AFC BOURNEMOUTH - TUESDAY 02/10/07

REPORT

Following three games without a win, The Crocs kept up their tradition of going to pointless evening matches, although this time it was the relatively short journey to Bournemouth. With Dean Wilkins being put under pressure already following three disappointing games in a row, there would be no better chance to silence his critics than by taking three points for the first time at the Fitness First Stadium, against the side propping up the table. 

The day kicks off at Gemma's Bournemouth house. We discuss what sports could be played on this fine lawn - namely bowls, snooker or even croquet Witham pulls the Bruce in the garden
McCarthy question the point of this barbed wire on the garden fence Witham just before treading mud all through the carpet in the house

We question if Mr Wilkins has started his own electrical business under this alias for when his inevitable sacking occurs These trees create an impression of immense scenery around the stadium

Despite the appearance of his burger, Witham enjoyed it McCarthy and one of the two lubricated penises he would get through today
Witham and Gemma look forward to the evening As does McCarthy
The delightful Withdean-eqsue stand The Main Stand
The Key Stand Michel Kuipers warms up

Dean White bravely continues to warm up the forwards despite pulling a muscle during the routine task of laying the ball off Has the Crocs reputation proceeded them, as no-one was willing to fill these seats until moments before kick off
This man may have had personal hygiene problems as he was given an entire stand to himself The Albion emerge for the game
Andrew Whing prepares for kick off Witham attempts to lick this mans hat
Monty Panesars exclusion from England duty in the recent one day match was explained as he took up the position of ref for todays game Disaster strikes, as Bas Savage takes one to the family jewells
Bas incredibly large genitalia means that even if the ball hits him on the knee, there is a strong chance it will catch his penis The Crocs prepare to offer their services should Malcolm Stuart decide that the best course of treatment would be to pleasure the big man
Bas finally makes his way off This board indicates the winning numbers for the half time draw. Seeing as no tickets were purchased, there was unlikely to be a Crocs winner
Why Sam Rents is not playing left back is anyones guess This man does a fine job during the half time interval at pitch maintenance
Neil Moss' short sleeves empitomise flair fashion among goalkeepers Dean Cox opens the scoring minutes into the second half
He gives a wave to the fans to celebrate Its soon 2-0, as Bas Savage performs his moonwalk to celebrate
This was made all the stranger by the fact that it appeared that George O'Callaghan had scored the goal Witham is happy to see Brighton leading 2-0
Whereas McCarthy appears disappointed, as it means at least another 10 games of Dean Wilkins Alex Revell chases a ball out of play
Not even Southampton hero Paul Telfer could prevent Bournemouth from slipping to defeat The Albion send in a corner, pushing for a third
The game approaches its conclusion, as we decided to leave with a few minutes remaining in order to avoid the 45-minute long queues that tend to build when leaving And it proves to be a good decision, as we are able to exit The Fitness First Stadium without queuing following a surprisingly good evening