31°VIDEO: Watch the Fandy.com Postgame Show - Week 1
01:05 AM
Aug 28
2010
Aug 28
2010
Watch Anthony Moujaes, Mark Hazelwood and Michael Truax of the Sandusky Register sports department talk about all of the football games from Week 1.
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07:47 AM
i-believe in th... says
How about not bashing on the football team and bash on the fans and yourself. The attitudes that surrounds the team sucks. Your eye rolling and down talking is bull crap. Go back and watch the film you know it was not the same old same old Truckers. Norwalk came out and owned Edison. They had a few plays that did not go there way. You talk about the big runs, but how about Norwalk pushing them back several times. Or the fact that when St Pauls scrimmaged Edison they only scored one time on Edison and Norwalk Scored 2 times. You look at the end score not the game to say Norwalk sucks. AND THAT’S NOT TRUE, The Norwalk truckers are construction workers and if they keep putting in the work and us this game as building material with the support from the fans then everyone in the NOL needs to watch out.
05:27 PM
footballfan1 says
Norwalk held their own against Edison in the first quarter and a half, then the only owning that I seen was the Edisin line owning the game and opening holes. This is not the same Truckers anymore you are right. there are some very dedicated kids on that team. They need to keep their heads up and continue playing hard. Norwalks fastest player on the team had trouble catching the Charger QB, you sound as if Edison got crushed and won the game on luck. Remember it was Edison that fumbled 3 times. That score could have been much worse. But Norwalk is much improved. coach just needs to play his athletes instead of worrying about having fresh players on offense and defense. Too many good players on the sidelines while the O or D is on the field.