TV Highlights Southend 3-0 Oxford

[North Banker]

Highlights already up on the Sky Sports website, I could get used to this TV lark.

http://www1.skysports.com/football/live/match/289236/video

I'm glad you could hear how loud the fans were, TBV were a credit to the club tonight.

 

[davewebbsbrain]

Great to see them again. Good first time strike from Atko, great penalty and as for the Loza goal... Just wow

 

[CyrilSneer]

Cant believe the save from Egan isn't on there. An amazing save

 

[Jam_Man]

Great to see them again. Good first time strike from Atko, great penalty and as for the Loza goal... Just wow

Great flick on by Timlin for Atkinson as well. :smile:

 

[londonblue]

Cant believe the save from Egan isn't on there. An amazing save

Even though he let in three, I think Ryan Clarke should have got man of the match.

 

[MK Shrimper]

Even though he let in three, I think Ryan Clarke should have got man of the match.

I thought he did?

 

[GrumpyBlue]

Just watched the re-run on Sky (at the gym) - what a difference - I will have to take back my previous comment on Loza looking lightweight - what has Brown done to them over the weekend ?

Happy days are here again :unsure:

 

[A Century United]

I thought he did?

With about 10 minutes left they were talking about giving it to him, but then Loza scored his goal, so he got it.

 

[Clinton Baptiste]

The save where he had to re-adjust his feet to tip over Leonards deflected shot was top notch too. Surely should be playing at a higher level.

 

[ooh-andy-ansah]

Correct link, think they changed it....

http://www1.skysports.com/watch/video/9230937/southend-3-0-oxford

 

[dannypav]

Great flick on by Timlin for Atkinson as well. :smile:

Yeah that was superb , especially as he made it look like he miscontrolled it........................

 

[yogi bear up the cagire]

Cant believe the save from Egan isn't on there. An amazing save

Last night I viewed extended highlights which showed the goals plus the chances and saves for both sides. Everyone, quite rightly , is enthusing about the performance, yet with a bit of luck (and a bit more skill) Oxford could (should) have had two or three goals. Most of our scares came from set pieces and at least twice, their players found themselves unmarked, in a goal scoring position. Wouldn't drop Egan or Sokolik but it did make me wonder whether Prosser would have closed them down better. There was also the thought that perhaps we miss Corr, not up front but his height and bulk defending set-pieces?

 

[shrimper_jc]

Absolutely agree with all your points Yogi. Oxford were fortunate to not concede 6 or 7, while we were very fortunate to keep a clean sheet. I remember Constable having two very presentable chances from set pieces that he failed to put away. He is their main man from set pieces and i do believe that Corr would've been man-marking him if he'd been available and playing. Although Barnard had a great game on Monday, i believe Corr and Loza would be a great partnership up front and Corr would offer us defensive stability from set pieces too.

 

[Bobby dazzler]

Neither Egans header which to me is worthy of save of the season or Barnards turn and shot just over the bar made it.
great game though and looking forward to Saturday now.

 

[RHB]

Neither Egans header which to me is worthy of save of the season or Barnards turn and shot just over the bar made it.
great game though and looking forward to Saturday now.

Think you will find they are on Blues Player highlights. Yep, they are definitely both shown, just re-watched it twice:happy:

 

[Yorkshire Blue]

Last night I viewed extended highlights which showed the goals plus the chances and saves for both sides. Everyone, quite rightly , is enthusing about the performance, yet with a bit of luck (and a bit more skill) Oxford could (should) have had two or three goals. Most of our scares came from set pieces and at least twice, their players found themselves unmarked, in a goal scoring position. Wouldn't drop Egan or Sokolik but it did make me wonder whether Prosser would have closed them down better. There was also the thought that perhaps we miss Corr, not up front but his height and bulk defending set-pieces?

I think Prosser may have made a difference: one of his strengths is organising the defence. Egan generally had a good game but he did let Constable go for that horrendous miss.

 

[Bobby dazzler]

Think you will find they are on Blues Player highlights. Yep, they are definitely both shown, just re-watched it twice:happy:

Don't have Blues Player

I'm like Maureen

CHEAP !

 

[OldBlueLady]

Sky had an hour long highlights programme which we've just watched, some really fantastic stuff, and Ryan Clarke (I hadn't realised it was him) really did make some exceptional saves.

 

[united we stand]

Absolutely agree with all your points Yogi. Oxford were fortunate to not concede 6 or 7, while we were very fortunate to keep a clean sheet. I remember Constable having two very presentable chances from set pieces that he failed to put away. He is their main man from set pieces and i do believe that Corr would've been man-marking him if he'd been available and playing. Although Barnard had a great game on Monday, i believe Corr and Loza would be a great partnership up front and Corr would offer us defensive stability from set pieces too.

I sait earlier how bad the Marking wad when someone suggested how strong the cb partnership was. When prosser plays organization is one if his strengths

 

[* ORM *]

Can't get the Sky highlights here - blocked but have seen the goals on YouTube. I don't want to go overboard on one goal but the last player I saw with that quality and strength at this level was Eastwood and there is something of a Stanley VC in him