fine-n-dandy Posted October 16, 2011 Share Posted October 16, 2011 Should have been a pen on Milsom I'd say, foul started outside the box with holding but not much of a foul that, the real foul was by the second man in the box. Foster lost his man at back post for their goal. Could have been a different game had they scored with their early (good) chance created by Mawene's slack play. Good result though & that's the most important thing http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/scotland/15328799.stm Link to comment
OddJob Posted October 16, 2011 Share Posted October 16, 2011 Wondered at the time what Kenneth was greeting about at the second goal and i'm still bewildered, according to the paper today they thought there was a handball in the build up It's even harder to tell from the camera angle than it even was a the match if it was a pen or not, but either way if it was a dive then Milsom would have been booked so Collum had no idea. Also what the hell is Gonzalez doing coming out for crosses he's never going to get, total Clangers-esque. Link to comment
OddJob Posted October 16, 2011 Share Posted October 16, 2011 I wasn't at the game, so was refreshing to see GOOD highlights involving Aberdeen. Gonzalez pulled off a good save at beginning. Penis pulled off a good save from Fallon before Arnie put the ball in. How on earth wasn't it a peno on Milsom? The second goal was great ball in. Swanson is a donkey. How on earth Considines shot went in I'll never know. Gonzo has the scary foreign keeper flap at crosses about him.Oh aye forgot to mention that in my post about their "penalty" claim, most laughable claim for a pen i think i've ever seen at Pittodrie Link to comment
Sandafc Posted October 16, 2011 Share Posted October 16, 2011 Oh aye forgot to mention that in my post about their "penalty" claim, most laughable claim for a pen i think i've ever seen at Pittodrie Havent seen the highlights yet but thought at the time it was a case of where swanson was away to pull his foot back to shoot but the Aberdeen player was so close to him he kicked him instead. Link to comment
robbo Posted October 16, 2011 Share Posted October 16, 2011 cant really blame foster for the goal, was a stunning ball across the box. foster drops deeper, hed have been culpable for playing multiple folk onside through the middle. hes done the right thing trying to maintain the line and letting the 2nd CB be the deepest, you just cant account for balls like that being played across. If anything, and this is being really harsh, id put the blame on Arnasson as he lost his man initially meaning Ozzy had to come over to pick him up, then neither were able to win the challenge. but, dont want to blame anyone for it, credit where its due, it was a technically excellent goal. what i liked most about those highlights was at every goal, Fallon was always involved in some way, either the header for the 1st, of chasing in the other 2 looking for rebounds. 2nd best had to be considines goal. great 1st touch, great 2nd. Pernis' 1st and 2nd touches however were howling Link to comment
stirlingsheep Posted October 16, 2011 Share Posted October 16, 2011 Having been at the game, the highlights confirmed a few things I thought at the time... I don't think Swanson was diving, but that his standing knee/ankle went as he was about to hit it.I think Sloth was looking for an offside at Mawene's goal, but it wasn't.Considine showed a good touch and volley for his goal, although Pernis was obviously poor at it.Their goal, although Foster might have lost Dalle Valle at the back post, the run started far deeper and 3 or 4 players should have stopped the young lad before he had the chance to play it across. Link to comment
HH_is_back Posted October 16, 2011 Share Posted October 16, 2011 Still not a fan of our keeper. Think he's a week link and certainly has me biting my nails. Link to comment
Liam Posted October 16, 2011 Share Posted October 16, 2011 cant really blame foster for the goal, was a stunning ball across the box. foster drops deeper, hed have been culpable for playing multiple folk onside through the middle. hes done the right thing trying to maintain the line and letting the 2nd CB be the deepest, you just cant account for balls like that being played across. If anything, and this is being really harsh, id put the blame on Arnasson as he lost his man initially meaning Ozzy had to come over to pick him up, then neither were able to win the challenge. but, dont want to blame anyone for it, credit where its due, it was a technically excellent goal. what i liked most about those highlights was at every goal, Fallon was always involved in some way, either the header for the 1st, of chasing in the other 2 looking for rebounds. 2nd best had to be considines goal. great 1st touch, great 2nd. Pernis' 1st and 2nd touches however were howling I can be Fosters harshest critic, but what you say is correct. No way is he to blame for that goal. It was a great run from Armstrong, and if the blame was to be given to someone, as you say it would be to someone that should of stopped him. Foster had the player running at, then beyond him, so was always going to be second to the ball. Was a very good run by the United player in the first place, as many players wouldnt of bothered to get themselves in a position to make what i presume was a shot, into a cross. Very very good goal though, and in no way can it be but down as an Aberdeen players fault or error, it can only go down as a well worked United goal. Link to comment
