My primary challenge for the away visit to Leamington was to avoid getting burnt – Objective achieved. My secondary aim was to catch up with some Walsall Fans and see how the new team was developing. After some enjoyable chats,
It would seem so. Defeat at lowly placed Bristol Rovers after two 0-0 draws at home was followed with a depressing game at home to Barnet where Walsall were well beaten 1-3. Calls for the managers head followed. Here is
What was it that made the result so disappointing? The lack of style and cohesion to our play is often brushed over because we have been getting the results from the occasional moments when a sense of cohesion appears. However,
Walsall had enough chances to put this game to bed in the first half. An excellent early strike from Daniel Kanu set Walsall on their way but missed chances kept the game on a knife edge. A lucky deflection got
Walsall headed to Stevenage in the Virtu Trophy last 32, in a game which felt like it was more an exercise to get mins into fringe players but turned into a step into the more interesting part of the Virtu
Walsall overcame a poor first half against in form Bromley to register a 3-1 Win to maintain our place at the top of League Two S&S Steelstock Performance – 8/10 again it was a tale of two halves, we were
It was an excellent performance with bags of intensity in both halves. Harrogate upped the pace in the second half but still struggled to create chances against a solid defence boosted by “The Priest.” Priestly Farquarson returned to the starting
Tried to forget about this one. Lost two nil to two first half goals. Huffed and puffed second half but couldn’t get back into it. S&S Steelstock Performance Rating 5/10 Man of the Match – Charlie Lakin again, a glimmer
Some may see an away game at bottom of the league as an easy three points, but this has been the nemesis for Walsall for years, beat the teams at the top and lose to the teams at the bottom.
Walsall overcame an Eastleigh first half onslaught to hold on to our early goal lead. The 2nd half was typical Walsall as they stepped up the tempo and quality, but the real pick of the quality moments was the pass
