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Delivered the ultimate prize at Stamford Bridge out of the wreckage that Lampard left only to be treated dreadfully by them. I wish him luck.
 
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A good choice for England to appoint Thomas Tuchel, he got the best out of Harry Kane in terms of scoring at Bayern Munich.

Lee Carsley for me sank his chances with the Greece defeat with confused tactics & then being non-commital in the press conference’s.
 

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A good choice for England to appoint Thomas Tuchel, he got the best out of Harry Kane in terms of scoring at Bayern Munich.

Lee Carsley for me sank his chances with the Greece defeat with confused tactics & then being non-commital in the press conference’s.

If they’ve all but confirmed it today, when Carsley spoke after the Greece game 5 days ago it’s inconceivable that he wasn’t aware he wasn’t getting it

Was Carsley simply keeping the seat warm for a far more experienced and permanent replacement for Gareth Southgate?

I think so
 

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If they’ve all but confirmed it today, when Carsley spoke after the Greece game 5 days ago it’s inconceivable that he wasn’t aware he wasn’t getting it
Had Carsley actually indicated that he wanted the job?
 

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Stockton Town FC 5 - Bamber Bridge 1. Our new signing of Josh Scott from Bishop Auckland is proving to be a good one. Scored today & in the last match against Warrington Rylands. Now moved up the table to above Hyde United on goal difference.
 

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Had Carsley actually indicated that he wanted the job?
When push comes to shove, it is the ability of the team players to put the ball in the back of the net of the opponents and howsoever good match planning is by a top manager. it is the ability of the players in the team (all highly-skilled professionals) to fully bring the planning into a successful conclusion. When I held the position of Senior Head of Projects at the consultancy, all the motivation that I gave in team talks was only as good as the ability of mu under-managers to then give successful presentations that brought in new project work.
 

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Boston 0 Gainsborough 4. Worst performance ive seen from a Boston team in my lifetime.

Ilkley Town 2-1 FC Halifax Town

Out of the county cup to a team from the Northern Counties East league, whilst playing a team of fringe first team players rather than the usual youth team

Saturday looks like being a clash of two teams brimming with confidence!
 

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When push comes to shove, it is the ability of the team players to put the ball in the back of the net of the opponents and howsoever good match planning is by a top manager. it is the ability of the players in the team (all highly-skilled professionals) to fully bring the planning into a successful conclusion.…
This is the crux of all team games. No matter how meticulous your planning, no matter how well worked your tactics, no matter how skilled your players, the opposition also has planning, tactics and players. Tends to cock it all up.
 

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According to an article in The Lawyer, the PL are preparing an appeal against the decision its own arbitration board reached in the recent Leicester City points deduction case.
 

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What's been happening at Blyth Spartans (Northern Premier League)? They are reportedly up for sale, the Club Secretary has apparently resigned, General Manager has also resigned, and Saturday's home NPL league match vs Gainsborough Trinity looks to be off.
 

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What's been happening at Blyth Spartans (Northern Premier League)? They are reportedly up for sale, the Club Secretary has apparently resigned, General Manager has also resigned, and Saturday's home NPL league match vs Gainsborough Trinity looks to be off.
It's only last season that the Northern Premier League, Premier Division, lost a north-east club when Marske United could not fulfil their fixtures and had that season's results expunged. I hope that Blyth don't end up going down the same road.
 

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It's only last season that the Northern Premier League, Premier Division, lost a north-east club when Marske United could not fulfil their fixtures and had that season's results expunged. I hope that Blyth don't end up going down the same road.
Bottom of the table and their next two home games now confirmed as postponed (this Saturday v Gainsborough Trinity and next Tuesday v FC United). Doesn't look good.
 

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What's been happening at Blyth Spartans (Northern Premier League)? They are reportedly up for sale, the Club Secretary has apparently resigned, General Manager has also resigned, and Saturday's home NPL league match vs Gainsborough Trinity looks to be off.
They can't play without certain officials in place, presumably for licensing purposes.
 

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What's been happening at Blyth Spartans (Northern Premier League)? They are reportedly up for sale, the Club Secretary has apparently resigned, General Manager has also resigned, and Saturday's home NPL league match vs Gainsborough Trinity looks to be off.
When we (Stockton Town FC) played Blyth very recently, Blyth Spartans fans were organising a boycott of the club. Apparently not happy at the way the club was being run. According to anecdotal evidence most Spartans fans went to Blyth Town to watch their game & the few remaining fans walked out at half time.
Blyth Spartans issued a statement on their website.

