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Xenophon PCDGS

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I want to know what some teams in the Blue Square North are playing at
Guiseley: Played 2, Won 2, Goals for: 11, Goals against:2
Brackley: Played 2, Won 2, Goals for: 9, Goals against: 1
Histon: Played 2, Lost 2, Goals for: 1, Goals against: 10

You could have added Droylsden to your list:-
Played 2, Lost 2, Goals for : 1, Goals against : 8

Mind you there is a link to your posting, as Guiseley beat Droylsden 7-1 in one of these matches.
 
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You could have added Droylsden to your list:-
Played 2, Lost 2, Goals for : 1, Goals against : 8

Mind you there is a link to your posting, as Guiseley beat Droylsden 7-1 in one of these matches.

And my favourites at the moment
Liverpool Played 1 Lost 1 Points 0
Manchester United Played 1 Lost 1 Points 0
 

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Brackley: Played 2, Won 2, Goals for: 9, Goals against: 1

Brackley, being based in south Northamptonshire, I take this to be. Whatsoever are they doing in the Blue Square Bet NORTH league ? Where is the geographical line between north and south drawn by the football authorities ?

Surely there are enough Midlands-based sides to form a league at this standard of football.
 

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The same debate arises each year, we are northern FFS!

Doesn't matter much now though having lost Blyth just Workington are really, really north. There are two geographical lines of clubs, one from Gloucester to Histon and the other from Colwyn Bay to Harrogate.
 

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Brackley, being based in south Northamptonshire, I take this to be. Whatsoever are they doing in the Blue Square Bet NORTH league ? Where is the geographical line between north and south drawn by the football authorities ?

Surely there are enough Midlands-based sides to form a league at this standard of football.

A few years ago Gloucester City were in BS North and Worcester in BS South. Total madness.
 

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A few years ago Gloucester City were in BS North and Worcester in BS South. Total madness.

There's always an exception. Harold (Bishops Stortford) were given £12k compo because they were shifted north post AGM last year.

Whenever got any money!
 

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There's always an exception. Harold (Bishops Stortford) were given £12k compo because they were shifted north post AGM last year.

Whenever got any money!

Looking at it, except for games at Corby, Histon, Gainsborough and Boston; Bishops Stortford have to travel anywhere between 5 and 70 miles further (each way!) to their games than you do. Could this be why?

Examples (miles via road):
Gloucester-Chester 143
Bishops Stortford-Chester 214

Gloucester-Workington 247
Bishops Stortford-Workington 317

Gloucester-Stalybridge 142
Bishops Stortford-Stalybridge 178

Gloucester-Bradford 177
Bishops Stortford-Bradford 182
 

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Looking at it, except for games at Corby, Histon, Gainsborough and Boston; Bishops Stortford have to travel anywhere between 5 and 70 miles further (each way!) to their games than you do. Could this be why?

Examples (miles via road):
Gloucester-Chester 143
Bishops Stortford-Chester 214

Gloucester-Workington 247
Bishops Stortford-Workington 317

Gloucester-Stalybridge 142
Bishops Stortford-Stalybridge 178

Gloucester-Bradford 177
Bishops Stortford-Bradford 182
No they were given money because they were moved after the leagues were ratified when R&D went tits up. They got nothing this year and are still in the BSN!

Saying that, it's still farcical but nothing can be done other than wishing all clubs relegated from the BSP are more northern.
 

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It's going to be one of those seasons isn't it :(
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Sounds like "too injured to play for Team GB but fit enough to play for Spurs" Bale has gotten away with a two footed lunge on McAuley.
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^ Admittedly in the opinion of BBC WM but Score aren't covering it for some reason
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It's going to be one of those seasons isn't it :(

Definitely going to be one of those seasons. Wake up or sell up Lerner!
 
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Looking at it, except for games at Corby, Histon, Gainsborough and Boston; Bishops Stortford have to travel anywhere between 5 and 70 miles further (each way!) to their games than you do. Could this be why?

