VOTE MOTM v Blackburn Rovers (a)

Horrible to lose two points right at the end there. Going by Sky and Twitter, sounds like we were lucky not to lose in the end. That's three league draws out of three games now. When will we finally find a win?

Who was your man of your match?

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Marshall

Dikacoi.

How can you vote for MOM if you didn't watch the game?
Unless you did it makes a farce of the voting system on here.

David Marshall saves Cardiff City and Joe Mason scores but Sean Morrison wins man-of-match: Blackburn Rovers ratings

Who stood out?
Former skipper Sean Morrison led from the back, especially when the hosts put the pressure on in the second half.

Morrison kept things solid and was part of the reason the Bluebirds got the job done in the end.

Who shocked us?
With the current craze for being late goals, Joe Mason popped up with an early one at Blackburn, while many Cardiff fans were still holding onto the evening Horlicks.

Steve's Ratings in Full
DAVID MARSHALL: Back in the side and back with the armband on. A few OK saves, one brilliant one at the end, but was left exposed for the Blackburn goal Will he stay? The near 400 travelling Cardiff fans made their feelings known as they chanted for him to remain at the club. 6

LEE PELTIER: You are constantly looking at the full-back and wanting just a bit more from him. Will face sterner tests than this for sure and although he was reasonable solid at the back, he just never seems to venture forward. 6

MATT CONNOLLY: He has been in good form at the start of this campaign and he again held firm under quite a bit of pressure here. His late clearance off the line was vital. The Bluebirds were under the cosh during periods and the centre-half really played his part in stopping the tide. 6

SEAN MORRISON: (man of the match) He may not have been wearing the captain’s armband here with Marshall back, but the defender put in a skipper’s shift. When the Bluebirds were creaking, it was more likely Morrison holding them up. 7

SCOTT MALONE: If he had achieved the spectacular with his goal at QPR, this was a measured and undemonstrative showing from the full-back achieved almost entirely on the back foot. 6

ANTHONY PILKINGTON: This was probably his least impressive showing so far of what has been a reasonable start to the campaign. Did not really see enough of the ball and when he did get the odd chance it was usually squandered. 5

KAGISHO DIKGACOI: He is playing a vital role in that midfield and he looked solid enough if, again, not at his most mobile. Inching towards some kind of fitness and really that cannot come soon enough for the Bluebirds. 6

PETER WHITTINGHAM: Slade seems to be a really big Whittingham fan, but again the midfielder looked a little off the pace and a little withdrawn from the actions. Needs a spark or something to ignite him, but has not happened yet. 5

JOE RALLS: As usual he has a real but of drive about him, a hell of a lot of energy. The only thing was that an end product was sometimes lacking. That could well still be down to inexperience. 6

ALEX REVELL: A lot of hard work, a lot of running again, but his impact on the game was really, really minimal. Maybe he is not getting the service, but he never seems to make himself available for the telling ball anyway. 4

JOE MASON: He got the goal and took it very coolly early on, but after that, in truth, he was a peripheral figure to most of the action as Blackburn managed to seize the initiative most of the time. 6

How can you vote for MOM if you didn't watch the game?
Unless you did it makes a farce of the voting system on here.

I never vote unless I'm there personally, or if it's on Sky if I don't go.

That's why I didn't vote tonight, even though I run it.

I was there and Marshall was by far our best player out there so David Marshall is my choice for man of the match

Dikacoi.

why??

Dikacoi.

why??

that's what I was thinking, I think the whole of our midfield was out of sorts last night and that's where we lost the battle

Dikacoi.

Rydo was you at the game?

Dikacoi.

why??

that's what I was thinking, I think the whole of our midfield was out of sorts last night and that's where we lost the battle

my question was more about the fact he wasnt at the game

How can you vote for MOM if you didn't watch the game?
Unless you did it makes a farce of the voting system on here.

I never vote unless I'm there personally, or if it's on Sky if I don't go.

That's why I didn't vote tonight, even though I run it.

I agree and I don't either but always do when I actually watch the game.
My point being that people like Rydog in his fluffy little world will guess from a report or the radio but for me especially with an award for the player of the season it makes it a farce.
Nothing against you Worcester as I support your MOM by always voting like I say.

How can you vote for MOM if you didn't watch the game?
Unless you did it makes a farce of the voting system on here.

I never vote unless I'm there personally, or if it's on Sky if I don't go.

That's why I didn't vote tonight, even though I run it.

I agree and I don't either but always do when I actually watch the game.
My point being that people like Rydog in his fluffy little world will guess from a report or the radio but for me especially with an award for the player of the season it makes it a farce.
Nothing against you Worcester as I support your MOM by always voting like I say.

