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Amberley54

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He only scored 1 of the goals against Leeds, and was actually one of our poorest players on the day. For me only 8/10 when the rest were 9/10 ;).


I would hope we put out a partial second team, ie play a few young reserves but still the backbone of the squad. You played very well in first leg, i see no reason to suggest you will get battered.

Looking forward to the game as stopping for a beer on way, and another new ground for me, up to 58 now, and a few more on way home if lightning strikes and we sneak it 11-10 on penalties :D:D:D
 
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Holy http Batman! Look out League 2 defences!

Scunthorpe have signed Gary McSheffrey until the end of the season. This is now possibly the most attack minded squad that I've ever seen here at Glanford Park.
 

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Still in a state of shock about Saturday, one of the finest wins in the clubs history and our biggest Yorkshire derby win in 100 years which was a 6-0 win over Bradford City in 1913.

Funnily enough the 6-0 came a day before the 22nd anniversary of Leeds biggest ever win at Hillsborough, 6-1 on 12th Jan 1992, before my time! Excellent win, now watch Macc go and dump us out the cup! :oops:

To be honest, I hope the Macc Town Scum carry on their cup run and end up with someone like Man City, so that I can watch them get demolished.

On a more serious note, Alty begin their campaign for the most pointless trophy they xan compete for tonight - the Cheshire Senior Cup
 

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History suggests it will be a home win.

EDIT: For clarify this was actually in reference to the Altrincham v Stockport Sports game...
 
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It be nice to see Macclesfield beat Sheff Wednesday tonight as it be more money for Macclesfield which they need but is already 1-0 to Wednesday so might be long night for Macclesfield.
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Bad news Walsall have just score against Oldham 1-0. :(

Good news Macclesfield have scored penalty mean is 1-1 and Hyde could be on they way to first win for season as they are winning 1-0 against Welling. (make that 2-0 to Hyde now)

Oxford are winning 2-1 against Charlton, Kidderminster are also winning 2-1 against Peterborough and cup holders could be going out as MK Dons are winning 1-0.
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Sadly Macclesfield have lost 4-1 to Sheffield Wednesday, Kidderminster have push off shock and won 3-2 against Peterborough mean Kidderminster will play Sunderland in next round and Preston have beat Ipswich 3-2.

Oldham lose 1-0 to Walsall :( our first lost away from home since Brentford on 14th December so not that bad.

Full time: Welling 0-2 Hyde Yes Hyde have finally won a match this season, well done to them. :D
 
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Forza Hyde! :)

Unlucky Macc :(

Now to see if the Wendies can cope with Rochdale's passing game as well as Leeds didn't. ..
 

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History means nothing. It's all about the next 90 minutes.

Tempting fate are we? Please do not do that to our team.
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Exactly, as proven by the first leg.


I wasn't actually talking about the Wednesday match :roll:. I was talking about the Altrincham v Stockport Sports game which ended up being postponed, as Alty had played twice v Stockport Sports (then known as Woodley Sports) and hammered them each time. So I was saying history suggests a home win :roll:


FYI - I did actually say Monday, it would typical if Macc went and beat us now that we'd done Leeds. I would not tempt fate on my own club, never have, never will, this is Wednesday were talking about, always the hard way. Had I used the 'history suggests' line I'd have written 'History suggests tonight could be a banana skin'.
 
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Full time: Welling United 0-2 Hyde Yes, Hyde have finally won a match this season, well done to them. :D

It has taken me this long to recover from the news of this result...:oops:

Hyde have now obtained more points from the last two successive away matches, than from all the previous league matches put together. We now have seven points...will this be a lucky number ? Did our manager attend a performance of the Aladdin Christmas Pantomime and was granted a wish by the Genie of the Lamp ?

Back in the real world, our next home match is against Forest Green Rovers, who on their home ground in the very first match of this season, beat us 8-0..<(<(
 

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Full time: Welling 0-2 Hyde Yes Hyde have finally won a match this season, well done to them. :D

Now watch Hyde win the Skrill Premier (mathematically it is still possible, albeit extremely unlikely).

Towards the bottom of Skrill North, it looks like Barrow are on the rise, having acquired more league points in their last five league games than they did in the previous eighteen.
 

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Oxford are winning 2-1 against Charlton, Kidderminster are also winning 2-1 against Peterborough and cup holders could be going out as MK Dons are winning 1-0.

Well, Oxford will be visiting West Yorkshire in the fourth round then. Hate to say it, but with all the positive signs coming out of Leeds Road at the moment it's really setting up for us to be on the wrong end of an upset! Especially as both our recently signed forwards have already appeared for their previous clubs in this season's FA Cup so will be cup-tied. Great to see one of those signings, Joe Lolley, sign off in style for Kidderminster by helping them beat Posh- who seem to be on the crest of an alarming slump!


Full time: Welling 0-2 Hyde Yes Hyde have finally won a match this season, well done to them. :D

Perhaps they've turned the corner now... <D
 

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To be honest, I hope the Macc Town Scum carry on their cup run and end up with someone like Man City, so that I can watch them get demolished.

