Predictions for Weymouth

Predictions please.

Redditch 2 - 1 Muff

L. Hendrie, Deabill

450

Reddshite 2 Weymouth 0

Hendrie L & S

Att 323

Leethall wrote:Reddshite 2 Weymouth 0

Hendrie L & S

Att 323

Thats fucked it then

Bob Marley wrote:

Leethall wrote:Reddshite 2 Weymouth 0

Hendrie L & S

Att 323

Thats fucked it then

Were doomed !! were doomed!!

reds 2-0 way down yonder in new orleans. Big Jim Lee Hendrie. Att 305

Redditch 2-0 Wey Muff Divers

Deabill and Stuart Hendrie with the goals.

Att. 397

Reds 5 Whey hey hey mouth 4


Deabill
Warmer
Grimes
Halsall
L. Hendrie
200

[quote="porrohman"]Reds 5 Whey hey hey mouth 4


Deabill
Warmer
Grimes
Halsall
L. Hendrie
200
[/quote

Sue says she will have a bet with you on that! 20p again.

DEAL!

porrohman wrote:DEAL!

Sue says bring your 20p........................... IN CASH!!!!!!!

Redditch win 4.0

Hendrie l & s. Osborne debill

265

Redditch win 4.0

Hendrie l & s. Osborne debill

265

redditch born wrote:Redditch win 4.0

Hendrie l & s. Osborne debill

265

You dont get double points for posting twice!!!

Reds 1. Muff divers 0

L Hendrie

Atten 266

As it's the end of the season with niether team with anything to play for it'll probably be either 0-0 or 4-4!

For the record:

Reds 3 (Hendrie L, Deabill, Stringfellow) Small town near Poole 1. Att: 231 (and a half if my 3 yr old granddaughter turns up!)

Reds 2 Ear Muffs 2

Deabill, Hendrie (L)

Attendance disappointing due to weather, I reckon 253

Pitch to look like WW1 battlefield by the end of the game.

Red 2 Weymouth 1

Deabill & Lee Hendrie

Att. 302

Enjoyed the game yesterday. Considering the conditions and neither side had much to play for it was quite entertaining. Don't know how we only scored 2, there were chances that were actually more difficult to miss than score.

We've had a competitive and well organized team for most of the season, especially defensively (apart from the odd disaster like against Frome) but it seems to me that the Hendrie brothers added an extra dimension of creativity which we lacked, and with that we have looked like a team capable of much better things. Will be a big, big miss next season if we don't have them.

Other observations;

Pitch nowhere near as bad as I expected. That game would have been off a few years ago. It drains so much better than it used to, there is more grass cover, but the big disappointment is how uneven the playing surface is. I wish we could get that sorted.

Great sing off in the Cedar Road second half (but it could sometimes do with moderating the language if we are to attract the family element).

Good crowd, much more than I predicted. Weymouth brought about 50 which obviously helps but with nearly 400 there (and a similar attendance for the Evesham game) an encouraging sign. I'm sure we can get more if we can be more consistent at home.

Snack bar, service slow again ! See comment above re better crowds, we are throwing money away at the moment because we don't seem able to cater for better crowds. If we were regularly getting 400 or so that place should be making loads of money but not if it's taking the whole of half time to get served (which it did).

mattim wrote:Enjoyed the game yesterday. Considering the conditions and neither side had much to play for it was quite entertaining. Don't know how we only scored 2, there were chances that were actually more difficult to miss than score.

We've had a competitive and well organized team for most of the season, especially defensively (apart from the odd disaster like against Frome) but it seems to me that the Hendrie brothers added an extra dimension of creativity which we lacked, and with that we have looked like a team capable of much better things. Will be a big, big miss next season if we don't have them.

Other observations;

Pitch nowhere near as bad as I expected. That game would have been off a few years ago. It drains so much better than it used to, there is more grass cover, but the big disappointment is how uneven the playing surface is. I wish we could get that sorted.

Great sing off in the Cedar Road second half (but it could sometimes do with moderating the language if we are to attract the family element).

Good crowd, much more than I predicted. Weymouth brought about 50 which obviously helps but with nearly 400 there (and a similar attendance for the Evesham game) an encouraging sign. I'm sure we can get more if we can be more consistent at home.

Snack bar, service slow again ! See comment above re better crowds, we are throwing money away at the moment because we don't seem able to cater for better crowds. If we were regularly getting 400 or so that place should be making loads of money but not if it's taking the whole of half time to get served (which it did).

great post totally agree apart from, there are 3 other stands for the family fans

the fans were great get with it

Blog of the game from a down beat Weymouth fan who likes mentioning about pianos.

http://www.adventuresintinpot.blogspot.co.uk/2012/04/redditch-united-v-weymouth.html

lewism5964 wrote:Blog of the game from a down beat Weymouth fan who likes mentioning about pianos.

http://www.adventuresintinpot.blogspot.co.uk/2012/04/redditch-united-v-weymouth.html

hahaha wtf is it all about?

at least he got some flattering pics of the ground