Fitzhugh Fella Posted 19 September, 2011 Posted 19 September, 2011 was described thus in the Guardian (apologies toTrousers and all you other D Mail readers) "symptomatic of a team in synchronicity" pretty much sums it up for me - certainly going forward.
Chin Strain Posted 19 September, 2011 Posted 19 September, 2011 Agreed - great goal. Just waiting for the highlights to appear on the BBC website for a proper look.
sarum saint Posted 19 September, 2011 Posted 19 September, 2011 wasn't that a Police album from the 80s?
stanthemanfairoak Posted 19 September, 2011 Posted 19 September, 2011 was described thus in the Guardian (apologies toTrousers and all you other D Mail readers) "symptomatic of a team in synchronicity" pretty much sums it up for me - certainly going forward/ whats them big words mean?
(not THE) Kevin Moore Posted 19 September, 2011 Posted 19 September, 2011 It was a beautifully worked goal in a really tight space, chaplow timed his run to perfection, lallana played a perfectly weighted 'eye of the needle' pass and the finish was calmness personified.
alpine_saint Posted 19 September, 2011 Posted 19 September, 2011 Just seen it on SaintsPlayer. The movement from the Saints team was gobsmacking.
Miffy Posted 19 September, 2011 Posted 19 September, 2011 I agree with the sentiment, but not sure about the use of the word synchronicity. "An apparently meaningful coincidence in time of two or more similar events that are causally unrelated"
hypochondriac Posted 19 September, 2011 Posted 19 September, 2011 I agree with the sentiment, but not sure about the use of the word synchronicity. "An apparently meaningful coincidence in time of two or more similar events that are causally unrelated" But also means: 'The state or fact of being synchronous or simultaneous; synchronism.'
Benali Saint Posted 19 September, 2011 Posted 19 September, 2011 It was a good goal, Chaplow finished well. Sums up the way we are playing at the moment
jayrivers Posted 19 September, 2011 Posted 19 September, 2011 Also the disallowed Connolly Goal, which was on-side. Very well worked and timed to perfection
View From The Top Posted 19 September, 2011 Posted 19 September, 2011 Clearly hasn't been lifted from The Express as it doesn't mention Diana.
mcjwills Posted 19 September, 2011 Posted 19 September, 2011 Also the disallowed Connolly Goal, which was on-side. Very well worked and timed to perfection Did not look onside from where I was sat
jayrivers Posted 19 September, 2011 Posted 19 September, 2011 Did not look onside from where I was sat Highlights on Saints player and their camera angle showed him to be about a foot onside, so only going by that
Chin Strain Posted 19 September, 2011 Posted 19 September, 2011 Did not look onside from where I was sat It looked onside from where I sat (Chapel) - the centre half was playing him on
jayrivers Posted 19 September, 2011 Posted 19 September, 2011 But either way, the point I was making it shows how good we are going forward and Lallana playing people in with a killer ball...
Miffy Posted 19 September, 2011 Posted 19 September, 2011 But also means: 'The state or fact of being synchronous or simultaneous; synchronism.' This is an oversimplification of Jungs theory and ignores the idea of apparent causality where there isn't any. Either way it was a cracking goal.
Rebel Posted 19 September, 2011 Posted 19 September, 2011 they've tried that move a number of times in recent games - it was the third time on Saturday that it resulted in the goal - a great move straight from the training ground
Mozz Posted 19 September, 2011 Posted 19 September, 2011 Did not look onside from where I was sat Replays on Saints Player show that Connolly was about half a yard onside.
Lighthouse Posted 19 September, 2011 Posted 19 September, 2011 Clearly hasn't been lifted from The Express as it doesn't mention Diana. She was clearly playing Connolly onside.
EastleighSoulBoy Posted 19 September, 2011 Posted 19 September, 2011 Clearly hasn't been lifted from The Express as it doesn't mention Diana. 'Like'....muchly so!
Saint_clark Posted 19 September, 2011 Posted 19 September, 2011 they've tried that move a number of times in recent games - it was the third time on Saturday that it resulted in the goal - a great move straight from the training ground It's so simple it's genius. Runner from midfield passes along the wing, continues his run to pull the fullback behind the rest of the defence creating space behind the CBs for another player to run into whilst staying onside.
dubai_phil Posted 19 September, 2011 Posted 19 September, 2011 OK so now I'm angry Payment was done last week for my renewal to Saints player Yet today I cannot access it.... One is not happy
CB Fry Posted 19 September, 2011 Posted 19 September, 2011 Just watched Saintsplayer myself. We don't score many bad goals these days do we? Highlights never effectively show the work of clearly instrumental "team" players like Jack Cork, which is a shame. But Lallana is just looking unbelievable. Can't imagine there are many better players in the second tier this season. The big worry for me in the coming months, especially during the winter, is that more and more teams and individuals will take the Stephen Carr route, and start dishing out a few "reducers" on our Adam. If I was a opposing manager, that's what I'd be saying - kick him.
suewhistle Posted 19 September, 2011 Posted 19 September, 2011 I am, I've just stayed up late to watch it.:-) Much better than earlier when I was doing an Italian tax return and a translation where I didn't even understand the English! Connolly didn't seem offside, but it did need the benefit of the cameras to see it.
Jez Posted 19 September, 2011 Posted 19 September, 2011 ahh beautiful http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/14965494.stm
Cricketphilly Posted 20 September, 2011 Posted 20 September, 2011 OK so now I'm angry Payment was done last week for my renewal to Saints player Yet today I cannot access it.... One is not happy Free with BBC 'site Philippe
skintsaint Posted 20 September, 2011 Posted 20 September, 2011 Free with BBC 'site Philippe cant watch these bbc vids abroad....
Crazy Diamond Posted 20 September, 2011 Posted 20 September, 2011 Those highlights have been on a supreme diet. The original cut was over eight minutes long, there was just so much to squeeze into it.
Goalie66 Posted 20 September, 2011 Posted 20 September, 2011 OK so now I'm angry Payment was done last week for my renewal to Saints player Yet today I cannot access it.... One is not happy What the hell has that to do with this thread?
niceandfriendly Posted 20 September, 2011 Posted 20 September, 2011 cant watch these bbc vids abroad.... http://www.securitykiss.com www.internetfreedom.org/FreeGate These work well for me
sussexsaint Posted 20 September, 2011 Posted 20 September, 2011 Just brilliant - can't stop smiling at the moment
Aardvark Posted 20 September, 2011 Posted 20 September, 2011 I am, I've just stayed up late to watch it.:-) Much better than earlier when I was doing an Italian tax return and a translation where I didn't even understand the English! Connolly didn't seem offside, but it did need the benefit of the cameras to see it. Only for the myopic linesman - it was as clear as day in real time from where I was sat.
trousers Posted 20 September, 2011 Posted 20 September, 2011 was described thus in the Guardian (apologies toTrousers and all you other D Mail readers)
Fitzhugh Fella Posted 20 September, 2011 Author Posted 20 September, 2011 Has Nick Clegg been cut out of that picture? He should be and replaced with a poodle.
trousers Posted 20 September, 2011 Posted 20 September, 2011 He should be and replaced with a poodle. Free needle and thread with every post? ;-)
Colbury Posted 20 September, 2011 Posted 20 September, 2011 He's now on twitter http://www.twitter.com/rchap04 Appears to like the song someone tweeted him To the go compare tune; Hes got no hair he's got no hair He tackles here he tackles there he's everywhere He came from deepdale he was a cheap sale Hes our midfield star Richard Chaplows got no hair
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