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Be thankful that it wasn't two screwed on shots that they nailed.

He worked the space for himself really well too, after that you just need a bit of luck for it to fall for you. A clean confident strike with his left foot as well.

He was fine today, without doing anything special, and literally everyone appears to have rated him a 6 which seems right to me.

That's fair enough, I wasn't having a go :)

So today he dropped his deer in the headlights act from years ago? Eccles just looked like Eccles to me today i.e. he was great

I have been reading the Hamer thread through my fingers for the last couple of days, cringing at all the grieving and doom mongering. Hopefully this game was a reminder that we have loads of fine players all over the pitch, including the ones we've brought in this summer.

What 'deer in the headlights act'? When has he ever been like that? Baffling comment.

I see what you did there

Family reasons?

And an interesting word - 'spawniest'

Not heard of that treatment before. Is it available on the NHS?

You assumed I wasn't on here didn't you? I've just done a wee on your piece of steak.

He really doesn't. He's like the Duracell Bunny.

More bloody anagrams

No need to look further than the Longford Road

But the point is it's not the ridiculous miss that people have claimed, the keeper does brilliantly. And maybe Ellis hasn't got the smallest of dinks?

Fair enough, I haven't looked very closely at it, but I really didn't think he passed up a chance to simply tap it past someone lying passively on the ground, which is how that pic makes it look.

Very nice word that, which has to appear in next year's edition of the Oxford English Dictionary.

Surely that's a misleading still frame before Simms has hit it, and before the keeper has come out another yard and spread himself further?