Poor game and very underwhelming performance from us, but we did enough to scrape by.
Southport were plucky, but a very limited side. Their number 6 must have taken 20 long throws into the box in the game. Impressive physical feat without a doubt, but any shoulder injury would be a career-ender...
They are massive, they even managed to tempt Neil Young out of his 11th and final retirement. Expect Railway Blue on here in a minute to defend NY's honour.
Fitzpatrick's played about 20 minutes in between being injured twice, Pringle starts more than Furman, Leitch-Smith had his first start on Tuesday. I'm not sure why Whitehead has signed tbh, unless someone else is crocked or on the way out?
Part-time team, 420 mile round trip on a work night, LB in goal, midfielders in defence, and RB playing LB.
Got to be a bit embarrassing for Yeovil that
Yes, there were already a couple of "fill-ins" before those changes. A draw here would be a result.
Our stand in keeper is a left back who hasn't played all season due to injury
Are you talking about Joe Bunney? He didn't really put a foot wrong in his 5 minutes, but the sudden departure is obviously a red flag.
He's part of a proud non-league tradition in that respect, we've had a few one week wonders over recent years.
A few ex-Alty in the player movements in last 2 weeks (I am reading if nobody else Darlo On Tour).
Jordan Hulme back in the NPL, John Johnston in the NPL regional divisions. Plus a few of our also-rans and old lags.
Yes, quite profligate in front of goal, and I think he knows it too. He looks like the confidence is leaking out of him with each of the last few games.
Colclough is ace, best player we've had in years.
That was a bit of a grind at times, should have scored more, but any win gratefully received. It was nice to see we can win without Ryan Colcough.
I fear Marcus Dinanga is not a striker. Another big crowd too, never known numbers like this in all my years.
Terrible ref, liner had to be...