DD1903 Posted October 16, 2011 Share Posted October 16, 2011 good to see us take advantage of set pieces! Link to comment
HughMungus Posted October 16, 2011 Share Posted October 16, 2011 good to see us take advantage of set pieces! Foster was brilliant..seroius pace..clearly a better player than the boy that was sent to ibrox... Link to comment
Bobbyskitter Posted October 17, 2011 Share Posted October 17, 2011 I can be Fosters harshest critic, but what you say is correct. No way is he to blame for that goal. It was a great run from Armstrong, and if the blame was to be given to someone, as you say it would be to someone that should of stopped him. Foster had the player running at, then beyond him, so was always going to be second to the ball. Was a very good run by the United player in the first place, as many players wouldnt of bothered to get themselves in a position to make what i presume was a shot, into a cross. Very very good goal though, and in no way can it be but down as an Aberdeen players fault or error, it can only go down as a well worked United goal. Foster could have done better to stop the cross reaching the boy at the back post or maybe got a block in if his positioning was better. Foster tracked the Utd boy from the edge of the box towards the back post but as the ball comes in he moves towards the ball and leaves his man with space to get a clean shot off. It was a good ball in but not undefendable, Link to comment
minijc Posted October 17, 2011 Share Posted October 17, 2011 To me, Jack was a little bit dodgy at their goal, totally just lost himself for a second or two and made it easy for the ball to get put across. Link to comment
Dandyesque Posted October 17, 2011 Share Posted October 17, 2011 Christ. A great win and all you loat can do is argue about which player you want to blame for their consolation. Get a grip, people. Link to comment
Dynamo Posted October 17, 2011 Share Posted October 17, 2011 no, wrong. langfield does not do that much at all and the rate at which Gonzales does is shocking gonzales is not good enough, certainly not as good as a fit langfield no matter what you idiots want to think We were playing Dundee United. Langfield would have been a nap to thorw the ball in the net. Link to comment
JFK Posted October 17, 2011 Share Posted October 17, 2011 Is the commentary on those highlights actually live? Liam McLeod seems to have provided the commentary on both the Aberdeen v United game and the Kilmarnock v Celtic game. Obviously there wouldn't have been enough time for him to have gotten from Rugby park to Pittodrie in time for kick-off. Link to comment
tup Posted October 17, 2011 Share Posted October 17, 2011 gonzales is not good enough, certainly not as good as a fit langfield no matter what you idiots want to think Nonsense, he's miles better than Langfield was or ever will be. He's the right size for a start, not a portly weegie with far too much to say for himself who's mooth writes cheques his fists canna cash like you Jamie Langfield. Link to comment
King Street Loon Posted October 17, 2011 Share Posted October 17, 2011 Is the commentary on those highlights actually live? Liam McLeod seems to have provided the commentary on both the Aberdeen v United game and the Kilmarnock v Celtic game. Obviously there wouldn't have been enough time for him to have gotten from Rugby park to Pittodrie in time for kick-off. Yeah it's live.He did the commentary on the radio. The 'tic - Killie game will have been him sitting in a studio. Link to comment
Podge Posted October 17, 2011 Share Posted October 17, 2011 Nice to see! I'm also more shocked about them using a machine head song to advertise the celtic vs hibs quarter final match at the end of the highlights Link to comment
tup Posted October 17, 2011 Share Posted October 17, 2011 It's no coincidence that we now concede far less goals, and certainly none littered with the comical and hapless defensive 'efforts' of Langfield and Diamond as the pair of them scream and point the finger at less culpable team mates. A blind man could see that Gonzalez is far superior to Langfield, he has composure and stature, Langfield has none, and is a bottle merchant. Link to comment
tup Posted October 17, 2011 Share Posted October 17, 2011 composure? i think now, for anyone that goes to the games (love that i can now use that line) they will have seen enough to know that gonzo is an absolute nightmare he goes walkabout and flaps at crosses CONSTANTLY...trust me Have we lost a lot of goals this season as a direct result of these CONSTANT errors? That's all that counts. He makes mistakes. All goalkeepers do. It's the hardest and most important playing role on the pitch. The key is whether the mistakes give out an air of panic, which transmits to the entire defence, or whether they can instantly recover their confidence and forget the mistake. Gonzalez is the latter. Langfield is the former. Link to comment
