Cully wrote:Must admit rather a reasonable end to the season, our modest display at times threatened to spoil my pre-match meal, in particular the custard served with my apple crumble, one of the few pleasures I have enjoyed without prejudice at Bescot Stadium this season. I could best describe the match as being typical Merson hegomany, and therein lies the contradition, we have watched/suffered possibly the greatest range of displays from a Walsall team this season, from outright brilliance to the dismal displays both home and away and still I cannot see any consistant management style from PM other than his obvious 'charisma technique'. None of us know exactly what we are going to get next season from our 'leader', I predict the only consistant thing will be the custard.
Its all gravy Cully :lol: :lol: Well the last month has been anyway. And if we can keep the majority of the loan signings I don't see why it can't continue.
I agree with all of the above. It was a slow game and if anything despite the possession Stockport seemed a bit better for some reason.
I agree with Dave, I think if Wrack had scored the pen we'd have gone on to win by 5 or 6 like I predicted at the top. In fact if the game had gone on for another 5 mins we'd have won by 5 or 6! Did anybody else wonder why Wrack took the free kick? I know he's took them before but I just wonder if he can't agree terms and wanted to sign off with a goal. The penalty apart, Wrack was poor in the first half and he didn't seem switched on at all!
Bradley and Harkness did ok without being outstanding but its good to give them the experience as they might figure more often next season.
All of our recent success has been due to us scoring early goals so this match pleased me in a way because a couple of months ago the game would have petered out and ended goaless or even ended up with us losing. But we kept plugging away and were inspired by Fryatt's brilliance.
I have to say bring on next season, I can't wait and I hope Merson can continue his improvement in management.