behind the goal was closed - pity because it's the best viewpoint in the ground. This seems to be a trend - similar situation at Halifax, also at Wrexham where there is no other standing alternative. I guess it's all down to policing/stewarding costs.
Re: Macclesfield T v Barrow afc
Posted: Wed Sep 23, 2015 11:45 am
by Middleton Nick
This is the first three points away from home with the Barrow bucket hat in position.It now stays.A pretty even game in the first 45 with not many chances but we came out in the second half and for the first ten minutes or so really took the bull by the horns.As has been already said Cooky missed with a header which is unusual for him when it seemed easier to score.He also had a strong appeal for a penalty turned down and from the stand it certainly looked a stonewall penalty.Cooky objected that much he nearly got booked.Just finished celebrating Cooky's goal when it was in the net at the other end.Don't know if we lacked concentration just after scoring or what.Then the pen put away by Cooky and then just a few nervous minutes before the final whistle sending 110,111,112,113,114,115 Barrow fans into delirium.It always makes the journey home better.
A great team performance,however,I don't know what VdB brings to the table as he can't tackle,can't head a ball and is generally not good enough.That is only my opinion unless someone sees something else.Kiddy home sat to back this three points up.

Re: Macclesfield T v Barrow afc
Posted: Wed Sep 23, 2015 12:09 pm
by Cokey
Top result last night.
Fingers crossed for a win over struggling Kiddy on Saturday and we'll be in touching distance of the playoffs!
Re: Macclesfield T v Barrow afc
Posted: Wed Sep 23, 2015 12:58 pm
by Lancaster Branch
Cokey wrote:Top result last night.
Fingers crossed for a win over struggling Kiddy on Saturday and we'll be in touching distance of the playoffs!
I hate 'what ifs' but those crazy last ten minutes at Halifax look even more damaging in that context.
Re: Macclesfield T v Barrow afc
Posted: Thu Sep 24, 2015 12:45 pm
by Jim
Just watched the highlights. Great throw out from Dixon to start the move, where was the Macc defence, great persistence from Howarth and good goal by Cook who even evaded a tackle from Jason
How did Cooky miss the free header from Howarth's corner early on?
Don't think there was much contact, if any, from their keeper for the penalty, but well taken by Cooky.
Re: Macclesfield T v Barrow afc
Posted: Thu Sep 24, 2015 1:22 pm
by russell_anderson
Jim wrote:Just watched the highlights. Great throw out from Dixon to start the move, where was the Macc defence, great persistence from Howarth and good goal by Cook who even evaded a tackle from Jason
How did Cooky miss the free header from Howarth's corner early on?
Don't think there was much contact, if any, from their keeper for the penalty, but well taken by Cooky.
Good grief! Those were short highlights!! Normally watching the highlights gives you a feel of the match but not in this case.
Re: Macclesfield T v Barrow afc
Posted: Thu Sep 24, 2015 1:32 pm
by saltcellar
No viewing of Cook's penalty appeal either that a few wanted to see again.
Re: Macclesfield T v Barrow afc
Posted: Thu Sep 24, 2015 9:12 pm
by K_BFC
Jim wrote:...Don't think there was much contact, if any, from their keeper for the penalty, but well taken by Cooky.
Does look a bit slight but he has caught him.
From the
highlights, think the keeper is a bit unlucky after being beaten to the ball, don't think he could get out of the way. As Grimes lifts his foot away to avoid being wiped out, he gets his foot caught under the keepers arm and as he gets loose there is a second contact as it strikes the keeper in the face. Macc players didn't seem to complain about it which gives they impression they thought it was a pen as well.
Re: Macclesfield T v Barrow afc
Posted: Thu Sep 24, 2015 9:52 pm
by audigex
Terrible highlights, there was more to the game than 3 goals and a corner....
Re: Macclesfield T v Barrow afc
Posted: Thu Sep 24, 2015 11:46 pm
by Bingo
There was a. Whole half missing
Re: Macclesfield T v Barrow afc
Posted: Fri Sep 25, 2015 12:04 am
by andyg
There's a reason for that...nothing happened...trust me
Re: Macclesfield T v Barrow afc
Posted: Fri Sep 25, 2015 12:25 am
by barrowfan_chris
Good job Cook scored or Walker might have had words good finish.
Class night we deserved the win.
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Re: Macclesfield T v Barrow afc
Posted: Fri Sep 25, 2015 8:01 am
by The Real Slim Azza
K_BFC wrote:Jim wrote:...Don't think there was much contact, if any, from their keeper for the penalty, but well taken by Cooky.
Does look a bit slight but he has caught him.
From the
highlights, think the keeper is a bit unlucky after being beaten to the ball, don't think he could get out of the way. As Grimes lifts his foot away to avoid being wiped out, he gets his foot caught under the keepers arm and as he gets loose there is a second contact as it strikes the keeper in the face. Macc players didn't seem to complain about it which gives they impression they thought it was a pen as well.
Wasn't a penalty that like.
Re: Macclesfield T v Barrow afc
Posted: Fri Sep 25, 2015 8:38 am
by Bingo
Dixon made a great save in the first half
Maybe it wasn't a pen but just before that Cook was bundled over in the box maybe the ref thought I'll give this one
Re: Macclesfield T v Barrow afc
Posted: Fri Sep 25, 2015 8:47 am
by Steeley
At the time it looked stonewall, highlights make it look a bit dodgy.