DarloRich
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quelle surprise each club £70 odd k better off :roll:
Luckily the monkeians don't get many in and Salford have about 4 fans
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quelle surprise each club £70 odd k better off :roll:
Luckily the monkeians don't get many in and Salford have about 4 fans
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Smudger105e
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He is now being touted as a possible manager for Leeds zunited.
DarloRich
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hold on don't Leeds already have manager? They aren't the sort of club to sack a manager after only a short time are they?
HMS Ark Royal
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He's been seen in London... Now, I wonder what sort of job might be open soon in the capital
Smudger105e
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Former Sunderland and Ipswich Town goalkeeper Marton Fulop has died from cancer aged 32 https://t.co/66siqy3mfV https://t.co/hzNQJUxEdg
Each to their own opinion but from what I heard of Sherwood doing interviews he talked a load of waffle
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Very sad news, RIP
SS4
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quelle surprise each club £70 odd k better off :roll:
Luckily the monkeians don't get many in and Salford have about 4 fans
It's in the BBC Sport contract that preferential treatment must be shown to Greater Manchester. Or at least it wouldn't surprise me if it were
Very sad news, my deepest thoughts and condolences to his family and friends. RIP.
HMS Ark Royal
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Indeed - the same here from a Hull fan. Such a young age as well...
Johnuk123
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If this team get through they will probably be on again in the 3rd round.
We've had documentaries on Ferguson and Rooney, 2 shows about Salford
and now 2 fa cup ties featuring them.
Small teams really rely on the tv money so wouldn't the BBC be better giving it to a team that's not owned by a bunch of millionaires.
DarloRich
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My point exactly
Minilad
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If Salford get through to the third round and draw Man Utd the BBC sport office will look like a plasterers radio
Johnuk123
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I bet the BBC was really upset that FC Manchester didn't get through and get drawn against Salford they would have just loved that one.
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To really rub in the obsession with everything Man U. they've even moved to Salford so they can be as near as possible.
SS4
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Perhaps they may "adjust" the draw to make it happen? Just like when we were meant to get Newcastle but instead got Manchester that one year
Xenophon PCDGS
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Whilst not being a fan of Manchester United by any means, as my past posting record will reveal on this thread, I did have to remonstrate with those geographically-challenged forum members over a two year period, who erroneously used to insist that Manchester United were based in Salford (which unfortunately caused grief in the Salford City Council business tax division but joy in the similar department of Trafford Council).
Now these same forum members actually have a Salford club to write about on this thread..
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Spain 2...England 0
Moving from the Euro qualifying group stages with a 100% record saw England play this international friendly against a better team on the night and I wonder how the England team management viewed the performance of some of "the new hopefuls" when pitted against the skill levels of Spain as a benchmark of what to expect in the Euro competition proper once it starts.
Now these same forum members actually have a Salford club to write about on this thread..
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Spain 2...England 0
Moving from the Euro qualifying group stages with a 100% record saw England play this international friendly against a better team on the night and I wonder how the England team management viewed the performance of some of "the new hopefuls" when pitted against the skill levels of Spain as a benchmark of what to expect in the Euro competition proper once it starts.
Karl
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This game has got to go ahead and with a full 80,000 attendance to show our support against terrorism.
My thoughts and feelings are with the innocent people and their families and all Parisians too.
Xenophon PCDGS
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Don't you also see that this would offer an opportunity for British home-grown Islamic terrorists to both attack the French military stance and to make a warning about any similar British military incusions on "The Caliphate".
This match has been known for some time and how long do you think it would take to vet all the 80,000 attendees you state. This match is naught but a friendly and has no significance whatsoever.
SS4
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Apparently the friendly is to go ahead although tonight's under 20 match has been postponed
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/34129999
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/34129999
familyguy99
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Shock result in League One.
Chesterfield 1-2 Oldham
Oldham came from behind to win for only third time this season.
We now play three home games in row and given we only won four times at Boundary Park in whole of 2015, I'm hopeful that we changed in next 10 days time.
No surprise to see BBC going for Salford v Hartlepool match but was surprise to see BT have choice Rochdale v Bury as one of there Round two picking
I would thought they gone for Welling v Carlisle given is non league teams vs football league team.
Chesterfield 1-2 Oldham
Oldham came from behind to win for only third time this season.
We now play three home games in row and given we only won four times at Boundary Park in whole of 2015, I'm hopeful that we changed in next 10 days time.
No surprise to see BBC going for Salford v Hartlepool match but was surprise to see BT have choice Rochdale v Bury as one of there Round two picking
I would thought they gone for Welling v Carlisle given is non league teams vs football league team.
backontrack
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No surprise to see BBC going for Salford v Hartlepool match but was surprise to see BT have choice Rochdale v Bury as one of there Round two picking
Local derby.
familyguy99
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Knowing is local derby I would thought BT would pick other non league team given it be more surprise result if they won then it be if Dale or Bury win that match.
Really pleased it's going ahead, the result won't matter one iota but the fact it is going ahead is a victory for all concerned, terrorist will never win.
backontrack
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Winchester City 2...Shortwood United 1 (Benham 50, Roberts 81; Staley 32)
Winchester City won again to remain 3rd and record their 6th consecutive win in the league in a rather bad-tempered game. The referee seemed to heavily favour the visitors in the first half, giving out yellows to City players for two mistimed tackles but doing nothing when another City player was poleaxed. Shortwood held the lead at half time but Matt Benham equalised in the second half before each side had a goal disallowed. With ten minutes left, Adam Roberts' cross was helped in by the wind and City held on to remain third. One wonders what Jose Mourinho would have made of it all...
Winchester City won again to remain 3rd and record their 6th consecutive win in the league in a rather bad-tempered game. The referee seemed to heavily favour the visitors in the first half, giving out yellows to City players for two mistimed tackles but doing nothing when another City player was poleaxed. Shortwood held the lead at half time but Matt Benham equalised in the second half before each side had a goal disallowed. With ten minutes left, Adam Roberts' cross was helped in by the wind and City held on to remain third. One wonders what Jose Mourinho would have made of it all...
LuSiVe
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Shock result in League One.
Chesterfield 1-2 Oldham
Oldham came from behind to win for only third time this season.
We now play three home games in row and given we only won four times at Boundary Park in whole of 2015, I'm hopeful that we changed in next 10 days time.
Yet again we were absolutely awful at home. Sitting back on a 1-0 lead and not even attempting to score a second, especially in those conditions with the likelihood of a slip was madness.
I hope the Oldham fan that had CPR and carried away in an ambulance can recover. Not a great day with a minute's silence for Paris, applause for the horribly early death of an ex-player and then the distressing sight of that. Football really wasn't important at all yesterday
Xenophon PCDGS
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I wonder what Midnight Flyer thinks of the appointment of Paul Lambert as the new manager of Blackburn Rovers.
Good appointment if the board don't interfere and give him the support.
Barring villa he has been successful everywhere, even tempted to say he did well at villa for the resources he had and a chairman who's lost interest and won't invest.
I've got tickets for England v France at Wembley tomorrow night and have had them for a couple of months now but unsure whether to go or not given the safety threat. Living in Central London it is something I have to get used to but would feel uneasy going tomorrow
Butts
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Well if you live in Central London that is always going to be more of a target than say Falkirk ......
It's not just Wembley but the whole City.
I suppose you either have to accept it or move out ?