IMMORTAL HOWDEN ENDER

Our bowels ?

This is what we need in the half-time dressing room

If that is all true perhaps we should sign up Usain Bolt and Mo Farah. Cant remember who pointed out but tactically Robbo is responsible for running the legs off Polly and Trafford, gave a headless chicken role to Baird, linked him up with the clumsy, pedestrian Oakley, whilst saving Tremarco and excusing Vigurs. Am I also wrong in saying that Brad McKay and Chalmers did minimal attacking at Dumbarton. It is a combination of fitness, skill level and tactics.

Let's remind ourselves of the derided initial opening post

I am afraid we are probably Type 7 at the moment

Charles Bannerman significantly prolongs an interesting and applicable Dougal post

I thought Polworth did a lot of running, especially in the roving role. Trafford is a bit pedestrian like Draper but I still feels that he is doing a lot of covering for Vigurs. But neither should be whacked by the end of the game although I feel that they have more of an excuse than others.The general fitness levels are a major concern. Although the selection of Chambers and Oakley was surprising, playing Tremarco in midfield and a reluctance to take on substitutes. The pace of Baird and Mulraney should have been utilised earlier. Or perhaps they were too kanckered to be bothered.

So Dougal was correct in raising the concerns ?

Would love to see Dougal's expert opinion. Heading to 5 pages. Great OP mate.

Would you not agree that Polly and Trafford were fecked running to cover others ??

Dumbarton Football Club belongs to all of you... we, the people who play for and manage are passing through. This being football, one day we will all move on, but you will still be here, because it's your club.” Ian Murray, 4th May 2013, after keeping DFC in Division 1 against heavy odds.

Strange to see that views and conclusions are SO similar for once.

"Dumbarton Football Club belongs to all of you... we, the people who play for and manage are passing through. This being football, one day we will all move on, but you will still be here, because it's your club.” Ian Murray, 4th May 2013, after keeping DFC in Division 1 against heavy odds.

Buster, he sold the heat of the rock steady beat.

Anyone who witnessed the last quarter of the Dumbarton game would be saying exactly what Dougal was implying.