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richw

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Does anybody know why Crawley sold there two top forwards, when there were currently top of league 2?.Is that a reason Steve Evans left recently?

I'm suspecting money has ran out, as selling their top two assets and the manager leaving?
 
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Well, Wolves are doing well today.

After 10 minutes of play:

1 red card to Wolves (bassong)
2 goals to Arsenal (van persie, walcott)
 
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That's a nice boost to my fantasy football team 8-)

Ditto that (but why didn't I make either of them my captain? :cry:). That'll teach me for using an app and messing around
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Love the look on Fergie's face when Wigan scored their first official goal (and second legitimate one).
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Maynor Figeuroa - handball like a boss!
 

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Wigan 1 Manchester United 0
Fergie said 'all was fair' and United were second best! Never thought I'd see the day that happened!!

Probably all part of his mind games! He only managed six minutes of 'Fergie Time' too. :D
 
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One more point required:D
No 'fan' of Liverpool, but they're getting worse by the game...shame ;)
Would Kenny D. been sacked by now, if he wasn't such a 'Legend' there?:roll:

I think the answer to that must be yes! I'm not a Liverpool fan either.
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Manchester United now have lost to two Lancashire clubs (Blackburn Rovers and Wigan Athletic) recently, that are in the relegation "dog fight".

Blackburn and Wigan have nothing to lose; and everything to gain! Nice to see Man Utd being tripped up though.
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I'm suspecting money has ran out, as selling their top two assets and the manager leaving?

Pleased to see Steve Coppell is back in the game.
 

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Off all the way up to Carlisle on Saturday, if we win and Sheff Wed drop points against Colchester then it means Promotion :razz:
 
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I’ve been working away in the midlands and my hotel didn’t have free internet so haven’t been able to post….

Another utterly disgraceful performance by Leeds United last Monday. Yet another sending off, this time Michael Brown for a high tackle. Can anyone tell me though what the rule is on kicking the ball out of play if a player is injured? In the last two home games an opposition player has gone down injured, the team and the manager have seen it yet they have played on refusing to kick the ball out of play to stop the game for their ‘possibly’ injured teammate, Leeds win the ball back and refuse to kick the ball out as well and all hell breaks loose. Opposition players running to the ref complaining, Nigel Cluff on the pitch shouting at the ref and then berating Warnock! I don’t really get it, is it something that just happens against Leeds or does this happen often? Anyway, that’s that rant over…
 

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I’ve been working away in the midlands and my hotel didn’t have free internet so haven’t been able to post….

Another utterly disgraceful performance by Leeds United last Monday. Yet another sending off, this time Michael Brown for a high tackle. Can anyone tell me though what the rule is on kicking the ball out of play if a player is injured? In the last two home games an opposition player has gone down injured, the team and the manager have seen it yet they have played on refusing to kick the ball out of play to stop the game for their ‘possibly’ injured teammate, Leeds win the ball back and refuse to kick the ball out as well and all hell breaks loose. Opposition players running to the ref complaining, Nigel Cluff on the pitch shouting at the ref and then berating Warnock! I don’t really get it, is it something that just happens against Leeds or does this happen often? Anyway, that’s that rant over…

No it only happens against Leeds. Because as you keep telling us the whole world, his dog, and the dogs fleas hate Leeds and we are are jealous of the fact you are one of Europe's great clubs
 
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No it only happens against Leeds. Because as you keep telling us the whole world, his dog, and the dogs fleas hate Leeds and we are are jealous of the fact you are one of Europe's great clubs

When did I say we was one of Europe's great clubs? Yes we should have won a European Cup and a cup winners cup in addition to the two Fairs (UEFA-Europa league) cups but we've hardly had the consistency to stay near the top of the English leagues never mind the European competitions.

I just wondered what the crack was with this ball out of play rule. You would have thought that someone had just slapped Nigel Cluffs wife in the face and pushed his kids in a puddle given his reaction. We couldn't understand it given that he'd directed his own team to continue play. Very odd, Forest did the same thing as well. I just wondered if we had broken some rule by not booting the ball out, I could see no other reason for the mental, hypocritical reaction from the Alchi's son.
 

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Not at all impressed with results yesterday. Not only we will face the backlash but QPR and Wigan both winning keeps us in the ****.
 

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Looking like Wolves have had it, I think two more losses and it's official. Nobody's ever stayed up on this many points at this game.
 
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I see Liverpool have dispensed with Comelli, wonder if Dogleash will be far behind?? Lets hope not so we can all laugh at them some more next season.
 

richw

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I’ve been working away in the midlands and my hotel didn’t have free internet so haven’t been able to post….

