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Tetchytyke

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They've finally put McClaren out of our misery, Benitez still the frontrunner to take over for Newcastle's promotion campaign next year.
 
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From managing Real Madrid to babysitting Newcastle, quite a fall for Benitez.

Come on Norwich, stay up and put the comedy duo out
 

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Something new for Benitez, a relegation battle.
He will be happy back in England, is family have remained living in merseyside since he left Liverpool and not followed him around Europe
 

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Something new for Benitez, a relegation battle.
He will be happy back in England, is family have remained living in merseyside since he left Liverpool and not followed him around Europe

He'll enjoy squeezing onto packed 185s then! <D
 

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Story in the Netherlands is that Louis van Gaal will not be coach of Manchester United. Whether this is true?! We will see in the coming days/weeks/months!
 

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Man city only drawing. At this rate they may end up in 5th place

So might Arsenal, I'd love that:D

I think we can safely say that Bournemouth are safe now;)
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Story in the Netherlands is that Louis van Gaal will not be coach of Manchester United. Whether this is true?! We will see in the coming days/weeks/months!

I really can't see him still being at Man Utd next season, I hope he is though:D
 

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Man city only drawing. At this rate they may end up in 5th place

I wonder what odds were at start of season for Chelsea and both Manchester clubs to finish outside top 4 and Leicester, Tottenham and West Ham to finishes in it.

Sheff Utd 3-0 Oldham

We were poor today and Sheff Utd could be 3/4 nil up at half time, we were slight better in second half but Sharp scored on 77th mins to end any hope of us getting anything out of game.

Other results have gone Oldham way as none of bottom nine won today, massive game for Oldham and Blackpool on Tues night and if Oldham can beat Blackpool we move above Doncaster (who sit in 20th) and out of bottom 4.
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Must've been a bit of a night for goals in the lower tiers.

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Evo-Stik League Division One North 
FT Droylsden 0-9 Warrington Town

Nice to see Droylsden bounce back from this heavy defeat and beat Brighouse by 4-3 in Evo-Stik League Division One North match today.
 

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The Middlesbrough manager aitor karanka appears to have walked out of the club after some form of "training ground bust up" and will not lead his team tomorrow v Charlton - assistant Steve Agnew will be in charge
 

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In the biggest game of the day Bromsgrove Sporting beat Coventry United 4-2 in the titanic top of the table clash in the Midland League Div 1
Sporting now go 4 points clear but Coventry have two games in hand.
The attendance was 926. Not bad for step six
 

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So might Arsenal, I'd love that:D

I think we can safely say that Bournemouth are safe now;)
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I really can't see him still being at Man Utd next season, I hope he is though:D

Hmm, I'm surprised at such mickey-taking from a Chelsea fan ;):lol:
 

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The attendance was 926. Not bad for step six

More or less similar to teams at the lower end of Scottish tier two/ upper end of Scottish tier three. Not too shabby at all! Are the likes of Bromsgrove Sporting and Coventry United paid for their efforts?
 

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Surely West Ham United will not miss the opportunity of a visit to a lower-placed club (who did not have a single shot on target in their last match) to progress into the semi-finals of the FA Cup...:roll:
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More or less similar to teams at the lower end of Scottish tier two/ upper end of Scottish tier three.

That reminded me to look at the next lower tier that usually produces some good scorelines...the Press and Journal Highland League. Rothes FC are still doing the best they can, even though totally out of their depth.

Rothes 0...Forres Mechanics 5

Rothes FC...P27... W0 D1 L26 ... F13 A143 (GD of -130) ... Pts 1
 

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Wantage Town 0...Winchester City 3 (Oakley s/o 43, Clark s/o 84; Barron 14, 90, Bentley 40, Bentley m/pen 44)

Winchester City keep their promotion hopes going on a day when the rest of the top six all won. The game started quickly and Jamie Barron gave the visitors an early lead when he hit a volley from the edge of the area past an unsighted Wantage keeper. After an open period Wantage failed to clear a corner and (who else?) Warren Bentley doubled City's lead from close range, before missing a penalty after a Wantage substitute was sent off for denying an obvious goal scoring opportunity. Wantage looked to get back into it in the second half but having made a substitution their sub's first action was to be sent off for a nasty foul, before Jamie Barron making it three in stoppage time. Next up, the visit of Taunton, who have the best away record in the league.

Elsewhere:

AFC Totton 2...North Leigh 1

Burnham 2...Cinderford Town 3

Didcot Town 7 (SEVEN)...Bashley 0

Evesham United 3...Tiverton Town 2

Shortwood United 1...Marlow 2

Slimbridge 1...Banbury United 3

Taunton Town 3...Yate Town 1

Wimborne Town 1...Swindon Supermarine 2


Current Table:

1. Banbury United P35 75pts
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2. Cinderford Town P30 74pts
3. Swindon Supermarine P34 71pts
4. Winchester City P32 70pts
5. Taunton Town P31 67pts
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6. Evesham United P34 63pts
7. North Leigh P32 57pts
8. Shortwood United P31 55pts
9. Didcot Town P34 54pts
 

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I wonder if West Ham United will lose to another set of underdogs...:D

If West Ham hold on (and I can see no reason why they can't/won't), then they've got to be a good bet for the cup.

Mahrez is well regarded on here, but Payet has also got to be up there.
 

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If West Ham hold on (and I can see no reason why they can't/won't), then they've got to be a good bet for the cup.

Mahrez is well regarded on here, but Payet has also got to be up there.

I'm sorry West Ham fans :lol: I'd still favour your boys in the replay.
 

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Villa improving. We only conceded two.

Stewards at the ground removing banners critical of Fox and Lerner and ejecting people from the ground. Utterly pathetic.
 

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If West Ham hold on (and I can see no reason why they can't/won't), then they've got to be a good bet for the cup.

Mahrez is well regarded on here, but Payet has also got to be up there.

Payet should have had a second yellow for diving, he also dived for the free kick and the Man Utd goal should have been ruled out because of a clear foul on the keeper.

And surely Wenger's position has become untenable?
 

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Payet should have had a second yellow for diving

No he shouldn't.

he also dived for the free kick

No he didn't.

the Man Utd goal should have been ruled out because of a clear foul on the keeper.

Yup, though it was hilarious to listen to Owen and Scholes bang on about Martial's toe-poke as though it was the equivalent of Maradona's second goal against England.

And surely Wenger's position has become untenable?

I think there's quite a way yet before it becomes untenable- nobody takes any notice whatsoever of Piers Moron or the mouth-breathers at Arsenal Fan TV. But it's not good right now. The big question is not whether Wenger should be sacked, it's whether we can replace him with someone better.

Both Liverpool and Manchester United are great warnings about what happens when a dynastic manager isn't replaced properly. The retards holding up the banners ought to be careful what they wish for.
 

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