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Re: Grimsby v BARROW match thread
Posted: Tue Aug 11, 2015 10:07 pm
by K_BFC
saltcellar wrote:Fleetwood did it, so can Barrow.
Fleetwood were expected to win the league with the money they spent, we are not. Fleetwood did, Barrow probably won't.
Plus Barrow were not one of the best sides in the division, Grimsby are probably the best.
Re: Grimsby v BARROW match thread
Posted: Tue Aug 11, 2015 10:13 pm
by Lancaster Branch
Knew we'd lost by checking on here before seeing the score - we're at 10 pages already. A victory only garnered 8 pages in 4 days.
Miserable buggers
Re: Grimsby v BARROW match thread
Posted: Tue Aug 11, 2015 10:16 pm
by Matty
Still hopeful of a finish between 11th and 14th, which is a realistic ambition for this season. Consolidate and prepare for seasons to come both on and off the pitch. I hope our relegation fears are out of the window by March.
Re: Grimsby v BARROW match thread
Posted: Tue Aug 11, 2015 10:16 pm
by blue nige
K_BFC wrote:saltcellar wrote:Fleetwood did it, so can Barrow.
Fleetwood were expected to win the league with the money they spent, we are not. Fleetwood did, Barrow probably won't.
Plus Barrow were not one of the best sides in the division, Grimsby are probably the best.
plus after that defeat they went out and bought more players!
to be honest i`m glad we have got beat because at least we can now learn from this and if changes need to be made then so be it!(see nickanderton has gone to aldershot for a month loan!)
Re: Grimsby v BARROW match thread
Posted: Tue Aug 11, 2015 10:22 pm
by spirit of 1990
The Grimsby supporter I work with predicted 4 - 0 to me last week, he's also been telling me how much they've improved the squad since the end of last season, & they were a decent outfit then.
I don't think the scoreline was a massive shock to many but from what the lads who were there were saying it sounds like it was more the performance that seemed to disappoint than the actual score itself.
If we find ourselves on the receiving end of a couple more scorelines like that, then that's the time to worry.
Re: Grimsby v BARROW match thread
Posted: Tue Aug 11, 2015 10:24 pm
by The Real Slim Azza
saltcellar wrote:toko wrote:Could be worse, could be 5-1! Grimsby away was never going to be easy, never a nice place to go, and stinks of fish!
Talking about stinking of fish.
Remember a team in August 2011 coming to Holker Street and being played off the park, losing 4-0, yet going on to amass 103 points and finishing champions.
Fleetwood did it, so can Barrow.
HAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHhhaha
Re: Grimsby v BARROW match thread
Posted: Tue Aug 11, 2015 10:24 pm
by tictactoe
Think rc more or less said barrow didn't put in too bad a performance, kept battling and basically the difference was the final third and their forwards being outstanding tonight. Didn't expect a win tonight but I've said it time and time again playing with the lone striker is pointless - whether it would have made a difference tonight against what sounded like a very strong Grimsby side I don't know but it's very defensive imo
It's over on to Saturday and fingers crossed for a better performance
Re: Grimsby v BARROW match thread
Posted: Tue Aug 11, 2015 10:26 pm
by geobarrovian
Could see this coming after Saturday's game which we appeared to ride our luck a few times combined with a talented Grimsby side smarting after conceding four at the weekend against Kidderminster, does seem that weaknesses have been exposed at right back, which we expected, and uncharacteristically from the two centre halves and being not properly set up by Edmo, we'll dust ourselves down, make a few changes and ready to go again next Saturday but another tough test away at Forest Green hopefully with a more solid look and greater support to Cooky up top
Re: Grimsby v BARROW match thread
Posted: Tue Aug 11, 2015 10:31 pm
by saltcellar
The Real Slim a former member of this forum wrote:saltcellar wrote:
Talking about stinking of fish.
Remember a team in August 2011 coming to Holker Street and being played off the park, losing 4-0, yet going on to amass 103 points and finishing champions.
Fleetwood did it, so can Barrow.
HAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHhhaha
Well somebody has to remain positive a former member of this forum.
We know you won't be.......
Re: Grimsby v BARROW match thread
Posted: Tue Aug 11, 2015 10:36 pm
by Jonty
One positive tonight was young Elliot Newby coming on and finding the net. What a great achievement playing in front of a big crowd and grabbing a goal on your full debut. Just a pity about the end result. Hope we've got a diamond there. Well done.
Re: Grimsby v BARROW match thread
Posted: Tue Aug 11, 2015 10:37 pm
by Matty
Jonty wrote:One positive tonight was young Elliot Newby coming on and finding the net. What a great achievement playing in front of a big crowd and grabbing a goal on your full debut. Just a pity about the end result. Hope we've found a diamond there. Well done.
Needs to start Saturday.
Re: Grimsby v BARROW match thread
Posted: Tue Aug 11, 2015 10:40 pm
by HenneysKnee
Matty wrote:Jonty wrote:One positive tonight was young Elliot Newby coming on and finding the net. What a great achievement playing in front of a big crowd and grabbing a goal on your full debut. Just a pity about the end result. Hope we've found a diamond there. Well done.
Needs to start Saturday.
Instead of who?
Re: Grimsby v BARROW match thread
Posted: Tue Aug 11, 2015 10:45 pm
by K-Man
HenneysKnee wrote:Matty wrote:
Needs to start Saturday.
Instead of who?
Symmington(sp)
Re: Grimsby v BARROW match thread
Posted: Tue Aug 11, 2015 10:53 pm
by audigex
SKIPPER wrote:I predicted 3-0 so in terms of goal difference spot on.A Grimsby fan at the Kiddy game on Saturday said it was the most one-sided draw he had ever seen so the chances of us getting anything were slim at best.They were beaten in the play-offs last season and have strengthened far beyond what teams like us have. Monkhouse was a regular scorer at Hartlepool and we all know Bogles capabilities. We'd have got no more if we'd only lost 1-0 to a scrappy goal. I'm not blinkered just a realist. Results like this should highlight the failures and we should act on them lets wait and see.
Sounds fair to me. Grimsby are a big hitter in this league, and I don't think anyone was expecting us to be smashing the playoff contenders off the park every week.
It's a bad result, and an apparent lack of fight (I wasn't there) is concerning, but let's not despair after one loss any more than we weren't predicting promotion after one win. 4 days into the season is no time for over-reactions
Re: Grimsby v BARROW match thread
Posted: Tue Aug 11, 2015 10:55 pm
by K-Man
You don't want negative tactics to set the tone for the season.