On a more serious note, Alty begin their campaign for the most pointless trophy they xan compete for tonight - the Cheshire Senior Cup

An Altyscum supporter than has reached KS1 in literacy

Things must be looking- up for that pub side living on faded dreams. :D
 
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Just as a follow up to my posting about the Darlo game on Saturday please find below some links to some decent reportage on the game. Also here are some useful factiods:

1) Harorgate Railway average attendance: 94
2) Harorgate Railway previous record attendance: 703 v Chester
3) Attendance v Darlo: 1026! (NEW REOCRD!)
4) Away fans 900+
5) Exhaustion of pie supplies 14:50

http://facupgroundhopper.blogspot.co.uk/2014/01/harrogate-railway-athletic-0-darlington.html

http://www.evostikleague.co.uk/quakers-army-hailed-by-harrogate-17832/

They were a really decent club with friendly and hard working people making things happen. If you are in the area get along, it is 5 minutes (if that!) from Starbeck station and has a great club house
 

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I presume you mean a record attendance for a league game?

They got 1486 v Mansfield in the FA Cup in 2007 and apparently 3500 v Bristol City in 2002, must have had temporary stands as Station View holds 2000 max. Its a tight squeeze that ground.
 
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After a managerial statement that playing costs need to be reduced, a request that the Rangers playing squad should consider a 15% pay cut, rather than selling players as way of achieving this, has been rejected.

It would appear that matters are underway at Rangers to carry out an internal in-depth financial analysis.
 

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I'm just wondering which striker at the club will see their contract trminated now. Probably Chris Iwulemo, as he hasn't done very much since joining in the summer.

The above was posted on the 17th December .... My crystal ball appears to be working correctly, as he left the club yesterday.
 

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As Anderson walks away from Manchester United with his four Premier League medals and one Champions League medal, all won since 2008, I'm sure his only wish will be to put these particularly unsuccessful years with a bad team behind him.
 

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I'm not sure that losing Anderson could be seen as a negative thing. Ha ha.

I did carefully use the phrase "very limited midfield players" in my posting to reflect on the poor level of football midfield creativity of those players when compared with other midfield players at the top teams in the English Premier League.....:D
 

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As Anderson walks away from Manchester United with his four Premier League medals and one Champions League medal, all won since 2008, I'm sure his only wish will be to put these particularly unsuccessful years with a bad team behind him.

I was more on about the fact that he actually played for them, not the achievements of the team as a collective. From having Ronaldo, Scholes and Giggs (or the latter two and Roy Keane going back slightly longer) to Tom Cleverley and Anderson as your midfield mainstays. Can see why Sir Alex upped and left when he did! I don't think any United fan can claim that the current United crop are anything on, for example, the 2008 CL winners.
 

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I was more on about the fact that he actually played for them, not the achievements of the team as a collective. From having Ronaldo, Scholes and Giggs (or the latter two and Roy Keane going back slightly longer) to Tom Cleverley and Anderson as your midfield mainstays. Can see why Sir Alex upped and left when he did! I don't think any United fan can claim that the current United crop are anything on, for example, the 2008 CL winners.

I'm not going to argue that the team is better now than in 2008, but you could argue any team is worse than it used to be if you compared their good old players with their weaker current players.

Cleverley and Anderson are not as important parts of the 2014 team as Ronaldo, Scholes and Giggs were of the 2008 team.
 

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As Anderson walks away from Manchester United with his four Premier League medals and one Champions League medal, all won since 2008, I'm sure his only wish will be to put these particularly unsuccessful years with a bad team behind him.

Yeah mate, he'd be kind of lying to himself if he thought any one of those medals were thanks to him though. Manchester United are a brilliant football team (Sticks in the throat to say that) but he is cack.
 

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It has taken me this long to recover from the news of this result...:oops:

Hyde have now obtained more points from the last two successive away matches, than from all the previous league matches put together. We now have seven points...will this be a lucky number ? Did our manager attend a performance of the Aladdin Christmas Pantomime and was granted a wish by the Genie of the Lamp ?

Back in the real world, our next home match is against Forest Green Rovers, who on their home ground in the very first match of this season, beat us 8-0..<(<(

I believe Forest Green rovers sign Lee Hughes only few weeks ago so hopefully he don't played well against Hyde tomorrow afternoon or Hyde may end up losing 5/6-0.
 

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would that it were that simple and pleasant - i will try and set it all out later this evening! it is a complex tale

Sounds like I have opened "a can of worms"!
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Plymouth Argyle have today signed 22 year old defender Matt Parsons from Crystal Palace until the end of the season initially. He was keen to get regular football after not featuring regularly in the Palace team and having loan spells at Wycombe Wanderers and Barnet.

Former Argyle player and manager Carl Fletcher has joined up with one of his former clubs, AFC Bournemouth, as Youth Team coach / manager.
 

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Sounds like I have opened "a can of worms"!
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Plymouth Argyle have today signed 22 year old defender Matt Parsons from Crystal Palace until the end of the season initially. He was keen to get regular football after not featuring regularly in the Palace team and having loan spells at Wycombe Wanderers and Barnet.

Former Argyle player and manager Carl Fletcher has joined up with one of his former clubs, AFC Bournemouth, as Youth Team coach / manager.

Have Argyle and Palace formed some kind of link, seems a lot of players from Palace appearing at Argyle in recent time
 

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Have Argyle and Palace formed some kind of link, seems a lot of players from Palace appearing at Argyle in recent time

Not heard anything about a "link" however Palace manager Tony Pulis was Argyle manager for a while.

Maybe some players from Millwall next!?
 

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I believe Forest Green rovers sign Lee Hughes only few weeks ago so hopefully he don't played well against Hyde tomorrow afternoon or Hyde may end up losing 5/6-0.

Hughes signed after Barnes-Homer shipped out - rarely seems to stick around.

Anyway, Good luck to Hyde tomorrow - need to get a run going.

We are at Nuneaton who did a smash n grab 1-0 at the Moss in August. Hope we can return the 'compliment' :)
 

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