Examples (miles via road):
Gloucester-Chester 143
Bishops Stortford-Chester 214

Gloucester-Workington 247
Bishops Stortford-Workington 317

Gloucester-Stalybridge 142
Bishops Stortford-Stalybridge 178

Gloucester-Bradford 177
Bishops Stortford-Bradford 182

Truro city would have less travelling time if they were in the BSN than they have in the BSS, due to most of their away games being around London/ dover etc being further than Manchester area
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You could have added Droylsden to your list:-
Played 2, Lost 2, Goals for : 1, Goals against : 8

Mind you there is a link to your posting, as Guiseley beat Droylsden 7-1 in one of these matches.

Or Swansea City P2 W2 F8 A0! The attacking style has paid off well so far!
 

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Or Swansea City P2 W2 F8 A0! The attacking style has paid off well so far!

Very impressed watching Swansea this afternoon, very attractive and seemingly effective style of football. More evidence showing that the style of football played by Brendan Rodgers and Laudrup is superior to the style employed by big Sam.
 

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Anyone know what caused today's tie in League 2 (Wycombe I think) to be abandoned? All I can find on my limited Internet is 'safety reasons'...
 

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Anyone know what caused today's tie in League 2 (Wycombe I think) to be abandoned? All I can find on my limited Internet is 'safety reasons'...

Looking on the offical website, was due to a lightening strike and flooding around the stadium. Link: http://www.wycombewanderers.co.uk/news/article/club-statement-334517.aspx

On a different note, better result for United (3-2 v Fulham today). From what I gathered, Kagawa had another good game. Also good for RVP to open his account sooner rather than later. Shame about the injury to Rooney, and once more, our defence will be tightened up when some of injured players return, a defensive partnership can be reformed, and Carrick returning to where he plays best - he is not a centre half!

BBC now saying Rooney out for around 4 weeks. Bit odd Sunderland being called off!
 
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I hear we got turned over today by Torres. Damn him to find form against us!!
 

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The Villa fans will be calling for McLeish back soon :lol:
Looking at their performances the last 2 games I'd say they over achieved whilst he was in charge
 

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The Villa fans will be calling for McLeish back soon :lol:
Looking at their performances the last 2 games I'd say they over achieved whilst he was in charge

Or is he part of the reason why they are playing like this now?
 

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The Villa fans will be calling for McLeish back soon :lol:
Looking at their performances the last 2 games I'd say they over achieved whilst he was in charge

If I may quote Ferret only for a beating/firing squad and I'm sure plenty of bluenoses would join in too.

Or is he part of the reason why they are playing like this now?

In part but a lot of it is circumstance, our squad is threadbare and there are only so many ways we can play with the players we have. Our defence is a shambles much like it was last season and up front we're still over-reliant on Bent and Agbonlahor to a worrying degree who's not been on form for a while.

tl;dr we need a bigger squad and for that Lerner needs to spend
 

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Very impressed watching Swansea this afternoon, very attractive and seemingly effective style of football. More evidence showing that the style of football played by Brendan Rodgers and Laudrup is superior to the style employed by big Sam.
I was saying this before Sam was appointed, that West Ham should appoint a bright, young manager with good ideas about how the game should be played and build a dynasty to last for years, to get back to the ethos of the club that many fans want.
Instead, they went for short-termism that may well come back to bite them in the bum.
 

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Arsenal have showed us that they are more sturdy at the back with two clean sheets out of two, however there is always a flip side and that flip side is that we have also managed not to score in those two games.

It seems as there is still a lot more work to do though and even the most optomistic Arsenal fan cant see this Arsenal squad finishing in the top 5.
 

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Finally back from a cracking weekend at Cadwell Park (photos to come later) where I had very limited internet. I log on to the BBC website to see how Scunthorpe got on at the weekend and :shock: <( :roll:

Not impressed with that result at all!
 

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