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Post by DazaB_WCFC on Sept 12, 2006 22:26:03 GMT
3-0 up and drew 3-3 Frankie???!!!
Worcester City 1-1 Redditch United
HT(0-0) Att: 1,089............Wilding(60) ...........Taylor (90+3)
Worcester City conceded a second late goal in the space of three days. This time, however it cost us two points, and unlike Saturday Redditch's equaliser was undeserved. City had taken the lead on the hour mark and dominated an exciting 2nd half - George Clegg's free kick was flicked on and into the top corner by Craig Wildings backward header. City's lead was more than deserved - Adam Burly and Nick Colley both had shots expertly saved by Richard Antiss - who played a blinder and Justin Thompson's 25 yard thunderbolt smashed against the crossbar. Disaster struck with almost the final kick of the game as Taylor, from just outside the area lashed a shot just out of reach of the outstretched Danny McDonnell's left hand to deny City their first home win this season.
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Post by amberaleman on Sept 12, 2006 22:38:09 GMT
Sutton 3 Weston-super-Mare 1
Sutton's first home win of the season. We played two young strikers just signed on on loan from League clubs, Ross Gaynor from Millwall and Charlie Ide from Brentford. This pairing transformed the Sutton team, combining well, showing good pace and movement as well as the ability to create space and the confidence to shoot.
Weston took the lead with a soft early goal, but Sutton then took charge with Gaynor scoring a hat trick. We also had two goals disallowed. Weston had Marc McGregor sent off in the first half and missed a late penalty. An eventful match!
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Post by stretfordendling© on Sept 13, 2006 7:17:51 GMT
Hayes 2-3 BogshiteSorry for the abusive language last night Sal. B*******, S***, F****** S***, W******, B*******!!!!!!!!!! I am sick of the lack of support we get at Hayes now. There must have been at most 170-180 there last night. There was only 4 of us singing yesterday but Bogshite brought along three geordies disguised as bogshite fans because they didn't keep their shirts on at all during the game. But giving them credit they managed to sing constantly throughout the game (even if it was just two songs), something us lot find hard sometimes. Its enough to make me watch another London side (Not *shudders* Yeading *shudders again*). Our players were all over the place and even though we gave them a bit of a fight towards the end which caused much cheering on and a saw throat morning we symply weren't good enough. That is my last game before I move house on Saturday (Hayes away to Dorchester) until after the home game against West-on-Sup-er-mare on 22nd.
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Post by amberaleman on Sept 13, 2006 12:08:07 GMT
Dear me, Stephen! What could all those asterisks stand for?? Sal showed me one of the expletive-garnished texts that you sent last night. And there was us thinking you were such a polite boy! Sorry, but it looks as if Hayes are in for another season of struggle. (It seems a long time ago that they finished 3rd in the Conference.) And you won't be able to rely on us letting you score a late winner again to stay up! I hope the house move goes OK.
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Post by stretfordendling© on Sept 13, 2006 12:27:40 GMT
Dear me, Stephen! What could all those asterisks stand for?? Sal showed me one of the expletive-garnished texts that you sent last night. And there was us thinking you were such a polite boy! Sorry, but it looks as if Hayes are in for another season of struggle. (It seems a long time ago that they finished 3rd in the Conference.) And you won't be able to rely on us letting you score a late winner again to stay up! I hope the house move goes OK. Heat of the moment, sir. Heat of the moment. If we don't win either of our last two games in September then we are in the Shite. Oh what a shame. I was so looking forward to another win over Sutton "When the Red Red Robin goes bob bob bobbing along..."
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Post by bonehead on Sept 13, 2006 14:23:11 GMT
Nuneaton 2 KTFC 1
Didn't attend, but we were coasting it (and ahead) until a mass brawl after a Nunny player had hacked down one of our forwards. Then it was practically all Nuneaton. They equalised just before half-time , and our midfield/defence just didn't show up for the second-half when Nuneaton deservedly got the winner.
One of our players got crocked and needed treatment for 8 mins. Given Saturday's tragedy involving Matt Gadsby, some Nuneaton 'fans' decided to chant 'Let him die!' after a few mins. I'm pleased to say that all proper Nunny fans told the idiots where to go and even offered an alternative place to stuff a sock in!
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Post by stretfordendling© on Sept 13, 2006 14:30:24 GMT
I first read that as Nuneaton 2 KFC 1
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Post by Giggy of Telford on Sept 13, 2006 17:39:02 GMT
Radcliffe Borough 1-1 AFC Telford United
Still unbeaten and not a bad performance. We got off to a great start on 8 minutes with an excellent finish from Wingback Richard Beale the rest of the half seemed to be very much a midfield battle, we got a few more good chances in with near goals for former Radcliffe striker Steve Foster, wingback-turned midfielder-turned wingback again-turned back to midfield Dean Craven and a great save by their goal keeper prevented loanee striker Lee Moore from Tamworth getting his first goal for the club. We scored again but it was called back for offside.
