Vote for your man of the match from tonights Carling Cup first round win at Walsall.
After Tranmere's 1-0 win against Walsall this evening in the Carling Cup first round, Total Tranmere is giving you the chance to vote for your man of the match.
Tranmere took the lead in the first half after winning a free kick. Paul McLaren sent the ball to the back post where it was knocked across the goal by midfielder Joss Labadie to Ian Goodison who had a simple finish to put Tranmere one up.
To vote for your man of the match, follow the link below then select your option and click "submit."
I went with Joe Collister though Terry Gornell, Paul McLaren and Aaron Cresswell all put in decent performances. Joe made one save that was world class and collected all crosses well. He's made it very difficult for Les to drop him, especially with Gunnar being as shaky as he was on saturday.
Young Collister for me.
Boy can he shout - great to hear him giving instructing and encouragement to the players infront of him
..................and of course the save of the match - a talented lad who should be in goal for the next match at Huddersfield (unfortunately I think he will be relegated to ................ the bench)
I have not been convinced that he can command the box but he is a good shot stopper. Neison is his senior in years but his experience is also very limited.It would not take much to justify a change. overall I wish that we had one experienced keeper on the books for it takes along time to mature as a keeper
I take it you weren't there on Tuesday then? Joe was the loudest 'keeper I've heard in a Tranmere shirt for a long time. We could hear him from the other end of the pitch, constantly shouting instrucitons to his defenders, calling for crosses and coming to claim balls on the edge of his area
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