Marky Mark wrote:I hadn't noticed it at the time, but if you look at the start of the footage of the goal - Kilgour is actually the last man. When it goes out for a throw and the Bradford player still boots it down the field, Kilgour is the player who brings it down and passes it back to Hewitt to take the next throw, then he has a little George Foster-esque trot up front across the front of the footage and the next time you see him is when he's at the back heading it into the net.
Bradders wrote:That Reed "opened his ligaments out" sounds horrendous. I'm not sure about such medical terms, but I guess that it means no more games for him this season. Hope it's not a life-changing injury.
stag324 wrote:Martin - did the ball cross the line leading up to the corner which lead to Bradfords goal? From behind the net it looked a good few inches out.
wayno cordiniho wrote:I thought there was an offside in the build up to the corner but the linesman on that side was miles behind play for most of the game
Marky Mark wrote:I hadn't noticed it at the time, but if you look at the start of the footage of the goal - Kilgour is actually the last man. When it goes out for a throw and the Bradford player still boots it down the field, Kilgour is the player who brings it down and passes it back to Hewitt to take the next throw, then he has a little George Foster-esque trot up front across the front of the footage and the next time you see him is when he's at the back heading it into the net.
Martin Shaw wrote:stag324 wrote:Martin - did the ball cross the line leading up to the corner which lead to Bradfords goal? From behind the net it looked a good few inches out.
this is from my report:
Bradford were the better side and deservedly took the lead after 29 minutes. And it was Andy Cook, who loves scoring goals against his former clubs, with the goal. From a corner from the left, Cook rose high above the Stags defence to power a header into the net from 7 yards. Hard to say who should have been marking Cook. It was Wallace who was out-jumped by Cook, but whether someone else should have been marking him, I’m not sure. Flinders got a hand on the header, but I wouldn’t blame him for the goal, and it would have been an unbelievable save to keep it out.
In the build-up to the corner, some Stags fans thought the ball went out for a throw-in. I've watched it back. The TV camera angle isn't perfect of course, but I would say it didn't go out of play.
Cook celebrated the goal by running past the Stags fans with his hands cupped on his ears.
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