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tigerroar

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I did go to the trouble of making a posting about your posting, noting that Colwyn Bay FC actually won that match, ending a run of defeats.
acted.

Only loosly relevant to the subject though. Still nothing about the dog here, almost 1000 retweets on Twitter plus a number of mention that have been retweeted.
 
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This was at Colwyn Bay FC today. The best thing I've ever seen at a football match.


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I'm often in the disabled area of grounds and i've seen a few dogs watching the match over the years.

The stewards at Blackburn excelled themselves this weekend, taking us through a side entrance near the players tunnel which was cool, met a few of the players.

Bad result though, more defensive errors in a game we should have won. 6900 Leeds fans travelled, best away support in the football league this season.
 

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After Newcastle United's fifth victory in a row are "Clip" , "Valenta" and any other Geordie acolytes on this forum still calling for his removal :idea:

This is almost a rerun of a few years ago when they finished in the Top Six.:p

As I have said before on this subject, Seymour, he needs consistency before he gets let off the hook.

Going from 5th to relegation and not winning a match for so long does not get washed under the carpet by winning a few on the bounce.

Yes, Im please we got the win - as always - but he needs a lot more of them and to stop selling our bloody best players by standing up to Ashley
 

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The same could be said with regard to any discussions about AFC Bournemouth on this forum :p

Seriously F*** Twitter and Facebook - Long live RailUK Forums :lol:

Touche.

That works on so many different levels it's actually quite good.
 

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Kenny Jackett is rumoured to be on borrowed time at Wolves considering the relegation form of the last few weeks.
 

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Tonight's match in the Champions League at home to Bayern Munich has a great deal of importance for Manchester City in terms of how non-qualification for the next stages of that competition may be viewed by the owners of the club. The first four of the six group matches have only seen two points gained in their qualifying group and the games against CSKA Moscow have already been played.
 
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Man City 3 Bayern 2

That was a crazy match. I tuned in at 2-1 having missed the first half, and at around the 80th minute mark said to myself that Man City didn't seem to have a sense of urgency about their game. How quickly that changed!
 

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Bayern played like it was a dead rubber for them and still they almost won. I sincerely hope Roma do a number on them, and I think they might do.

I'm just wondering in what comedy fashion Arsenal will manage to lose tonight.
 

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Bayern played like it was a dead rubber for them and still they almost won. I sincerely hope Roma do a number on them, and I think they might do.

I'm just wondering in what comedy fashion Arsenal will manage to lose tonight.

The Gooners are looking good at the moment. I'm a Derby fan so we don't have a hope of ever getting back into the European Cup but why would you not want English clubs to do well in Europe? This all smacks of jealousy.
 
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Kenny Jackett is rumoured to be on borrowed time at Wolves considering the relegation form of the last few weeks.

Kenny will be fine. Hopefully the board gives him the backing to invest in two or three good players in January. I have them rated the 10th best side at the moment and had them rated 12th before the season started. He's doing a fair job.
 

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Europa League

VfL Wolfsburg 0...Everton 2

This win takes Everton four points clear at the top of Group H
And means we win the group no matter what happens in the last game :)

Away to Tottenham this weekend, who won 1 - 0 against Partizan Belgrade... although Spurs did look very sloppy tonight.
 

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The Gooners are looking good at the moment. I'm a Derby fan so we don't have a hope of ever getting back into the European Cup but why would you not want English clubs to do well in Europe? This all smacks of jealousy.

Not at all, nobody should be obligated to want English clubs to do well, it's club football not England v Germany
 

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Not at all, nobody should be obligated to want English clubs to do well, it's club football not England v Germany

However all four teams doing well in the European Cup helps to strengthen our own domestic league which can only be a good thing. Whilst I accept that English born players are often in the minority it also adds to their experience of playing international football. Which in turn will help us in future international tournaments.
 

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However all four teams doing well in the European Cup helps to strengthen our own domestic league which can only be a good thing. Whilst I accept that English born players are often in the minority it also adds to their experience of playing international football. Which in turn will help us in future international tournaments.

It is the number of English-born players who can be considered to be of International level standard and could form the basis of a cohesive England team that worries me, as an England team with players such as Cole, Lampard, Rooney, etc, who actually have had a deal of experience of Champions League football have achieved "nil points" (to coin a Eurovision Song Contest phrase) in England's vain attempt to win anything of International significance for years.
 
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Johnuk123

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Kenny will be fine. Hopefully the board gives him the backing to invest in two or three good players in January. I have them rated the 10th best side at the moment and had them rated 12th before the season started. He's doing a fair job.

He's doing a fair job ? he couldn't possibly do any worse.
 

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Rochdale 0-3 Oldham. :D

Oldham won local derby match against Rochdale today and is first time in over 40 years that Latics have beat Rochdale at spotland, we were better team and played well but Rochdale were very poor today and didn't really test our goalkeeper, only down side were trouble in one of Rochdale stand after we went 2-0 up but that what you get for not having this match at all ticket and having some of Oldham fans in home stand.

I surprise Paul don't mention this but Hyde won 4-3 today as they beat Tamworth and they fourth goal come in injured time (90th mins)
 
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Paul, surprised you didn't mention Hyde, seeing as they won 4-3 at Tamworth in the FA Trophy, they were 3-2 down with minutes to go.

Special mention to my team Dover Athletic winning 2-1 all the way up at Gateshead.
 
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He's doing a fair job ? he couldn't possibly do any worse.

I watched the game today. First half was fine and I thought we played quite well. Second half was just a disaster. A total lack of organisation and composure and we allowed Brentford to counter-attack so so easily. They scored three goals in the second half and it could have easily been six.

Is this a managerial error though... I don't think so. I think we need to remember that this is a young, inexperienced but talented squad (Lee Evans will no doubt end up getting sold to someone like Stoke for £4m) that is tasting their first real bad patch. There seemed to be a sense of panic out there when they fell behind and at that point, the game plan totally went out of the window.

We must not forget the fantastic work that Kenny did last season in securing promotion with what was basically a completely new team. Give him chance. He will turn this around for us.
 

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Paul, surprised you didn't mention Hyde, seeing as they won 4-3 at Tamworth in the FA Trophy, they were 3-2 down with minutes to go.

I have only just recovered from the shock of this news, coupled with the fact that Fort William also won today..:D:D
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0 - 4 according to BBC Teletext.

I think we can safely say Fort William are no longer the whipping boys of the Highland League.

Indeed so, I forgot that MacLean scored his second goal late into the game to make it a 4-0 away win.

That is now THREE consecutive wins for Fort William.
 
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