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richw

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Wales vs Northern Ireland in the next round. Who expected one of those two to make the quarters?
 
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Indeed, probably the highlight of the group stages which I think have otherwise been pretty dull.

The tournament starts properly with the knock out stages.

It was pretty dramatic, though the first 70 minutes of the Hungary v Portugal game was pretty good, until both sides decided to settle for the draw. Cristiano wasn't happy about it and he was right, given Iceland's late winner. Croatia being a tougher opponent for the ultimate "one man team" than England would've been.
 

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I see Oldham start 2016/17 season away to Millwall which is tough game to start with, happy to see our three local derby matches (Bolton, Bury & Rochdale) are all on Saturday's (hopefully Bolton to Preston line doesn't have engineering work in October) and in first round of League Cup we got Wigan at home which I hoping we can beat them and get Premiership team in R2.
 

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I see Oldham start 2016/17 season away to Millwall which is tough game to start with, happy to see our three local derby matches (Bolton, Bury & Rochdale) are all on Saturday's (hopefully Bolton to Preston line doesn't have engineering work in October) and in first round of League Cup we got Wigan at home which I hoping we can beat them and get Premiership team in R2.

What is the latest news from Boundary Park concerning a managerial appointment?
 

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What is the latest news from Boundary Park concerning a managerial appointment?

Some rumours are point at former Preston and Stevenage manager Graeme Westley or former Walsall and Nottingham forest manager sean O'Driscoll both wouldn't be my choice but given players are back in training soon and we get very few players I give it to any of them two at this current moment.

Shame we couldn't agree backroom staff with Steve evans or he will be our manager now given already agree personal deal with him.
 
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Some rumours are point at former Preston and Stevenage manager Graeme Westley or former Walsall and Nottingham forest manager Sean O'Driscoll both wouldn't be my choice but given players are back in training soon and we get very few players I give it to any of them two at this current moment.

Shame we couldn't agree backroom staff with Steve Evans or he will be our manager now given already agree personal deal with him.

Remember having the 1997/8 days of having that "not so pleasant" Neil Warnock as manager...<D
 

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Nobody has to like him, it's whether he can do a decent job.

debatable. Within the law always helps!

BBC:The manager and former chairman of Boston United have been spared jail terms after cheating the taxman to "prop up" their ailing football club.
Manager Steve Evans, 43, and Patrick Malkinson, 64, were given suspended sentences for disguising wages and bonuses as expenses between 1997-2002.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/lincolnshire/6113856.stm
 

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Thankfully, a goal for Portugal very near to the end of extra time, meant there was no need for penalties to decide the result of that match.

So cruel on Croatia, all the excitement was in the last few minutes of extra time, the rest of the game was eminently forgettable.
 

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Well, didn't he miss one in normal time against Austria in the group stages of the Euro 2016 competition?

Yep but he cannot miss too many penalties. Then again if the laws of the games relating to dissent and unsporting conduct were enforced he'd be king of the early bath
 

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1-1. Can't see Ireland winning this unless it's on pens now
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2-1 to France.

Saint O'Neill doesn't believe in subs so the Irish are doomed.
 

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