No worries, I agree with you

It's like doing a film review, without having seen the film.

How can you vote for MOM if you didn't watch the game?
Unless you did it makes a farce of the voting system on here.

I never vote unless I'm there personally, or if it's on Sky if I don't go.

That's why I didn't vote tonight, even though I run it.

I agree and I don't either but always do when I actually watch the game.
My point being that people like Rydog in his fluffy little world will guess from a report or the radio but for me especially with an award for the player of the season it makes it a farce.
Nothing against you Worcester as I support your MOM by always voting like I say.

No worries, I agree with you

It's like doing a film review, without having seen the film.

Or like making an Omelette without eggs Ned

How can you vote for MOM if you didn't watch the game?
Unless you did it makes a farce of the voting system on here.

I never vote unless I'm there personally, or if it's on Sky if I don't go.

That's why I didn't vote tonight, even though I run it.

I agree and I don't either but always do when I actually watch the game.
My point being that people like Rydog in his fluffy little world will guess from a report or the radio but for me especially with an award for the player of the season it makes it a farce.
Nothing against you Worcester as I support your MOM by always voting like I say.

No worries, I agree with you

It's like doing a film review, without having seen the film.

Or like making an Omelette without eggs Ned

Same here. I was'nt at the match so I can't possibly select a man of the match. Can't see how anyone can pick a player unless they have watched the whole 90 minutes. Agree that it's ludicrous to select a player based on bits and pieces you hear on the radio, or on Sky Sports News.

How can you vote for MOM if you didn't watch the game?
Unless you did it makes a farce of the voting system on here.

I never vote unless I'm there personally, or if it's on Sky if I don't go.

That's why I didn't vote tonight, even though I run it.

I agree and I don't either but always do when I actually watch the game.
My point being that people like Rydog in his fluffy little world will guess from a report or the radio but for me especially with an award for the player of the season it makes it a farce.
Nothing against you Worcester as I support your MOM by always voting like I say.

No worries, I agree with you

It's like doing a film review, without having seen the film.

Or like making an Omelette without eggs Ned

Ned, I was meaning to ask you a favour. Do you also think we could also run a GOTM vote? I think it could spark interesting debate?

Dikacoi.

why??

Because he slipped in Mason for the goal and almost scored himself and he sounded solid to me thats why.

Dikacoi.

Rydo was you at the game?

No I wasnt but I listened to it does that not count?

Dikacoi.

why??

Because he slipped in Mason for the goal and almost scored himself and he sounded solid to me thats why.

odd

Dikacoi.

why??

Because he slipped in Mason for the goal and almost scored himself and he sounded solid to me thats why.

odd

And we dropped deeper when he came off.

Dikacoi.

why??

Because he slipped in Mason for the goal and almost scored himself and [b]he sounded[/b] solid to me thats why.

odd

against wolves im going to close my eyes for the whole game and make my MOTM choice based on what the people around me are saying

Dikacoi.

why??

Because he slipped in Mason for the goal and almost scored himself and [b]he sounded[/b] solid to me thats why.

odd

Even if I listened to the game im not allowed an opinion am i ?

against wolves im going to close my eyes for the whole game and make my MOTM choice based on what the people around me are saying

Judging by some remarks and votes on this forum I think some do that already and plug up their ears too

against wolves im going to close my eyes for the whole game and make my MOTM choice based on what the people around me are saying

Everyone has different opinions even if they have seen the match Its just that you dont agree with it.

Dikacoi.

why??

Because he slipped in Mason for the goal and almost scored himself and [b]he sounded[/b] solid to me thats why.

odd

Even if I listened to the game im not allowed an opinion am i ?

Of course you are Rydog, I always enjoy reading your posts

Dikacoi.

why??

Because he slipped in Mason for the goal and almost scored himself and [b]he sounded[/b] solid to me thats why.

odd

Even if I listened to the game im not allowed an opinion am i ?

Of course you are Rydog, I always enjoy reading your posts

Really?

Dikacoi.

why??

Because he slipped in Mason for the goal and almost scored himself and [b]he sounded[/b] solid to me thats why.

odd

Even if I listened to the game im not allowed an opinion am i ?

Of course you are Rydog, I always enjoy reading your posts

Really?

Of course mun, why ever not?

against wolves im going to close my eyes for the whole game and make my MOTM choice based on what the people around me are saying

Everyone has different opinions even if they have seen the match Its just that you dont agree with it.

i dont agree or disagree, just not sure how you can form an opinion on the matter based on what mark aizelwood and the other guy are telling you