robbo Posted October 17, 2011 Share Posted October 17, 2011 Foster could have done better to stop the cross reaching the boy at the back post or maybe got a block in if his positioning was better. Foster tracked the Utd boy from the edge of the box towards the back post but as the ball comes in he moves towards the ball and leaves his man with space to get a clean shot off. It was a good ball in but not undefendable aye, he still did the right thing. he let the guy go wide - away from goal. his body position was closed off so didnt see the run behind, thats true, but that ball is played across infront of the keeper and behind the defenders. had foster (or anyone for that matter) tried to put a foot on it, theyd have more than likely stabbed it into our net. It was a good ball in but not undefendable once that ball left their wide mans foot, there was nothing anyone could do. the problem came from allowing him to get into that area. keeper cant come for it, defenders cant attack it. you try and wrap your foot around it from that body shape your probably going to bobble it to the edge of the D letting someone get a clean strike. the only thing the defence could have done better may have been using the 2nd CB to drop deeper allowing foster to drop in aswell. close the gap and open out the body shape. but then if you do that, your almost ontop of your keeper so he then has traffic to come through for anything. credit to united, it was the perfect move. shouldnt be looking to blame someone when the goal was that well crafted. Link to comment
tup Posted October 17, 2011 Share Posted October 17, 2011 Langfield had one good season his whole career. Link to comment
Site Sponsor RTYD Posted October 17, 2011 Site Sponsor Share Posted October 17, 2011 I wasn't at the game, so was refreshing to see GOOD highlights involving Aberdeen. Gonzalez pulled off a good save at beginning. Penis pulled off a good save from Fallon before Arnie put the ball in. How on earth wasn't it a peno on Milsom?The second goal was great ball in. Swanson is a donkey. How on earth Considines shot went in I'll never know. Gonzo has the scary foreign keeper flap at crosses about him. It was a foul on Milsom; he was fouled outside of the box and to his credit kept going but never fully recovered his footing. Link to comment
Site Sponsor RTYD Posted October 17, 2011 Site Sponsor Share Posted October 17, 2011 We were playing Dundee United. Langfield would have been a nap to thorw the ball in the net. One crust of a pie thrown at him and the diarrhoea would have been running down his legs. Link to comment
tommo1903 Posted October 17, 2011 Share Posted October 17, 2011 Still dont understand how it was a free kick against Milsom. He never got booked, so couldnt be a dive. Joke ref. Link to comment
StandFree1982 Posted October 17, 2011 Share Posted October 17, 2011 Good to hear the Dundee United fans singing "There's only one Jamie Langfield" they can have him. Link to comment
tup Posted October 17, 2011 Share Posted October 17, 2011 A chorus of 'Thank Christ for that' from all the Dons fans bar one fat weegie in the upper RDS would have been the perfect response. Link to comment
fine-n-dandy Posted October 17, 2011 Author Share Posted October 17, 2011 Foster could have done better to stop the cross reaching the boy at the back post or maybe got a block in if his positioning was better. Foster tracked the Utd boy from the edge of the box towards the back post but as the ball comes in he moves towards the ball and leaves his man with space to get a clean shot off. It was a good ball in but not undefendable, Agreed Christ. A great win and all you loat can do is argue about which player you want to blame for their consolation. Get a grip, people. Consolation or not, it's still a goal conceded by a simple mistake (good ball or not) & with the OF coming , mistakes need addressing & worked on & Foster has been at fault for a few goals already this season now, one against Celtic who we play next remember. Win or not when players make mistakes they need to be spoken to by the management so they can go through what went wrong just cos we win doesn't mean that mistakes cannot be corrected for the future, so they happen less often. Simple really no? Link to comment
OddJob Posted October 17, 2011 Share Posted October 17, 2011 It was a foul on Milsom; he was fouled outside of the box and to his credit kept going but never fully recovered his footing.It was definitely a free-kick but as you say he tried to carry on and didn't do an "Andy Walker style dive" for a penalty, just his momentum. Was hard to tell if Flood or the other defender had actually caught him in the box but he certainly didn't play for the penalty. Collum never booked him which tells you he fuckied up not awarding the initial free-kick and couldn't take it back to there. Link to comment
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