To be honest you put a weakened side out against Newport at your peril. Justin Edinburgh has a half decent set of players there. The Albion were pretty secure until the sending off. From my seat 80-odd yards away it looked like the Newport player had fouled Caleron but come off worst but you'd have to decide for yourselves. No excuses, we were second-best after that. I'll have a better idea where we are after Saturday's match against Derby.
I also have to give credit where it's due to the Welsh fans, they were excellent -all 480 of them. It's going to be a long but enjoyable journey home

It's a bit of a worry but there is room for manoeuvre I think. Upson will be back so El-Abd could shuffle across but it's not ideal. it was good to see Bridcutt come on but his fitness may still be a bit short. I thought the new boy...Agustein looked very promising. He could be a beast lol.
I'm not too downhearted, it's not good losing to a side two levels lower obviously but they (Newport) had a lot of good things about them - they played the ball out from the back intelligently, had pace and when they got the equaliser they still played nice football and pushed men forward into the extra space. I for one will be interested to see how their season pans out. It's a shame they've lost a good player for , it would seem, the rest of the term.

I agree BBF, in that there was enough in our side to have seen County off comfortably. On another day we probably would. But enough 'another day' occasions can be worrying. The thing that stuck out for me was the fact that OG seems to have used last night to experiment a little. In particular Barnes and Buckley seemed to be playing largely in new roles. Buckley certainly wasn't playing where I like to see him play. Agustein and Forster-Caskey looked quiet initially but then grew into their roles. David Lopez was likely my biggest disappointment as he had little impact on the game apart from taking corners. I've never really rated Ankergren ( from his Leeds Utd days even) although he did little wrong last night. Thankfully Upson will be back against Derby to add some stability. I'm not too sure if all else failed that Aggustein could fill in at FB in an emergency. I think we'll be alright, last night was just one of those games and I don't want to take anything away from the Welshmen. They had a gameplan, stuck to it and in the end deserved to cross the Severn Bridge with a result. A few more results like that and biggrr clubs will be sniffing around Jolley, Washington and even the manager.

Hearing that the Brighton fans who bothered to turn up were booing as the lad was stretchered off with a broken leg.

Disgusting behaviour and they deserve all the sh** they have been getting recently with actions like this.

LOL Brighton.

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In all fairness by the sounds of things there was a tiny minority of scumbags who booed him off and the vast majority applauded. Much as I love the result having seen the footage I hate to say it but it was a horrible accident that shouldn't have been a red in a million years. That all said hahaha gutted Brighton

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Quote cornwalls palace at 24 Oct 2012 9.37am

He was right!!!...and we killed him!!... poor Orpinton Eagles........