Excellent goals

[PaulWent76]

Just got home and saw the highlights. 3 great goals. Well worked routine between Flint and Morrison for the first. Ditto for the corner for the second. Excellent cross for the third and Paterson really has the knack when on form. Capable of the scuff that trickles in but also power and skill. That one last night and away at Derby to name two.
Well done lads. Things building nicely.

[life on mars]

Just got home and saw the highlights. 3 great goals. Well worked routine between Flint and Morrison for the first. Ditto for the corner for the second. Excellent cross for the third and Paterson really has the knack when on form. Capable of the scuff that trickles in but also power and skill. That one last night and away at Derby to name two.
Well done lads. Things building nicely.

Not forgetting his goal at Liverpool and thise that got us up ,in the absence of a striker .

https://youtu.be/XFXVhfNgEvU

[B. Oddie]

You went and came back did you, Paul?

[Rock_Flock_of_Five]

Just got home and saw the highlights. 3 great goals. Well worked routine between Flint and Morrison for the first. Ditto for the corner for the second. Excellent cross for the third and Paterson really has the knack when on form. Capable of the scuff that trickles in but also power and skill. That one last night and away at Derby to name two.
Well done lads. Things building nicely.

The second goal from the corner pleased me. For the first time in ages, it looked like something we had practiced on the training ground had come off, we were actually being clever for a change.
Whyte runs short for the corner, Tomlin indicates he doesn't want to play it short and then cleverly, Whyte pulls up, turns his back on Tomlin as if to accept that it's not going to be played to him but retains a very good position outside of their box unmarked (because no one expects him to be the ball receiver).

[Trigger]

The second goal from the corner pleased me. For the first time in ages, it looked like something we had practiced on the training ground had come off, we were actually being clever for a change.
Whyte runs short for the corner, Tomlin indicates he doesn't want to play it short and then cleverly, Whyte pulls up, turns his back on Tomlin as if to accept that it's not going to be played to him but retains a very good position outside of their box unmarked (because no one expects him to be the ball receiver).

Think it was sort of planned. At the time I thought he was going to dummy it for bacuna and in the replay bacuna really does think it's coming to him. Perhaps whyte was just surprised no one was marking him so took the shot / cross himself.