Simon and Ben convene to pick the bones out of two 1-1 draws for City - the battling ten-man display at Newport and the frustrating home performance against Accrington Stanley where a late Ollie Pearce goal spared City’s blushes. We ask the pressing questions like: was Malcolm’s red card justified, is Neil Hair the best referee’s name ever, and have opposition sides figured out Scott Lindsey’s Plan A? There’s also a look ahead to upcoming clashes with Port Vale and Barnet, as well as plenty of tangents covering topics such as Goosebumps, Andrew Ridgeley and Pope Benedict XVI.
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Newport 1-1 York: Match Report
York’s search for a win away from home this season continues after a hard-fought draw at Newport. An early Ollie Pearce strike had given City the lead and they looked in control of the tie, but the dismissal of Jovan Malcolm midway through the first half changed the complexion of the game and meant that a point will ultimately be seen…
York 1-1 Accrington: Match Report
If Scott Lindsey can be said to have had the luxury of a honeymoon period in charge at York, this was perhaps the night it ended. In torrid conditions, against well-drilled opponents in Accrington Stanley, City toiled and were arguably fortunate to escape with a point. The relief brought by Ollie Pearce’s late equaliser, his third goal…
