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- To be fair to him he had to come as once again that idiot Webster had lost his man. It was the same for the one he tipped onto the bar. Webster is a liability.
sw88
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He did have to try and come for it, but went too far back knowing that Davies was going to come in and win it.
But he improved as the game went on after the early set back.
Wouldn't be surprised to see Jones back in on Tuesday though (through no fault of Burge; just think Pressley will prefer him)
But he improved as the game went on after the early set back.
Wouldn't be surprised to see Jones back in on Tuesday though (through no fault of Burge; just think Pressley will prefer him)
TrueSkyBlueLiam
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He made 3 fantastic reflex saves. A bit unlucky with the goal. I think that was more down to the dodgy defending. But this is just what we need. 2 keepers fighting it out for the number 1 slot. Win-win situation if you ask me. Good job Burgey. You're back in my good books
stupot07
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His general shot stopping (that freekick aside) has been largely good, it's his decision making that's been in question, and having seen yesterday's goal that is a prime example, coming for a ball he was never going to get too. Poor keeping
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kdrinkell
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If he had stayed on his line then all would say why did he not challenge for it so a no win situation,one save was fcking brilliant I dunno how he did save it.His general shot stopping (that freekick aside) has been largely good, it's his decision making that's been in question, and having seen yesterday's goal that is a prime example, coming for a ball he was never going to get too. Poor keeping
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skybluedan
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Anyone got any highlights of the game heard the burge pulled of a couple of crackers
stupot07
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He stays on the line and he probably saves it. It was miles out, was never going to get there, he should have stayed on his line. Sorry but that's poor decision making and he is at fault for the goal, doesn't matter what other brilliant saves he made, as I said his shot stopping is pretty good, it's his decision making that lets him down.
In fact I'm pretty sure if Allsop had made that decision, there would be a lot more people slating the decision.
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WiganSkyBlue
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The last time I saw him (just forget when) he was awful. I thought he did good yesterday and I think it shows that Oggy may have took him to one side for extra coaching. He was dodgy on crosses and positioning, but I thought the lad did well.
