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Just now, RR #1 said:

Ffs that is pathetic. Well we've played with an outfield player in goal and after today we may well have seen a goalie playing outfield at Somerset too. Saying that Robbie Thomson up front probably wouldn't be any worse than Akio or McBride. 

There isn’t a rule against listing two keepers on the bench, is there? Wonder why no McNeil?

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Just now, TxRover said:

There isn’t a rule against listing two keepers on the bench, is there? Wonder why no McNeil?

I wondered the same. He's here and taking part in the warm-up, seems like you'd have him stripped just on the off chance you do need to sub your goalkeeper twice (or you want to give him a run out at right back after our inevitable second injury by the eighteenth minute). 

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25 minutes ago, muZZa__44 said:

TBF now with how I see it you Bring on both O’Connor and JML in the latter stages and run at them it could work 

Waste of time, we'll be winning 4-0 by that point. 

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5 minutes ago, No_Problemo said:

Absolutely pathetic stuff so far. 

It's been like a training game, where the main objective is just for nobody to get injured. I imagine it's going to continue in this fashion until sooner or later Akinyemi scores. It hasn't come to much so far, but you can see Masson is struggling to deal with him. And that's no shade on Masson, he's hardly the first defender in the Championship to have this issue, and it must only be his second or third start at centre half. 

Edit: As I sent that, Akinyemi mugged off Dick only to be stopped by a brilliant tackle by Masson. 

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Just now, AUFC 1910 said:

This team need a fucking rocket up their arse. Absolute turgid shite on offer yet again in a must win game against a side strung together with cello tape and plasters 😢

We’re out of plasters, it’s tape alone.

Just now, Raith Against The Machine said:

It's been like a training game, where the main objective is just for nobody to get injured. I imagine it's going to continue in this fashion until sooner or later Akinyemi scores. It hasn't come to much so far, but you can see Masson is struggling to deal with him. And that's no shade on Masson, he's hardly the first defender in the Championship to have this issue, and it must only be his second or third start at centre half. 

Struggling, eh?

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Just now, Raith Against The Machine said:

It's been like a training game, where the main objective is just for nobody to get injured. I imagine it's going to continue in this fashion until sooner or later Akinyemi scores. It hasn't come to much so far, but you can see Masson is struggling to deal with him. And that's no shade on Masson, he's hardly the first defender in the Championship to have this issue, and it must only be his second or third start at centre half. 

If anything - it seems like Raith have a slighter better tempo which is obviously unforgivable in the circumstances. 

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5 minutes ago, No_Problemo said:

If anything - it seems like Raith have a slighter better tempo which is obviously unforgivable in the circumstances. 

There's a wee pocket on our right hand side, a sort of Millen-Brown-Ross axis of tidy players who can knock it about amongst themselves but outside of that we're relying on someone/anyone winning the ball in midfield and then running 50 yards and putting it in the goal.

A couple have had a go at it, McBride got surprisingly far and got a corner out of it, but Ayr's strategy of just having Akinyemi and hoping he somehow scores seems more promising. 

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4 minutes ago, Raith Against The Machine said:

There's a wee pocket on our right hand side, a sort of Millen-Brown-Ross axis of tidy players who can knock it about amongst themselves but outside of that we're relying on someone/anyone winning the ball in midfield and then running 50 yards and putting it in the goal.

A couple have had a go at it, McBride got surprisingly far and got a corner out of it, but Ayr's strategy of just having Akinyemi and hoping he somehow scores seems more promising. 

It doesn’t seem to work will quite as well at home…

Im on a stream so can’t be totally sure - but that missed chance sums up Ashford for the horrific footballer player that he is. 

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Typical end of the season (last quarter) stuff from Ayr.

We somehow seem to be back at this position where the players look like they are simply going through the motions - and bad ones at that.

They clearly either don’t give a shit, or are really not that good.  That display so far has not been a team on the verge of playoffs and looking to secure their place in them.

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