Drogba11CFC
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Buzzing for when he parks the bus against Eastleigh in the FA Cup and grinds out a 1-0 win with a full-strength side.
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Buzzing for when he parks the bus against Eastleigh in the FA Cup and grinds out a 1-0 win with a full-strength side.
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It’ll be a while as he has to get the Madrid job first when they bin Zidane again
Was thinking that.
DarloRich
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Darlington 0 v Walsall 1
Lost our cup replay ( live on BT sport) but held our own for much of the game and put on a good show. I think the lack of a decent front man hit us hard as we couldn't hold the ball up enough. Midfield and defense looked good but we couldn't take the chances we created.
Anyway the cash and the exposure is the mos important thing in all of this
Lost our cup replay ( live on BT sport) but held our own for much of the game and put on a good show. I think the lack of a decent front man hit us hard as we couldn't hold the ball up enough. Midfield and defense looked good but we couldn't take the chances we created.
Anyway the cash and the exposure is the mos important thing in all of this
61653 HTAFC
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Huddersfield Town 1 - 1 Birmingham City
I'd have taken a point before the game, but the performance certainly deserved all three points with Brum being far and away the worst side to appear at the JSS all season (apart from us under Siewert). Two easy chances missed by Elias Kachunga (who can't seem to recapture his form of our promotion season) and some truly bizarre refereeing decisions conspired to restrict us to just the one goal. Their equaliser was as scrappy a goal as you're likely to see this weekend, but if we'd taken just one of those chances we'd have been fine.
Still, I'm sure we'll be fine this season despite our terrible start. Onwards and upwards...
I'd have taken a point before the game, but the performance certainly deserved all three points with Brum being far and away the worst side to appear at the JSS all season (apart from us under Siewert). Two easy chances missed by Elias Kachunga (who can't seem to recapture his form of our promotion season) and some truly bizarre refereeing decisions conspired to restrict us to just the one goal. Their equaliser was as scrappy a goal as you're likely to see this weekend, but if we'd taken just one of those chances we'd have been fine.
Still, I'm sure we'll be fine this season despite our terrible start. Onwards and upwards...
Xenophon PCDGS
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BetVictor Northern Premier League
Stafford Rangers 1 ... Hyde United 3
Both sides scored early first half goals, but Hyde pressed home their advantage over bottom-of-the-table Stafford with two second half goals. This win moved Hyde one place up to ninth in the league.
Stafford Rangers 1 ... Hyde United 3
Both sides scored early first half goals, but Hyde pressed home their advantage over bottom-of-the-table Stafford with two second half goals. This win moved Hyde one place up to ninth in the league.
youngiecj
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Atherstone Colleries 1 Boston 0. Out of the FA trophy at the first hurdle. Not too disappointed 8 changes and a big match next week.
It's not all that long ago that Atherton (and not Atherstone) were playing tier 10 in the same season Boston were playing tier 4...
Xenophon PCDGS
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Your disappointment could be somewhat ameliorated by the latest news from Blackwell Meadows...
F A Trophy...Third round qualifying.
Darlington 2 ... Gainsborough Trinity 1.
DarloRich
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very pleased! i was at the musical Hamilton ( which, I find out, is about neither Lewis Hamilton nor Hamilton Academicals sadly ) on Saturday so had no opportunity to look for the result until after the game. By all accounts we were laboured but got the job done. More cash in the bank ids also a bonus. The draw for the next round should be around 13:00 today.
youngiecj
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Of course Atherton, apologies. Amazing how things changes, nice set up there. Barrow at home is an excellent tie for them.
Xenophon PCDGS
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I think that the Wigan Wallgate to Salford Crescent train services pass by the Atherton Collieries ground which gives a good view of the stand and the pitch.
They play in the same league as my favoured team, Hyde United, viz. the BetVictor Northern Premier League. Hyde play away there on 7th December
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Wrong ground in Atherton - trains pass Atherton LR (of the North West Counties league), not Atherton Collieries
Or the Arsenal job? OGSs position does seem a bit safer now.
Xenophon PCDGS
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Sorry about that. That Atherton LR ground looks a neat enough ground though.
Are you still in touch with those at Altrincham FC, even though you have moved away?
Old Yard Dog
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Gloucester City 0 Bradford 2 (FA Trophy)
Alleluia - we finally won a game on Sunday despite having to bring two old codgers out of retirement and put a young academy lad on the bench we were so short of players.
But there is something not quite right about watching Bristol City on Saturday, staying the night in a home-brew pub near Swindon and then doing the Swindon & Cricklade railway on Sunday morning as a prequel to a game in the NORTHERN section of the FA Trophy.
Alleluia - we finally won a game on Sunday despite having to bring two old codgers out of retirement and put a young academy lad on the bench we were so short of players.
But there is something not quite right about watching Bristol City on Saturday, staying the night in a home-brew pub near Swindon and then doing the Swindon & Cricklade railway on Sunday morning as a prequel to a game in the NORTHERN section of the FA Trophy.
DarloRich
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If this man as match commander was not responsible for the death of 96 people who was? https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-50592077
This quote resonates:
BBC said:
This quote resonates:
BBC said:
Exactly, the buck stops with David Dukenfield and I'm baffled by this verdict.
61653 HTAFC
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absolutely. Somebody was trying to defend him on social media last night saying he was an old man and it was bad for his health. And I don’t think they were being ironic either. I wonder how the families of the 96 who never got to get old feel about that
The bottom line is he had responsibility and remuneration, and with that should come accountability
AlterEgo
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The police were going after him as the fall guy. He had much of the responsibility for the deaths, but his actions didn’t meet the test for manslaughter. A just verdict. The Independent has a good piece:
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www....-not-guilty-why-prosecution-a8840691.html?amp
DarloRich
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I disagree. Whilst he should not have been the only person in the dock he was the match commander. He made the decisions.
I ask again: if not the match commander who is responsible for the deaths of 96 people?
AlterEgo
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He, along with a number of other agencies, is responsible for the deaths - as per the inquest. But he did not commit manslaughter.
Karl
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Xenophon PCDGS
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Cymru Premier League
Airbus UK Broughton 0 ... The New Saints 12
So the Highland League are not the only one to have eyecatching scorelines.
Airbus UK Broughton 0 ... The New Saints 12
So the Highland League are not the only one to have eyecatching scorelines.
Xenophon PCDGS
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BetVictor Northern Premier League
Hyde United 0 ... Witton Albion 0
Most unusual to find Hyde in a goal-less home draw, but they would be pleased to keep a clean sheet against a side three places above them in the league.
Hyde United 0 ... Witton Albion 0
Most unusual to find Hyde in a goal-less home draw, but they would be pleased to keep a clean sheet against a side three places above them in the league.
EM2
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In typical West Ham fashion, they beat Chelsea 1-0 at Stamford Bridge, having not won in their previous eight games.
Get shut of calamity Kelly and keep a clean sheet