Disintegration

Disintegrate

1. To become reduced to components, fragments, or particles.
2. To lose cohesion or unity: pressures that cause families to disintegrate

Well played Luke Dean - you showed the class in 15 minutes totally lacking elsewhere in our midfield
Well played Chib Chilaka - you are our best attacking option played out of position

It takes courage to change things, how much differently might this game have panned out if Luke Dean had been on from the start instead of .......(!!)

Great triple save from their keeper - worth the admission money alone

John M ... stop trying to micro manage every throw, goal kick, break in play --- trust the players and let them have some freedom to play

Great friend of mine ... John Copp, GB Hockey coach once told me that good players only listen to the first 3 words you tell them and the last three words ... everything else is lost ..... why is it at semi pro level that coaches seem to think that their hand gestures actually make a difference?

Hang on a second, i've just read the post 'don't you worry' but all of a sudden it's 'disintegrate'. You're not responsible for tory policy making are you?

town supporter wrote:Hang on a second, i've just read the post 'don't you worry' but all of a sudden it's 'disintegrate'. You're not responsible for tory policy making are you?

Like dunking a Rich Tea biscuit. It's there then suddenly it's not. A bit like the Labour Party until David Milliband comes back after his brother loses the next election.

S.