For your perusal (Stevenage Highlights) (1 Viewer)
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harvey098
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That McNulty body feint for his first just gets better and better. Also shows the standard of goalkeeping at this level and why Burge made it into team of the year, those mistakes are fairly regular when you watch the goals from other games.
Not surprised they couldn’t find a highlight from the second half. I can’t remember much from the second half but I was twisting and shouting for the majority
Not surprised they couldn’t find a highlight from the second half. I can’t remember much from the second half but I was twisting and shouting for the majority
stupot07
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Never a red, but it did look worse in real time. Cracking goal by Kelly, it was well played by Shipley others would have tried to turn back to get a shot off - sometimes the simple pass is the right pass, and great strike for the first, but terrible keeping.
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stevefloyd
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It's a good job Burge never let a goal in like that or people may have said he was a liability
clint van damme
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very impressed with your use of the word perusal in the OP title at 1am in the morning Steve, or are you abroad?
stevefloyd
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No I was fresh back from the pub ...beer infused
clint van damme
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in that case I'll give you a like, impressive!!
stevefloyd
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I can spout more rubbish than usual after a certain number of Guinness and these days it's less of a number before that happens
Irish Sky Blue
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Not sure how Burge gets any blame for their goal. Totally down to McDonald dwelling too long on the ball. The fixation that some people have with Burge, Haynes and Biamou is sad really. It is almost like they want them to do badly. That wouldn’t be the case would it? Surely not!
larry_david
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Match day thread he was getting slated by the usual suspects for giving the ball to Rod in a 'dangerous' position.