Second half began and we seemed to be defending a 1 goal lead for much of it but still got a few good chances on goal, could have been up by more than one but for some heroics on behalf of their goalkeeper. The game seemed to get more scrappy as Radcliffe got more desperate, a slight scuffle took place on the pitch but was quickly broken up with midfielder Karl Brown getting booked , something we can't really argue with.
With 8 minutes Steve Palmer was harshly ajudged to have fouled their player just outside the area, Radcliffe player stood up to take the free kick, curled it perfectly into the bottom corner just beyond keeper Stuart Brock's reach.
Not a bad performance and we may feel disappointed personally to lose 3 points that we really should have wrapped up by this point but credit to Radcliffe they earned their point on their second half performance.
Final Score: RBFC 1-1 AFCTU My MotM: 7) Ben Twigger: a lively attacking display in midfield, supported the strikers well.
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Post by ambersalamander on Sept 14, 2006 10:56:26 GMT
STEPHEN!!! Your opponents were BOGNOR REGIS TOWN, not "Bogshite" if you don't mind! Not much comfort I know, but the season is yet young. That's what I've been telling myself anyway. We've had a dreadful season so far. Obviously, it was great that we won on Tuesday, I'm really happy about that and I know it's the points that count, but WSM were absolutely appalling. I know they're not a team that makes you think of potential glories, but they had a real shocker, even without missing a penalty and having McGregor sent off when we were already 2-1 up. My 86-year-old granny in Caerleon could've represented Newport County and beaten them on her own. I thought it was a brilliant action-packed game though, even if you might have disagreed with that had you been down the other end (most of the action was where we were at the WSM end!) I must say Gaynor and Ide look quality, even if they are only on loan- hopefully they can help kick-start us. Not too confident about Welling away on Saturday, but at least we have some half decent strikers to choose from now!
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Post by frankiegth on Sept 14, 2006 11:46:51 GMT
3-0 up and drew 3-3 Frankie???!!! Tell me about it DazaB. I missed the first 20mins of the second half due to counting the collection we had for Matt Gadsby. Can only say I wish we'd collected twice as much 'cos then I'd have missed all the second half. We were awsome for the first 45min and were well worth the lead. Second half (although I missed their first goal) we switched off and no one put there foot on the ball and resorted to hoofin' it. It seems once we conceed the confidence gets shaken and we stop doing the good things whiwh we're more than capable of. Gainsborough are the worst side I've seen this season but, all credit to them for makin' such a commendable comeback and they deserved their point. Still "gutted" though
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Post by medibot on Sept 14, 2006 12:06:00 GMT
I was going to come on here and finally get round to giving my two cents on the game but i'd just be repeating Sal plus a few over excited descriptions of the goals so i won't bother
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Post by stretfordendling© on Sept 15, 2006 7:58:41 GMT
STEPHEN!!! Your opponents were BOGNOR REGIS TOWN, not "Bogshite" if you don't mind! You're right, We were Bogshite.
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Post by samd on Sept 15, 2006 13:32:45 GMT
I already started a thread about mid-week results Harrogate Town 1-2 Blyth SpartansAfter about seven minutes we took the lead when Robbie Dale intercepted the ball in midfield and laid the ball off to Liam Gildea down the right wing - he played in Scotty Bell in the middle who with his back to goal and a defender used a burst of pace to leave his marker and fired past the keeper to make it 1-0. We could have made it two before half time but Scotty Bell had a shot saved by the legs of the keeper. Second half Harrogate came out pressing for the equaliser but failed to trouble us. Still seemed only a matter of time before Harrogate stringed some decent chances together and equalise but we made it 2-0 when Scotty Bell hit a shot from the left side of the penalty box and the keeper rather kindly deflected it in.......2-0. Harrogate huffed and puffed again but we still had the better of the goal mouth chances but they did manage to pull a goal back with about five minutes remaining via Danny Holland. From here the nature of the game changed and Adam Bartlett was forced to pull off an akward save from a downward header and in injury time Kirk Jackson somehow headed wide with the goal gaping. And that was that....2-1 to us Great performance where we did what we do best - made very good use of the ball and comfortably defended whatever was thrown at us. And without wishing to blow our own trumpets the away support was fantastic. About 150 of us making plenty of noise form start to finish as it should be done. 5 points clear at the top of the Conference North..........we are definitley better then Sutton now
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Post by ambersalamander on Sept 16, 2006 17:52:15 GMT
You just copied and pasted your other post...cheat!
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Post by samd on Sept 16, 2006 18:57:15 GMT
You just copied and pasted your other post...cheat! So sue me! I had no choice because you horrible lot decided to ignore my attempt at starting a mid-week results thread and started off another one so it's your fault. Gimps
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