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If Villa lose the next round I would like to be there to observe SS4's face. :lol:
 
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Well im pleased our guys got a win under their belts - especially for the new guys - htauvin getting a goal and 3 assists too - hopefully it will breed confidence. Though I don't like the thought of Wednesday in the next round :D
 

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A good win for Wednesday last night. We could and should have won 3-0 or 4-0 but I think that shows how well Oxford played because they defended extremely well and didn't make it easy for us. Looking forward to Newcastle in the next round!
 

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You can only beat what is in front of you. I don't believe that there were easy games, even against lower league oppositions, as they would most likely be up for it.
 

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Very true. I was far from expecting it to be an easy game considering Oxford deservedly beat Brentford 4-0 (away from home) in the previous round. Full credit to them though and I wish them well for their season
 
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Shock to see Chelsea lost 2-1 to Crystal Palace :o only second time in 100 matches that Mourinho have lost at home aswell.

Bury 1-1 Oldham

In greater Manchester derby it was Oldham who took the lead thanks to Croft Volley in which I say we were better in first half, we should really gone 2-0 up midway through second half as Forte played Wilson in and went one on one with goalkeeper but put shot narrow wide and that will end up costly as one min later (maybe 30 sec later) Bury went up field and scored the equaliser goal.

Probably right result at Gigg lane but aleast we keep our unbeaten run going knowing is four draw in five league matches so far this season.
 

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Shock to see Chelsea lost 2-1 to Crystal Palace :o only second time in 100 matches that Mourinho have lost at home aswell.

As a Chelsea fan I've had a bad feeling about this game all week, especially as I live in Palace territory.

I'm really beginning to think time is running out for Jose.

I was more shocked at West Ham winning 0-3 at Anfield, how bizzare that they've won there and at Arsenal yet lost at home to Leicester City and Bournemouth.
 

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An eye catching scoreline is .....Lossiemouth 2...Formartine Utd 8

Formartine Utd have hit form early in the season, as they won 8-1 away at Deveronvale last week.

With the above posting that I made last week in mind, noting that Formartine Utd were at home to the current "whipping boys" of Rothes, I wondered if another eyecatching scoreline was forthcoming. I was not to be disappointed.

Formartine Utd 9...Rothes 0

This takes Formartine Utd up to third place in the league.

It must be somewhat disheartening for the players and management of Rothes, as after the first six league matches of this season, they show a goal difference of -38.
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However the three teams you have played have not been up to much in my opinion.

I feel quite pleased to see that someone on this thread recognises that I still appear to be the sole "flag flyer" for Hyde United.

I commend you upon your knowledge of the teams in this new and even lower-level league that we now find ourselves, only two years after being in the Conference Premiership.

I agree that the first three league teams we met this season, Grantham Town, Colwyn Bay and Ramsbottom United are not what you could call favourites for promotion.
 
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Erm... do you want the good news or the bad news first? :lol:

Football is a good enough game, but not when it's only overpaid prima donnas yadda yadda.* I only watch when it's the World Cup and/or Euros.


*I'm not mocking this argument, I actually really agree with it. But I don't care about it enough to talk about itand make a fuss, TBH. Cricket is much more enjoyable for me.

It certainly has been recently. <D
 
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Shock to see Chelsea lost 2-1 to Crystal Palace :o only second time in 100 matches that Mourinho have lost at home aswell.

As a Palace fan it still seems a dream to beat Chelsea and now sit second in the table with 9 points before the end of August. From the highlights it seems we had a good defence and some luck.
Yesterday went out for Sunday lunch at a country pub and was served by a nice young lady waitress and when I asked for your name she said "Chelsea" . I was speechless..:D :;)
 

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As a Palace fan it still seems a dream to beat Chelsea and now sit second in the table with 9 points before the end of August. From the highlights it seems we had a good defence and some luck.
Yesterday went out for Sunday lunch at a country pub and was served by a nice young lady waitress and when I asked for your name she said "Chelsea" . I was speechless..:D :;)

Swansea beat Manchester United 2-1 as well. As a neutral, it's been good news all round this weekend.
 

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With the above posting that I made last week in mind, noting that Formartine Utd were at home to the current "whipping boys" of Rothes, I wondered if another eyecatching scoreline was forthcoming. I was not to be disappointed.

Formartine Utd 9...Rothes 0

This takes Formartine Utd up to third place in the league.

Formartine are investing in their squad heavily again. Paul Lawson was playing for Motherwell last season.

It must be somewhat disheartening for the players and management of Rothes, as after the first six league matches of this season, they show a goal difference of -38.

Rothes are really an amateur club. The decent junior sides up here, who are poor compared to the junior sides in the central belt and Ayshire beat them.

It does make you wonder why they don't step down a couple of levels.
 

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Winchester City 3...AFC Totton 1 (Bentley 6, 61, Diaper og 15; Simpson 70)

Another three points at home as this seasons relegation favourites move up to second, despite not being at our best. Next up are Mangotsfield, who denied us an FA Cup tie against Eastleigh two years ago.
 

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As a Chelsea fan I've had a bad feeling about this game all week, especially as I live in Palace territory.

I'm really beginning to think time is running out for Jose.

I was more shocked at West Ham winning 0-3 at Anfield, how bizzare that they've won there and at Arsenal yet lost at home to Leicester City and Bournemouth.

To be fair Liverpool were, erm, awful when we played them, and only won thanks to the incompetent officials.

Rodgers has a long hard season ahead of him.
 

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Time and tide, as they say, wait for no man, As has just been proved by the £29 million move by de Gea to Real Madrid from Manchester United not having all the required paperwork, etc, completed and lodged in time to meet the Spanish football transfer deadline. causing that transfer not to take place.
 

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Time and tide, as they say, wait for no man, As has just been proved by the £29 million move by de Gea to Real Madrid from Manchester United not having all the required paperwork, etc, completed and lodged in time to meet the Spanish football transfer deadline. causing that transfer not to take place.
But whose fault was it? Real Madrid say the paperwork arrived a minute after the deadline although Manchester United say that they have evidence it was sent in time.

You would think the Clubs would submit such documentation with hours or days to spare, not seconds!
 

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As the transfer window goes on, as a Man Utd fan I become more and more concerned...
 

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I'm surprise this result didn't pop up on here yesterday.

Salford City 0-1 Hyde

After going 18 months without away win it now two wins in two for Hyde United.
 

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Getting ready for the National Express out of Swansea to Gatwick in the early hours of tomorrow (5.45am!!!) and heading on my first away trip to watch Wales v Cyprus on Thursday night.

Been wanting to do an away trip for a while, but a combination of extra money from a work promotion and Wales being on a bit of a high meant I could put it together. Plus back on Friday and a day off with no travel before heading down to Cardiff for the Israel match on Sunday.

Looking forward to it, and may even get to spot a few numbers on the Heathrow Express and journey through Paddington on the way home!
 

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After all the hype leading up to the end of the British transfer deadline, those forum members who support Premiership and Championship clubs will have this coming weekend to calm down, as there are no fixtures in either league on account of some European tournament being played.
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I'm surprise this result didn't pop up on here yesterday.

Salford City 0-1 Hyde United

After going 18 months without an away win it is now two wins in two for Hyde United.

I am still recovering from the shock of Hyde United winning at Salford City on the Bank Holiday Monday fixture, who have now dropped to fifth as a result of this unexpected result and Hyde United go up four places to 13th.

What is worrying about Hyde United this season so far is whilst they have won two of their three away matches, at home in three matches they still have to win a game.
 
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