Vote for Your TRFC Man of the Match vs Yeovil Town (H)
By Deadly Submarine October 13 2012
After Rovers earned a 3-2 home win against a physical Yeovil Town side after being 2-0 down in the first half, we are asking you to vote for your Tranmere Man of the Match from the game......
After Rovers gained another vital three points thanks to a comeback from 2-0 down to win 3-2, we are asking you to once again vote for your Rovers Man of the Match for the game.
After some poor defending against a dangerously physical Yeovil Town side, the league leaders found themselves 2-0 down in the first half but a crucial strike just before half-time from James Wallace spurred Rovers on and goals from Jake Cassidy and Danny Holmes plus a red card for Yeovil's Joe Edwards saw Rovers come back to win 3-2.
To vote for your Man of the Match, click on the link below.
Some Yeovil fans are apparently claiming that he should have been sent off for elbowing their player in the face when they both got yellow cards.I didn't see it but I wasn't surprised that they both got booked.It was 2-0 at the time. Wallace was clearly our MOM-top performance.
Hoots, I saw the elbow - he was very, very lucky to stay on the pitch. It was a pretty vicious swing.
I thought he [Wallace] went missing a bit in the first 15 minutes but after that was excellent. Palmer had another great game too. But McGurk for me. Had a hand in all three goals and played excellently.
Re: Vote for Your TRFC Man of the Match vs Yeovil Town (H)
Posted by: Doogieissh*t (IP Logged)
Date: 14/10/2012 14:21
Yeah a lot of people around me were doing their nut when he got booked but I thought it was a clear retaliatory elbow and he was very lucky to stay on. In fact, the ref seemed to put his yellow card away after booking the Yeovil player I thought the red was going to come out instead. That said, Wallace was simply magnificent aside from this.
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