by Under a clear blue sky, we made our way to the hard leaf with high -held heads after we finally rested our Wigan Bogey on Tuesday evening.
Although it wasn’t the best match we saw, the advice from Doombar about the happy ending and the celebrations after the game after the game were buzzing. Somehow we found each other again in the last play-off position after we lost three games when jumping.
Could we keep the impetus against Bristol Rovers’ pirates, a team against which we arrived at the Memorial Stadium a few weeks ago? Nowadays, after the gas work, you would like to be known as “The Gas” next to your former stadium in Eastville.
Another amount of bumpers was guaranteed because it was the last community game of the season, and it was also “their game”.
The first half was terrible when both goalkeepers can sit as well as they were superfluous. Unfortunately, the only thing that happened was a serious injury to Will Forrester, which could keep him away for the season.
The second half was slightly better than we were gradually at the top and the crowd was reinforced when Kyle finally arrived. The team and Aaron Collins raised at the end of a quality crossing by Gethin Jones and we had the winner. Another three points in the pocket of another tight match.
Six games and we have four other teams, reading, Huddersfield Town, Blackpool and Leyton Orient. We will have to scrap for every point. There are points that count, not in this phase of the procedure.
We have to find a way to win these games, just like in the last two games. The fans are ready as we have proven at Wigan and we will prove in Barnsley, Lincoln City and Peterborough United. The players know that we are all together. It’s a time for heroes.
It is a squeaky Pennzeit again, so leave us behind the boys and see where we end.
