So by my logic: Fulham beat Brentford; Brentford beat Manchester United; Manchester United beat Liverpool... bring on the Champions League!
Best add Crawley Town to the start of my list now!
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Best add Crawley Town to the start of my list now!
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Xenophon PCDGS
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Celtic emulate Liverpool in the Sunday match, by beating Dundee United 9-0. However, this was an away win.
Fortunately for Dundee United, this result was not as bad as their heaviest-ever league defeat, which was a 12-1 loss to Motherwell on 23rd January 1954.
Fortunately for Dundee United, this result was not as bad as their heaviest-ever league defeat, which was a 12-1 loss to Motherwell on 23rd January 1954.
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In France, Montpellier are 5-0 at half time. Could we have another?
Xenophon PCDGS
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Just over a week ago in the Highland League, Banks O'Dee, the newcomers who replaced Fort William, registered an 8-0 home win against Keith.
Poor guy was playing in his own
Xenophon PCDGS
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No, the final score was 7-0.
TwoYellas
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What's the French equivalent to the chant:
8-7 we're gonna win 8-7
We're gonna win 8-7.........
I did hear of a game where a team were 5-0 up after 35 odd minutes. The other team brought it back up to 5-5 only for the team that was 5-0 up to win 7-5. This was a while ago now
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Charlton Athletic 7-6 Huddersfield Town
Charlton Athletic F.C. 7–6 Huddersfield Town A.F.C. was an association football match between Football League Second Division teams Charlton Athletic and Huddersfield Town that took place on 21 December 1957 at Charlton Athletic's home ground, The Valley. Charlton played most of the match with 10 men after their captain Derek Ufton was injured, and Huddersfield were leading 5–1 with just 27 minutes remaining. At that point, Johnny Summers began an extraordinary passage of play in which he scored four goals (he had already scored one early in the second half) and assisted with two others to allow Charlton to win 7–6. Huddersfield become the first, and still the only, team to score six goals in a professional football match in England and still be on the losing side. A reporter at the time described the match as "amazing, incredible, fantastic". (Wikipedia)
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Wealdstone go top of the National League with a gritty win at Gateshead. Played most of the second half with ten men too.
Don't expect we'll be anywhere near the top of the table by the time the fat lady sings...but have to enjoy the moment.
Don't expect we'll be anywhere near the top of the table by the time the fat lady sings...but have to enjoy the moment.
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Grantham Town: Crows force postponement by damaging pitch
Grantham Town have called off Monday's home game against Worksop after crows damaged areas of the pitch.
www.bbc.co.uk
Reminds me of Chris Kamara's Walter the pigeon at West Ham vs Norwich in 2015Grantham Town: Crows force postponement by damaging pitch
Grantham Town have called off Monday's home game against Worksop after crows damaged areas of the pitch.www.bbc.co.uk
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Weekend results
Scarborough 1 Boston 1
Boston 1 Kettering 1
Still bottom of the league, some of the worst football I've ever seen. 2 unbeaten
Scarborough 1 Boston 1
Boston 1 Kettering 1
Still bottom of the league, some of the worst football I've ever seen. 2 unbeaten
Scott Parker sacked (source: Sky Sports):
Shame really; I was quite enjoying watching him ruin Bournemouth with his Parkerball type tactics!
This from the chairman is pretty brutal, but IMO appropriate given Parker's comments after the 9-0 loss at the weekend:
Shame really; I was quite enjoying watching him ruin Bournemouth with his Parkerball type tactics!
This from the chairman is pretty brutal, but IMO appropriate given Parker's comments after the 9-0 loss at the weekend:
I like Bournemouth and would like to see them somehow stay up. Who will go there?
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BBC Radio suggesting that it might be ex-Burnley manager Sean Dyche.
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It does seem quite harsh given he's got 3 points from games against Villa, Arsenal, City and Liverpool, but it does seem there is a lot of disconnect between him and the board.
Dyche would be good replacement I'd say, although not sure if they see him as playing their 'type' of football (which I always find stupid, as surely the best type of football is the style that saves you from relegation).
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Weekend results
Scarborough 1 Boston 1
Boston 1 Kettering 1
Still bottom of the league, some of the worst football I've ever seen. 2 unbeaten
Lots of teams predicted to finish high up, including Boston. The promoted teams predicted to finish low down. It's not happening that way is it!
