A Son of the Rock

Station Park, 27/9/08

I’d have taken this before the start but given we were two-nil up in a game where Forfar were barely in it in the first half and a win would have put us second it’s disappointing. As it is we’re now down to fourth. But at least the unbeaten away record is still intact.

I was impressed by Paul McLeod – who seems to want it more than Dumbarton strikers usually do – and Paul Keegan played better than he did against Airdrie Utd or Annan. Stevie Murray and Derek Carcary were good as usual but the final cross wasn’t always the best. But why on Earth is Andy Geggan playing in midfield? He was anonymous. Plus Gordon Lennon isn’t a right back and the least said about Gary Wilson the better.

The substitution with four minutes to go was a bit strange. Waste time, yes, but replace like with like and keep the shape, don’t put on a midfielder for a striker.

Man of the match?

Forfar’s keeper, who made four or five very good saves. Francois Dubourdeau, where are you now?)