Was there any question about his taking it?Originally Posted by GP200
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Was there any question about his taking it?
.......................he had the ball in his hands and walked towards the spot..........................I saw Douglas looking towards the bench,maybe waiting for instructions..................
.....The few who do,are the envy of the many who only watch.................
Maybe he was thinking the same as you...........
Isn't it a shame the way our little world has changed
I think KOC would and should take any penalty if he's on the pitch.
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homelessbee (15th October 2012)
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Forrester or Forshaw for me.
I had a quick chat with harry after the game ( at the railway station) we spoke about penalty's , and he said clayton felt confident , and wanted itwe agreed he would (harry) put his self forward for the next one!
Good inside information.I had a quick chat with harry after the game ( at the railway station) we spoke about penalty's , and he said clayton felt confident , and wanted it
I will stick him down as first goal scorer from now on.
Cheers for that!
I hope the paint pot trophy doesn't come down to a panalty shoot out
I'd like to see Logan given a chance from the spot. I think he has the temperament and I think he'd do well.
It's not the taking part, it's the winning that counts !
offer repeated, willing to sit on the sub's bench with a variety of masks and sneak onto the pitch whenever there's a penaltyi'll do it, after all, it can't be that ####ing difficult
i DEMAND we win every game!!
Bidwell. You know he'd put his foot through it at least.
Agree, and Forshaw if he isn't - both very clean strikers of a ball over a short distance.
agree with you on Logan think he'd relish it.I hope the paint pot trophy doesn't come down to a panalty shoot out
I'd like to see Logan given a chance from the spot. I think he has the temperament and I think he'd do well.
I'm not sure he'd have the nerve - his miss at MK last season being an example.
"Don't act like you're not impressed...."
I dont think he is a good enough dead ball kicker
You could see from the replay that he wanted to take it, as as soon as it was given he ran to get the ball, as if he was saying 'this is mine, I'm taking it.'
Is that too many as?
James Spencer.
Let him get some goals under his belt and get the crowd on his side.
Like we did with Hayes you mean?
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brundallbee (17th October 2012)
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Found one at last!!
When life gives you a 100 reasons to cry,show life that you have a 1000 reasons to smile
I presume he closed his ears when Clayton was giving him advice before he took it...
Ah that'll be a case of Chronic Recurring PlayOff Failure for which there is no known cure.
................We gave him advice on Scunthorpe train platform on how to take a penalty...............good job he listened...........
Are you claiming the assist on this goal then?
Uwe, in the Chronicle:
http://www.hounslowchronicle.co.uk/w...9642-32092026/
He said: “Paul [Hayes] and Harry have been practising penalties for days. Harry is number one and Paul is number two"
Just looked at the live updates thread.
'Oh no penalty to Bees!'
'Pen. Oh no.'
'Oh no pen!!!'
Hopefully we have found a player who can put them away in Forrester. No one was taking the ball off him last night.
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