Did you play twice in 3 days?Weekend results
Scarborough 1 Boston 1
Boston 1 Kettering 1
Still bottom of the league, some of the worst football I've ever seen. 2 unbeaten
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Don't worry, Bradford are in free fall and you will soon be above us as the following depressing stats show
Games since last win: 13
Goals scored in those 13 games: 6
Goals conceded in those 13 games: 20
Points in those 13 games: 5
No of games since last home goal: 7
Time since last home goal: 12 hrs 39 mins
Games since last home win: 10
The defence has improved with only 6 goals conceded since the summer break but if you can't score you stand no chance
Games since last win: 13
Goals scored in those 13 games: 6
Goals conceded in those 13 games: 20
Points in those 13 games: 5
No of games since last home goal: 7
Time since last home goal: 12 hrs 39 mins
Games since last home win: 10
The defence has improved with only 6 goals conceded since the summer break but if you can't score you stand no chance
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Yeah Saturday and Monday.
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Spennymoor smallTown 1 v Darlo 1
poor game. Kicked of at the end with a handbags and unpleasentmess after a Darlo player was booted by a Spennymoor coach. both managers sent off.
Darlo 1 v Farsley Celtic 0
Poor game. Deflected goal. 3 points.
poor game. Kicked of at the end with a handbags and unpleasentmess after a Darlo player was booted by a Spennymoor coach. both managers sent off.
Darlo 1 v Farsley Celtic 0
Poor game. Deflected goal. 3 points.
Yes - we often do ( dont know they are born those premier league players)
Darlo on Saturday
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Spennymoor really are a horrible club aren’t they.Spennymoor smallTown 1 v Darlo 1
poor game. Kicked of at the end with a handbags and unpleasentmess after a Darlo player was booted by a Spennymoor coach. both managers sent off.
Darlo 1 v Farsley Celtic 0
Poor game. Deflected goal. 3 points.
Yes - we often do ( dont know they are born those premier league players)
Darlo on Saturday
Yeah expect 3 points from us!
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Are you the same tigerroar that posts on the Conference Forum? Very entertaining if so (I've been lurking on there for years). The crossover between non-League football fandom and railway enthusiasm (for want of a better descriptor) always makes me smile.
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DarloRich
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Tinpot - always chew whenever we go there. Usually our fault apparently...................
We are always generous to teams on a bad run!
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Celtic 4-0 Rangers
The pendulum swings to Postecoglu with a comfortable result in today's derby. It could have been 8-0 or 4-2, such are the vagaries of football, but plus four shows the gap quite accurately. Ange is probably the best leader since O'Neill and the best coach since I don't know when. Real Madrid on Tuesday and hope of a result. Quite giddy at the prospect.
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The pendulum swings to Postecoglu with a comfortable result in today's derby. It could have been 8-0 or 4-2, such are the vagaries of football, but plus four shows the gap quite accurately. Ange is probably the best leader since O'Neill and the best coach since I don't know when. Real Madrid on Tuesday and hope of a result. Quite giddy at the prospect.
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Leeds were away today (let’s not talk about that), and with little chance of a ticket, I decided to visit Stocksbridge V Atherton in the FA cup.
It was an enjoyable and competitive game, with Atherton taking the lead against the run of play after Stocksbridge had squandered a number of opportunities. Nevertheless the hosts were able to claw it back and eventually gain a late lead.
The relaxed atmosphere, cheapness and ability to enjoy a nice pint while watching the game were refreshing.
The views from the Jamie Vardy stand:
It was an enjoyable and competitive game, with Atherton taking the lead against the run of play after Stocksbridge had squandered a number of opportunities. Nevertheless the hosts were able to claw it back and eventually gain a late lead.
The relaxed atmosphere, cheapness and ability to enjoy a nice pint while watching the game were refreshing.
The views from the Jamie Vardy stand:
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Highland League
Wick Academy 0 ... Banks O'Dee 8
This is the second 8-0 win for Banks O'Dee this season. They really are an improvement to the league, having replaced Fort William.
Wick Academy 0 ... Banks O'Dee 8
This is the second 8-0 win for Banks O'Dee this season. They really are an improvement to the league, having replaced Fort William.
Did Boston play twice on the weekend or am I reading this wrong.Weekend results
Scarborough 1 Boston 1
Boston 1 Kettering 1
Still bottom of the league, some of the worst football I've ever seen. 2 unbeaten