I'd pay to see that :D

Another very nice cross from Oar. His worst one of the night got the goal!

Horrific defending by Sainsbury? How the Eff did he slip like that?

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x1bdcjr

Wouldn't really blame Sainsbury TBH. Looked to me like the ball got played behind him and he had to readjust to try and get something on it. Just a bit of bad luck it ended up straight at the opposing striker's feet.

PS. From twitter.

Definitely making a claim for the wc

Bloody hell, after watching the higher quality replay it really was bloody hash to solely blame Sainsbury, especially after the horrible excuse for a pass by Zwolle's RB that gave away the ball immediately before that, and the fact that the Utrecht striker still had to beat two defenders with some beautiful touches after it.

hopefully Sainsbury comes back immediately, could be a big month for him. one of their first choice CB's is out for a month and will probably replace Sainsbury when he gets back. the thing Sainsbury has in his favour is I think the other guy is leaving at the end of the season to twente on a free so if the club sees Sainsbury as good enough he could be first choice.

Yes but the ball never should have got to the striker from that sort of cross..

Even though Sainsbury is right footed I think there's a good chance Zwolle will replace the LCB with him when Lachman returns from injury.

That sort of cross needs to be blocked by the right back, thought it was very well hit without Oar breaking his stride and putting curve on it. What Oar was trying to do was suprise his man with a sudden burst of pace and hopefully one of the strikers would have headed for the gap between the goal keeper and the last line, Sainsbury anticipated that and had that gap covered. As it was strikers didn;t read his intentions and so Oar has to try and squeeze it in front of the right back and behind Sainsbury to his lazy strikers who were lagging behind the defence.

Edited by nickk: 7/2/2014 02:25:52 PM

Wilkinson playing Sao Paulo

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I'll have to start seeing Zwolle play, so I can get a good judgement on how he goes against the best Dutch League forwards. I'm hoping he's one young CB who can kick on and play for a big club.

He gets turned like a pancake for Sao Paulo's second goal.

That goal by his teammate though. Superb.

At least Wilko can say he played in Brazil in 2014 :)

Just went and grabbed a couple of articles about Sainsbury after his debut. tried to highlight relevant parts.

One article called it "successful" and the manager did say he was a little jetlagged still which are both good signs, well playing well with jetlag is a good sign not being jetlagged. Only played because of 2 injuries but if he can settle quickly he will hopefully be able to find a permanent place in the side before they get back.

Also funny how Patrick Zwaanswijk translated to Patrick Swan Quarter



http://www.telegraaf.nl/telesport/voetbal/pec-zwolle/22278094/__Blessure__Skippy__bij_debuut_PEC__.html



http://www.elfvoetbal.nl/nieuws/326519_jans-gooit-pec-zwolle-aanwinst-direct-voor-de-leeuwen

Sainsbury needs to fry, :lol:

What a legend Patrick is, getting Sains a good Euro deal.

Footage of Yeboah near the start. Probably should've hit it first time.

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Just had the chance to watch the Utrecht/PEC Zwolle game and was pleasantly surprised by how well Sainsbury actually did.

Looked a bit nervous in the first twenty minutes or so and made a couple of mistakes including the goal. However after that he was solid. The period between the start of the second half and his injury in particular I thought he looked very good. Won a number of aerial duels and did a good job of cleaning up any balls that weren't pinpoint perfect to the strikers. Did not look out of place whatsoever.

One thing that does concern me though is the extent of his injury after seeing it. He was limping pretty badly after the knock. Tried to walk it off but then completely buckled after he attempted a pass and had to be subbed off. Honestly can't see how he'd be ready for Sunday night's game.

Edited by Higashi: 8/2/2014 12:06:20 AM

Buli2 is back. Leckie and Ruka both starting in Bochum tonight.

Leckie is great on the ball. Takes the man on and almost sets up Ruka who is playing as a striker.

1-0. Ruka scores, 52'.



Edited by playmaker11: 8/2/2014 05:40:27 AM

Leckie let the ball roll through and Ruka hit it and it deflected in. Both are playing well and Leckie is near perfect on the ball.

Leckie assist. 2-1.

Ball is cleared by FSV, Ruka gets to it and sends Leckie through only for his defender to sweep it across to another FSV payer who dribbles and puts it away. Good vision and linking play by the Roo players there.

Ruka's goal, nice bit of skill by Leckie, wouldn't be surprised if it was given to the guy it deflected off.

[youtube]?v=2moGLhmju0U[/youtube]

Edited by moofa: 8/2/2014 06:55:43 AM

Sainsbury out for a month with fractured knee cap after last night.

Trent Sainsbury ‏@Tsainsbury92 2h
Out for up to 3/4 weeks. Fracture in knee cap from landing on sprinkler during match vs Utrecht! S#%t happens.

https://twitter.com/Tsainsbury92

Oh FFS! :(

Fark me!

Can someone call John Safran?

The curse is back