Interesting that when the Accy cheats were wasting time having a drinks break, littering the pitch with bottles, the referee appeared to hold his wrist up and put his finger to his watch to show the players that he had paused the stopwatch and therefore this time wasting would be added on. I was reassured by that, but when their keeper tipped over and we got a corner, my own stopwatch reached 94 minutes, and he blew for full time - we probably wouldn’t have scored from that corner, but you never know, and I really felt the time should have been allowed for us to take it :(

 WVW - audio was poor for me also. I get the impression that it is the luck of the draw as to whether you get decent service from iFollow.

 WTID - Maybe my broadband was a bit slow or something then.

 Listening to the radio coverage of the match yesterday up until the sending off, the Don's appeared to be very much in control of the match. From here, it seemed that the team as a whole thought "job done" at that point, then switched off. The rest is history.

 That Accrington view sums up how many of us feel, it's exhausting watching us play.

 White van -it’s strange because I actually had the best ifollow experience for a long time with perfect picture & sound for the whole game

 Wombleddan - Sorry if it came across as a smart arsed comment it wasn’t intended to, I was just trying to highlight how weak our strike force is

 When I left the game yesterday a couple of minutes before the end I saw A rather rightly pissed off Harry Basset. I said to him I know how you feel thinking he looked disappointed because of the game but no he was upset because some selfish person had parked right across his car and had blocked him in. He said do you know who owns this car! Nope Harry but could be one of over 3000 that might do.

 Just watching motd, Rambo's clearance under pressure with his left foot that helped Bournemouth get their first was excellent.

 WTID - before making a smart arse comment try reading the post again, try going back over the past xx games (certainly a theme of the Nil and Wally reigns) when we've gone 1 up, we never get a 2-0 lead and quite often we end up 1-1. Doesn't matter who put the ball in the net we were still 1-0 up.

 Accy have always been a bogey side for us so wasn't expecting much to be honest. Folivi was my man of the match but needs to learn how to be greedy and shoot. The piggy needed to be more centre forward as that's where he will cause trouble. He drifted yesterday and not into threatening positions. Wally signed Mclouglin, Connolly and Rosgrove but none seem to make first 11? Seriously though we lack attacking ambition and that's how you win games. Wish Hartigan would go forward and attack more. Eseu looks a little diamond.

 Stanley View.....A couple of months off, i’d Forgotten how exhausting it can be watching Stanley. Overall, Stanley were a bit lucky to come away with a point but deserved something for their response after the sending off. Isn’t the first time but it seemed to me that the opponents were fitter, faster, and stronger, but maybe that’s to be expected with home teams. Had the pleasure of sitting next to Zaine’s mum and neither of us could believe that he got a red card. They were other players on the field constantly pushing and shoving, and yet it was Francis-Angol who got dismissed for what looked like nothing worse than a 50/50 tackle. Maybe the video will reveal more. My MotM has to be Evtimov who kept Stanley in it on several occasions, one right at the death; he couldn’t do anything with a fiercely hit, deflected own goal. Thought the two new strikers did well against strong and canny defenders. Without Sir William Kee, it needs a different strategy and it was good to see Stanley forwards challenging big defenders for high ball and crosses. Some of the established players looked out of form. Didn’t see much of what we’ve come to expect of Messrs Clark, Johnson, or McConville. Midfield still appears to need work. Conneely’s role, and certainly his style, is generally defensive, breaking up play. It feels like there needs to be another midfielder alongside him who is calm and can create attacking openings. For me, Finlay spent too much time looking for a fight, giving away the ball with niggling fouls. Early days, but Wimbledon were not that good. Anything less than a point would have been a massive disappointment, so we’ll done to the team for today’s effort.

 Sometimes when you hit the ball hard and low across the penalty box you get the benefit of a deflection going your way, so, credit to O'Neill for doing so, and, we deserved the lead at that point in the game. I also thought Trott had a decent game yesterday.

 Good morning everyone. I managed to watch yesterdays game in iFollow (in UK), I thought the audio was bloody poor but the telly ain't much better, it kept cutting out and freezing. Is it always like that?

 Our failure to get the 2nd goal? we only got the 1st one because Accy scored it for us!

 I may be wrong but that was Trotts first professional game so no surprise that he was feeling a little nervous. I think if he was one of our own we would be extremely complimentary of his performance, did nothing wrong, kicked well and maybe a couple of smart stops.

 LD - don't worry we already hold the opposition at set pieces at each end of the field just like every other team does. We have learnt.

 Once again the failure to get the second goal cost us dearly. What a header from Kalambayi in stoppage time, shame their keeper got to it.

 Trott made a promising start yesterday but the next two games will go a long way to showing us whether he has the minerals or not...

 Square - couldn’t bear to look beyond end of August!

 Trott looked incredibly nervous in the tunnel. He did have a decent game and is a step up from Tsanev (sp) atm

 I seem to remember a similar game to yesterday - 1-0 up versus ten men against a pretty poor side, Gillingham at home two seasons ago, t'was a midweek game

 I thought the GKs dynamic was interesting during Bayzo's warm up was interesting. Warm ups with Rambo and Joe McD seemed upbeat with interaction between the keepers. With Trott and Tzan they seemed far more serious with less interaction. Bayzo also did much more coaching with Trott during warm up than I saw him with Rambo and McD. Perhaps it's the experience levels but Bayzo needs to work hard to build that sense of unity and confidence between keepers

 I'm surprised no one has mentioned all the wrestling and holding by the Stanley defenders at every corner. There was one where Folivi was unable to move because their defender had him in a bear hug. The weak ref let them get away with it.

 I will be majorly pissed if we don't show up at Ipswich. It'll be about £150 down the drain on tickets, travel and a hotel