On todays match, Stockton beat Mickleover 3-0 & are now 4th on goal difference above Guiseleu, Hyde & Ashton.
 

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Northern Premier League...Premier Division

Hyde United 3 ... Workington 2

An attendance of 665 saw Hyde take an early lead only for Workington to level not so long afterwards and Hyde took a 2-1 lead before half-time. Workington again levelled the scores mid-way through the second half and it was a last minute goal that saw Hyde win the game. Hyde move up to 6th place in the league table with tis win.
 

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Grantham Town 2 Coventry Sphinx 1 (Att: 272).

A second win for the Gingerbreads. It wasn't a good game, but the win was vital for Grantham. The result keeps them in the bottom four unfortunately.
 

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Boston o Halifax 1. Good game, netter than midweek. Draw would have been a fair result. Still in the bottom four!
 

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Scunthorpe's poor form continues, with a goalless draw at Chester, to make it 3 draws and a defeat in the last 4 league games, plus the FA Cup exit to Guiseley. Somehow, they are still a point clear st the top, but they do have a bit of a safety margin of a game in hand.
 

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Boston o Halifax 1. Good game, netter than midweek. Draw would have been a fair result. Still in the bottom four!

Blimey that was hard work - or at least it was watching from the away terrace. We scored after 55 seconds and rarely threatened afterwards; Boston huffed and puffed and we got a bit lucky with a goal line clearance

Adan George managed to get booked for kicking the ball away and then get a second yellow for dissent. Footballers sometimes aren’t the brightest
 

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Luton Town 3 W*tf*rd 0
At last, and very much when it matters, we turn up and play like the team we are supposed to be. Clark (accidentally), Morris and Brown with goals. Special thanks to W*tf*rd's Tom Cleverly for his pre-match team talk and the to their social media team for setting things up nicely.
 

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Blimey that was hard work - or at least it was watching from the away terrace. We scored after 55 seconds and rarely threatened afterwards; Boston huffed and puffed and we got a bit lucky with a goal line clearance

Adan George managed to get booked for kicking the ball away and then get a second yellow for dissent. Footballers sometimes aren’t the brightest
Yeah it was hard work. Disappointing result again, hope you had a good day out, view from the away end is poor. Fair few Halifax fans in the Eagle pub beforehand.

someone i know spoke to the referees assessor, he was actually sent off for delaying the restart. Terrible decision in my view.

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Scunthorpe's poor form continues, with a goalless draw at Chester, to make it 3 draws and a defeat in the last 4 league games, plus the FA Cup exit to Guiseley. Somehow, they are still a point clear st the top, but they do have a bit of a safety margin of a game in hand.
Are people still behind Butler? Or the honeymoon period now ended?
 

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In the Laws of the Game, how is such an offence actually viewed and is there a standard punishment then applicable?
It's normally only ever a cautionable offence, so a player sent off for 'delaying the restart' must, presumably, already have been "on a yellow card" for something else.
 

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Yeah it was hard work. Disappointing result again, hope you had a good day out, view from the away end is poor. Fair few Halifax fans in the Eagle pub beforehand.

It was OK to be honest. The biggest problem was looking directly into the sun when the action (haha) was in the left hand goal. My partner and I had been in Wells-Next-The-Sea on Thursday and Friday nights, which was lovely, so the football was a diversion on the way home. One of my kids came down on the train and came back with us. He wasn't impressed with his hour in Boston waiting for us to get there!

someone i know spoke to the referees assessor, he was actually sent off for delaying the restart. Terrible decision in my view.

If that's the case, the decision is plain wrong. George was over two yards from the ball, not looking at it, not trying to block the free kick, the Boston player taking the free kick wasn't ready, and one of his teammates was directly in front of the ball. But, division 5 games get division 5 refs, unfortunately

It's in the "highlights" video here ==>
and I've attached a photo of the moment the ref blows his whistle

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It's normally only ever a cautionable offence, so a player sent off for 'delaying the restart' must, presumably, already have been "on a yellow card" for something else.

George had previously been booked for kicking the ball away, so I suspect that if the second booking was indeed for delaying the restart then the ref booked him because of a perceived reputation
 

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someone i know spoke to the referees assessor, he was actually sent off for delaying the restart. Terrible decision in my view.
According to the FC Halifax Town website's match report, Adan George was sent off for two cautionable offences, the first was delaying the restart by kicking the ball away and the second, late on, was for dissent.
 

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