The Fishy - Grimsby Town FC



League Two Table

  PGDPts
1Bromley30+2262
2Swindon31+1858
3Notts County30+1657

4Cambridge Utd30+1856
5MK Dons30+2654
6Salford29+652
7Walsall30+749

8Grimsby30+1048
9Chesterfield30+848
10Crewe31+947
11Barnet30+946
12Colchester29+1245
13Accrington Stanley30+443
14Gillingham29+441
15Fleetwood Town29-137
16Oldham28-135
17Tranmere30-832
18Cheltenham29-2230
19Bristol Rovers30-2227
20Crawley Town31-1926
21Shrewsbury30-2526
22Barrow29-1624

23Newport County30-2721
24Harrogate Town31-2821

Full League Two Table
Prem|Champ|L1|L2|NL|NLN|NLS
SPL|SC|S1|S2

Follow the Fishy on Twitter
NewsNow logo

Question of the Week

Who will win League 2?










McKeown: Howler
McKeown: Howler

The Bell Chimes

By: Rob Sedgwick
Date: 15/03/2017

PORTSMOUTH completed the double over the Mariners with an emphatic 4-0 win at Fratton Park last night. After a bright start by Town Pompey struck against the run of play with a deflected goal. A second deflected goal extended the lead and Town were left chasing shadows as the home side completely dominated the match.

Marcus Bignot rung the changes with five new faces in the starting line-up compared to the side which beat Orient 3-0 at the weekend. Luke Maxwell, Ben Davies, Jamey Osborne, Scott Vernon and Akwasi Asante all lined up at the start.

Asante looked bright in the opening minutes as Town, cheered on by a large away contingent, tore into Portsmouth. The Town striker forced a diving save from David Forde and Zal Mills also went close wing a long-range effort. However, the scene was set when an effort by Bennett, which probably wouldn't have troubled McKeown, took a big deflection off Collins to give the Town 'keeper no chance.

Pompey soon began to dominate and it was no great surprise when Rose added a second, although this too took a large deflection off Davies.

Town were left chasing shadows and were seemingly unable to get the ball out of their own half. A third goal soon followed when Naismith picked out Baker, who spun and shot past McKeown.

Any hopes of a second-half comeback ended when McKeown spilt the ball early in the second half and Naismith slammed it in from close range to leave Town's keeper embarrassed.

Town rarely troubled Pompey in the remainder of the game as the points were sealed.

Grimsby are consistently inconsistent, although all the changes meant that a completely untested line-up took the field. It's a bit early in the season to field experimental sides with Grimsby, at least before the game, still in with an outside chance of making the play-offs. Perhaps the 50-point target has resulted in the brakes being eased off?

Add To Facebook


This site is by the fans, for the fans, and we will consider articles on any subject relating to the Mariners whether it be related to current news, a nostalgic look back in the past, a story about a player, a game or games in the past, something about Blundell Park or football in general. Click here to submit your article!


Related Stories


Forum Latest
Thread TitlePostsLatest Post
FA Cup vs Wolves on TV32rancido13/02 10:54
Notts County60BobbyCummingsTackle13/02 10:34
Season ticket question 6Limerick Mariner13/02 10:33
Barnet boss15Theimperialcoroner13/02 09:42
Fans Forum7Limerick Mariner13/02 09:35
Wolves Tickets61Lost in Lincoln13/02 08:34
TV Games/Upcoming Fixtures4SiteBot13/02 03:30
Super strike?15WOZOFGRIMSBY13/02 02:44
Bristol rovers ticket9lukeo13/02 01:30
AI9AncientExiledMariner12/02 22:45

This Season and previous Seasons