' MATT CONNOLLY '
Thu Apr 16, 2015 7:07 am
MATTHEW CONNOLLY: “We Got The Job Done” – Forest Reaction
Thurs 16th Apr 2015
Author: Club Journalist
Reaction to a 3-1 win at the City Ground from goalscoring defender Matthew Connolly…
IT WAS a case of mission accomplished for the Hornets as they came away from Nottingham Forest with a 3-1 win this evening – that was the view of defender Matthew Connolly.
“Our aim is to win every game from now until the end of the season, so we came here knowing we had to win and we got the job done. We took our three goals and it’s a good win,” he told Hornets Player.
“It was very open, a bit too open towards the end when it was 2-1. We didn’t control the game very well when they went down to 10 men, we should have passed it a bit more, but these things happen in the Championship.
“It’s a bit hectic at times, but we’re just pleased to win the game and get those three points on the board.”
It was a successful night for Connolly on a personal level also, opening his Watford account with an important second goal just before the break – applying the finishing touch to a swift breakaway move which he’d started himself inside his own half.
“At Cardiff I went on a similar run recently and I didn’t pick the right pass, and I’ve kind of learnt from that,” he admitted.
“Fortunately I followed it in and it worked out nicely.”
Thurs 16th Apr 2015
Author: Club Journalist
Reaction to a 3-1 win at the City Ground from goalscoring defender Matthew Connolly…
IT WAS a case of mission accomplished for the Hornets as they came away from Nottingham Forest with a 3-1 win this evening – that was the view of defender Matthew Connolly.
“Our aim is to win every game from now until the end of the season, so we came here knowing we had to win and we got the job done. We took our three goals and it’s a good win,” he told Hornets Player.
“It was very open, a bit too open towards the end when it was 2-1. We didn’t control the game very well when they went down to 10 men, we should have passed it a bit more, but these things happen in the Championship.
“It’s a bit hectic at times, but we’re just pleased to win the game and get those three points on the board.”
It was a successful night for Connolly on a personal level also, opening his Watford account with an important second goal just before the break – applying the finishing touch to a swift breakaway move which he’d started himself inside his own half.
“At Cardiff I went on a similar run recently and I didn’t pick the right pass, and I’ve kind of learnt from that,” he admitted.
“Fortunately I followed it in and it worked out nicely.”
Re: ' MATT CONNOLLY '
Thu Apr 16, 2015 9:09 am
Basically saying he decision making at Cardiff was poor then! 
Glad we loaned him out then wonder what the people kicking off about him being loaned out now say
Glad we loaned him out then wonder what the people kicking off about him being loaned out now say
Re: ' MATT CONNOLLY '
Thu Apr 16, 2015 9:12 am
Dobbin wrote:Basically saying he decision making at Cardiff was poor then!
Glad we loaned him out then wonder what the people kicking off about him being loaned out now say
His decision making is poor because he chose the wrong pass once?
Re: ' MATT CONNOLLY '
Thu Apr 16, 2015 9:15 am
KBK-13 wrote:Dobbin wrote:Basically saying he decision making at Cardiff was poor then!
Glad we loaned him out then wonder what the people kicking off about him being loaned out now say
His decision making is poor because he chose the wrong pass once?
Yes one run he admits to - Numerous games his decision making was poor, Bournemouth away springs to mind along!
Re: ' MATT CONNOLLY '
Thu Apr 16, 2015 12:50 pm
Dobbin wrote:KBK-13 wrote:Dobbin wrote:Basically saying he decision making at Cardiff was poor then!
Glad we loaned him out then wonder what the people kicking off about him being loaned out now say
His decision making is poor because he chose the wrong pass once?
Yes one run he admits to - Numerous games his decision making was poor, Bournemouth away springs to mind along!
Connolly turned in of the worst left back displays I have ever seen for Cardiff City (against Middlesborough)