Another utterly disgraceful performance by Leeds United last Monday. Yet another sending off, this time Michael Brown for a high tackle. Can anyone tell me though what the rule is on kicking the ball out of play if a player is injured? In the last two home games an opposition player has gone down injured, the team and the manager have seen it yet they have played on refusing to kick the ball out of play to stop the game for their ‘possibly’ injured teammate, Leeds win the ball back and refuse to kick the ball out as well and all hell breaks loose. Opposition players running to the ref complaining, Nigel Cluff on the pitch shouting at the ref and then berating Warnock! I don’t really get it, is it something that just happens against Leeds or does this happen often? Anyway, that’s that rant over…

there is no rule, its just deemed good sportsmanship.
 

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I just wondered what the crack was with this ball out of play rule. You would have thought that someone had just slapped Nigel Cluffs wife in the face and pushed his kids in a puddle given his reaction. We couldn't understand it given that he'd directed his own team to continue play. Very odd, Forest did the same thing as well. I just wondered if we had broken some rule by not booting the ball out, I could see no other reason for the mental, hypocritical reaction from the Alchi's son.

There isn't one. It is up to the referee to decide when to stop play which he should do instantly when there is a head injury only.
It is generally good sportsmanship to kick it out but the FA clarified it since it was not consistent what should be done.
 

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Looking like Wolves have had it, I think two more losses and it's official. Nobody's ever stayed up on this many points at this game.

Still 15 points available to WW. Might as well play adventurously as we don't seem to have much of a defence.

It seems a so-so Man U have the title again, which shows how lacklustre the PL has become. Also shows how far mind games, diving and intimidation of referees will get you. Not that I'm bitter.
 

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Football Conference......Friday night result


Fleetwood Town 2...Lincoln City 2

Mathematically speaking, Fleetwood (with two matches still to play) already have the same number of points that Wrexham can obtain if they win all their games and Fleetwood Town have a "9 goal" better goal difference.

If Wrexham do not win outright tomorrow, Fleetwood Town will be the Champions.
 

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Football Conference......Friday night result


Fleetwood Town 2...Lincoln City 2

Mathematically speaking, Fleetwood (with two matches still to play) already have the same number of points that Wrexham can obtain if they win all their games and Fleetwood Town have a "9 goal" better goal difference.

If Wrexham do not win outright tomorrow, Fleetwood Town will be the Champions.

I think it would be hilarious if Fleetwood went on a losing streak, and lost the league (non-league?) as a result :D
 

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After unsuccessfully attempting to sleep in fear I'd miss my alarm (I've not been getting up till midday while I'm not in Uni!)... I've stopped awake all night instead and I'm off to a League One match in an hour by train.

Setting off for Colchester (get there for midday) to see Colchester United v Sheffield Wednesday! COME ON YOU OWLS! Massive game for us today.
 

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I think it would be hilarious if Fleetwood went on a losing streak, and lost the league (non-league?) as a result :D

Well, with the current abysmal home form that Wrexham have suddenly produced, I can't see anything that Fleetwood Town need to do making any difference to what looks like a "racing certainty".....excuse this pun on Grand National day..:D

I now write this a few hours later, as once again Wrexham still cannot win at home.....

Wrexham 2....Grimsby Town 2

Fleetwood Town are Champions and have obtained the automatic promotion place to League 2 next season...:D:D
 
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Thank you Andy, you should've secured Newcastle a place in Europe next season! Indeed Liverpool have progressed into their second cup final this year through a narrow 2 - 1 win over Everton and Carroll scoring the winner in the last few minutes of the game.
 

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The Reds are going to the FA cup final :D

Liverpool 2 - 1 Everton

Liverpool : Andy Caroll, Luiz Suarez
Everton : Nika Jelavic

Personally i think Andy Caroll will improve next season, two big winners in 4 days.

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The Reds are going to the FA cup final :D

Liverpool 2 - 1 Everton

Liverpool : Andy Caroll, Luiz Suarez
Everton : Nika Jelavic

Personally i think Andy Caroll will improve next season, two big winners in 4 days.

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...And the Hibs are going to the Scottish cup final :grin: after a tricky semi against Aberdeen. A united, strong performance, topped off with two outstanding goals from Garry O'Connor and Leigh Griffiths sealed our date with Hearts/Celtic in May..

The liver will take a serious pummelling tonight, and the pre-match nerves have aged me ten years...

GGTTH
 

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