Rochdale MOM

[the vicar]

For me Alfie May was outstanding today and should get it. The 2 full backs also played well

[esdailles left foot]

Alfie then Ben and big Anderson

[RedJ]

He's not a striker. But I think we've found what he is.

[DonnyOsmond]

Alfie then Ben and big Anderson

 Which Ben?

[esdailles left foot]

I would still play him up top. More movement and guile than anyone

[selby]

  ELF, if goals saved your life, you would be dead then.

[besty]

Thought Anderson and James were great today

[drfchound]

  ELF, if goals saved your life, you would be dead then.

How would you assess Alfie’s performance today mate?

[Metalmicky]

Gomes for me

[drfcsteve]

Gomes for me

Good one.

[the vicar]

Gomes for me

is that a wind up or was you not att the game

[Campsall rover]

Alfie’s build up play was excellent but as soon as he see’s the white line of the 18 yard box, need i say any more.
Whiteman, Anderson James and Halliday all very good and Alfie (see above comment )

[bobjimwilly]

Voting closes on Tuesday

[bedale rover]

Lots of running from may but no end product
Sadlier was MOM for his decisive intervention

[the vicar]

I can understand Baptiste as we was dominating the game till he went off ans we had to move Shief from midfielde to CB

[Colin C No.3]

Alfie put himself about yesterday, tracked back well & Rochdale were clearly uncomfortable when he ran at them with space to build up a head of steam. However, after the ball broke to him on the half way line & he got as far as their box one on one with the keeper, he chose to pass to James who was forced wider by the pass & the attack broke down. He seems reluctant to accept the responsibility to have a strike on goal after such a run, why?

Tom Anderson was immense & carried the ball out comfortably at times too, but the heart & driving force yesterday came in shed loads from Ben Whiteman my MOM.

[DonnyOsmond]

Alfie put himself about yesterday, tracked back well & Rochdale were clearly uncomfortable when he ran at them with space to build up a head of steam. However, after the ball broke to him on the half way line & he got as far as their box one on one with the keeper, he chose to pass to James who was forced wider by the pass & the attack broke down. He seems reluctant to accept the responsibility to have a strike on goal after such a run, why?

Tom Anderson was immense & carried the ball out comfortably at times too, but the heart & driving force yesterday came in shed loads from Ben Whiteman my MOM.

Most players didn't accept responsibility to have a shot. Blair ran at their defence, had a shot on goal and tried to pass it which was cut out.

[RoversAlias]

May had no problem accepting that responsibility last week, probably just decision-making in the moment rather than any shyness in front of goal.

[dickos1]

Over the two games May has been our best player

[Padge_DRFC]

Anderson looks a completely different player to the one that first came on loan. Awesome again yesterday I've voted for him

[Copps is Magic]

I voted Anderson. Never mind being defensively solid. Did any see the two occasions he turned their players inside out with a reverse turn? Delicious.

The defensive equivalent of Copps.

[scawsby steve]

Are the 3 people who voted for Gomes trying to wind everyone up?

[pib]

Anderson is looking a class act. Didn't think I'd be saying that when he first played for us but I think he just keeps getting better and better. Stupid booking yesterday mind.

Having said that, I voted for James. I like what I've seen from both full backs so far, but yesterday I thought James looked very good defensively and gave us more going forward than v Gillingham. I think he could be an upgrade on Andrew if he keeps developing.