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OFFSIDE. I SAY OFFSIDE Where WAS U standing or seating when this happened obviously u was in line with play

Jesus, Home and away, don't get in a lather. Did I say I was debating the offside decision? I was on the half way line and to me we were caught flat footed at the back. THAT was all I said. And like I say, fortunately the assistant was on the ball. I couldn't tell if it was OFFSIDE OR NOT. So stop shouting and get a life.
See you Saturday, on the half way line, Princes Rd side, if you really want to have a word. You may have to wake me up.

I Was in line and the guy was at least 2 yards offside.

That's v good defending then!!

Ozymandias wrote:Why do you want to see the WSM game with me, home and away.? What's the matter with the Truro game. I have enough trouble getting to home games and you want us meet up in Devon???
The team were lethargic in my opinion, what's not to understand re that comment? Said quite a bit on here. When Hampton scored the 'offside' goal both Bonner and Vinty stood watching. Fortunately we had an assistant watching too.
See you Saturday.

Knowing thier quality It’s possible Tom and Ronnie were totally in control and playing offside keeping a straight line.
If he was that clearly off side then I get why they may not chase after him.
Saying that I was not in line so I couldn’t tell.

[quote="Ozymandias"]We played our 'get out of jail' card there.
Too many of our players were not playing. Wynter, Bonner and Vint for once weren't at the races, and Haysie??








I think Bradders was missed not much protection.
Hayes was abysmal in first half and that’s being kind. Hayes Improved in the second half and was just really poor.
He was terrible and detrimental to the side particularly in the first half.
Then again Hayes doesn’t have to do much to get the popular vote or get MOM when he’s played well even when others have contributed more to the game.
Can you imagine if Lee Noble put in the awful performances Hayes does regularly or was as inconsistent as Hayes is, he’d get slaughtered.
Nobes consistency is a credit to him.

I know I’ll get stick for this but the quiet ones who don’t come on here or don’t post know I’m right.

Ozy don't worry about it mate I won't wake u up but u was wrong about what u said 2 yards offside someone said so the boys who were standing there got it right.

K entC .That's not really fair. I am quiet and rarely post on here but I still think your an idiot

Kentc wrote:

Ozymandias wrote:We played our 'get out of jail' card there.
Too many of our players were not playing. Wynter, Bonner and Vint for once weren't at the races, and Haysie??








I think Bradders was missed not much protection.
Hayes was abysmal in first half and that’s being kind. Hayes Improved in the second half and was just really poor.
He was terrible and detrimental to the side particularly in the first half.
Then again Hayes doesn’t have to do much to get the popular vote or get MOM when he’s played well even when others have contributed more to the game.
Can you imagine if Lee Noble put in the awful performances Hayes does regularly or was as inconsistent as Hayes is, he’d get slaughtered.
Nobes consistency is a credit to him.

I know I’ll get stick for this but the quiet ones who don’t come on here or don’t post know I’m right.

By his own admission, Ryno had a stinker on Saturday, as did a few others, but I'm surprised you think he doesn't get criticism as he has always divided opinion and I think he gets more than anybody. On this forum, Nobes has received 266 MOTM votes and won it 14 times, Ryno has 37 votes and won it once, so I'm not sure how what all that stuff about him getting the popular vote is all about. However, saying that Nobes is more consistent than Ryno is hardly likely to draw criticism from even Ryno's biggest fan (which I admit, could possibly be me) as that must surely come under the category of "stating the bleeding obvious". Nobes IS Mr Consistent. He has a fantastic engine, gets better every year, is tenacious and inspirational and drives us forward at every opportunity. He is in my view, the best player we have and is yet again a nailed on certainty for this year's player of the season. Ryno is a maverick who can be awful at times but is a great provider and is always likely to create something out of nothing. He produces moments of pure magic and is responsible for some of the greatest things that have ever happened at Princes Park. He is unplayable when he's at his best and speaking personally, he is my all-time favourite Dartford player, but as much as I love Ryno, even I wouldn't call him consistent. I think they are very different but they both fulfil important roles and they, along with the legend that is Elliot Bradbrook, would always be the first three names on my team-sheet.

Everybody has the right to their opinion Kentc and I wouldn't give you stick for voicing yours, but when it comes to Ryno (or almost anything else for that matter), I think it's a bit presumptuous of you to assume that everyone who doesn't post, "knows you're right". Far more likely I think, that opinion would be split down the middle as it almost always is.

It's pretty fantastic to still have 'Club Legends' not only at the Club, but on the Pitch performing.
. Ryan is an enigma, - perhaps, as the other two seem to understand and appreciate what he brings to the Team, we expect too much too often. I am sure Mr Bradbrook and Mr Noble could educate on how things should be debated.
- But there are still Games to be played, - onward and upward.