Camp – 7 – I’m no body language expert, but I have a hunch that we won’t pay the million they want for him. And that he doesn’t really want us to.
Moloney – 7 – the man of the match; a plucky display in spite of the circumstances.
Wilson – 5 – a shaky start, and an injury.
Morgan – 7 – a one man band at times; he triggered thoughts of a captain plugging holes in a sinking ship at times.
Lynch – 3 – very poor, and not for the first time. I don’t see anything encouraging about him.
Cohen – 5 – the effort was there, but he was never likely to stop the rot. Distribution was poor.
Perch – 5 – sprawled somewhat at centre half after starting poorly in midfield.
McGugan – 5 – the biggest victim of the ever-changing system, which at one point appeared to include no midfield whatsoever. In the second half he might as well have sat and watched, in the first he had played some good balls.
Anderson – 3 – not interested at all. He’ll be an excellent player if and when our form picks up.
Garner – 6 – a frustrating performance to watch, plays too far apart with Earnshaw.
Earnshaw – 5 – needs goals, and so do we.
Substitutes:
Bennett – / - he was bound to be sent off or injured, we could lose him for five months now.
Davies – 3 – a graduate of the Gregor Robertson School of Uselessness.
Tyson – 6 – pace a threat as always.
