Airdrie makes survival difficult


By Stomp Admin
February 15 2009

Airdrie lost 4 - 0 away to Queen of the South in Dumfries. After an opening 15 minutes when it looked like the game was evenly match two decsions and a poor second half has made survival in the Scottish Irn Bru First division very difficult.

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Airdrie makes survival difficult
Discussion started by The Stomp (IP Logged), 15/02/2009 17:49
The Stomp
The Stomp
15/02/2009 17:49
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Gordon Thomson
The Hairy Onion
15/02/2009 17:51
He just doesn't know how to tackle.(Sm17)

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Chris Mac
15/02/2009 17:56
We've seen it before MacDonald goes in for the tackle with his right foot but he then brings his left leg around, his right foot plays the ball but his left then trips the midfielder, yellow card at worst and probably the best tackle MacDonald has ever made. Neither foot is lifted showing studs.

stu111
IF carat diamond
15/02/2009 19:12
The sending off offence was made to look worse by the attempt of the Queens No 4 to feign injury. He rolled around, got over two minutes of treatment and then sprinted back onto the field when waved on. The main impact he got was from the ball as KM played the ball first.

No excuses for the rest of the performance though - we were woeful. We had already started to fall out of the game before the sending off.

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