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Post by uptheterras on Feb 25, 2006 18:21:17 GMT
Everything seemed to go Weymouth's way today. A nice 2-1 away win at Furruk, Stale Buns draw along with Farnboro & Hawks get beat. Couldn't make the trip today but from what i've heard the performance sounded ok
I'm obviously pleased, how's everyone else feeling after today's games??
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Post by Giggy of Telford on Feb 25, 2006 18:54:01 GMT
AFC Telford United 1-0 Farsley Celtic
Nerve racking start with them hitting the woodwork twice in the frst 5 minutes leading to clearances off the line. Very flat first half.
Second half we took over and played well, had lots of chances but none were goping in. We had one going straight on goal only for it to be punched out.....by a defender. The ref gave a straight red card and awarded us a penalty, substitute Davion Hamilton steps up, taking his first ever penalty for the club and an excellent one at that, the keeper had no chance.
Carried on attacking up until the end, nearly had a second goal right before the final whistle.
A good performance for the managers' and two players home debuts, two debuts for other players and a long awaited return from Bucks hero Steve Palmer.
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Post by ambersalamander on Feb 25, 2006 21:23:30 GMT
Everything seemed to go Weymouth's way today. A nice 2-1 away win at Furruk, Stale Buns draw along with Farnboro & Hawks get beat. Couldn't make the trip today but from what i've heard the performance sounded ok I'm obviously pleased, how's everyone else feeling after today's games?? Hmmmm. Not sure, myself! 0-0 again. Other results going in your favour were obviously nice, but I'd really like Cambridge to do well this season because that would be kind of funny for certain people! ;D They won 5-0 today, apparently.
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Post by akiewitton on Feb 25, 2006 21:50:52 GMT
Bradford Park Avenue 2-3 Witton Albion
Great result considering our recent form & injury list. Keeps us in touch with Farsley after Giggy's boys did us a massive favour. Still in the playoff hunt but I feel the top 4 will run away leaving one space for the rest of us.
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Post by Col ISIHAC. on Feb 25, 2006 21:55:12 GMT
With the usual journalistic credit to Rich Self on the Hawks website... " An embarrassingly poor Hawks performance at Bridge Road this afternoon saw the one time title contenders’ four month spell inside the playoff zone come to an end with a 3-1 defeat at the hands of Histon. The visitors were forced onto the back foot from the off, conceding two goals inside the first five minutes of play to ex-Cambridge City striker Robbie Nightingale". There's more, but it just gets more embarrassing Out of the Connie Sarff play-off places, going to have to work very hard to get back there again I think. I spent this afternoon at Nyewood Lane however. Histon is too big a stretch on a limited budget to be honest. That was an interesting afternoon. I had thought (Or hoped) that two teams who generally play the ball on the deck would be able to get around the problem presented by the howling gale hacking diagonally across the pitch. Indeed, Bognor should be used to it - the prevailing wind tends to come from the same direction... But NO! Conditions bettered both sides to the extent that the ref blew in the 89th minute - to the confusion of all concerned. Craig Stoner; Bognor 'keeper was seen, brow furrowed, pointing at the closk on the electronic scoreboard and exchanging a few comments with the travelling faithful. A fun afternoon as ever with the Sutton crowd though - always good for a bit of banter that lot. Just a shame about results elsewhere... I should add that to an extent, the disappointment of the Hawks result was tempered just a wee bit by the fact that the mighty Scots tonked England AGAIN at Murrayfield this afternoon. ;D
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Post by Col ISIHAC. on Feb 25, 2006 22:12:51 GMT
Trophy results look like this...courtesy of the unknowing at the BBC Exeter 3 Phillips 15, 59, Flack 29 Salisbury 1 Matthews 79 Att: 3,653 Grays 1 Poole 6 Dagenham & Redbridge 1 Mackail-Smith 16 Att: 2,321 Woking 1 McAllister 69 Stafford Rangers 1 Grayson 38 pen Att: 2,038 Worksop 0 Boreham Wood 1 Black 27 Att: 1,006 Our friends from Salisbury can now concentrate upon getting into the Conf Sarff - seeing as it looks like my lot are going to be staying put next season and providing us all with a d**n good day out. The Daggers will be hopeful of a win at home in their replay; as will Stafford, who had a good result at Woking. Boreham Wood are flying the flag for the Southern League (East)* after a good away day at Worksop. *just corrected yesterday's deliberate mistake If you were at one of these, let us know your views...
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Post by ambersalamander on Feb 25, 2006 22:15:22 GMT
Good result for Poole there... ;D ;D ;D
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Post by davetscfc on Feb 26, 2006 9:30:38 GMT
Disappointing day all round. Down to 10 men after 15 minutes ended the game as contest. Too far away to see if it was a correct decision - don't think there were any complaints about the penalty but seems it was doubtful our player was the last man. Then had to reorganise, and bring a defensive player on, only to lose hin with a suspected broken leg less than 15 minutes later.
Considering all that the lads then did themselves proud for the rest of the game.
Great support from Salisbury, but the game marred by ridiculously heavy handed stewarding - our main singer, a well known face, chucked out for aggressive chanting it would seem! Then we ended up holed up in a pub opposite Exeter Central station an hour or more after the game with police protection from the local chavs. Whole attidude of Exeter stank of big club syndrome. Had some great days out this season, in the League and the Trophy and met some decent people (even when we turned up as neutrals at Sutton/Newport after our game had been called off) but unfortunately yesterday wasn't one of those days, not after 3 o'clock anyhow.
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Post by ifuckingrule on Feb 26, 2006 9:47:18 GMT
we (hednesford) were pretty bad yesterday although if the ref had rightfully given us a corner instead of the oppo a goal kick at 2-0 it couldve been a totally different story....... ;D
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Post by coops on Feb 26, 2006 10:29:50 GMT
I'm obviously pleased, how's everyone else feeling after today's games?? Worried, very very worried.
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Post by Sultan not logged in on Feb 26, 2006 14:02:31 GMT
I should add that to an extent, the disappointment of the Hawks result was tempered just a wee bit by the fact that the mighty Scots tonked England AGAIN at Murrayfield this afternoon. ;D AGAIN? Wow that's TWICE in 16 years. ::)I really feel owned...
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Post by ambersalamander on Feb 26, 2006 14:05:43 GMT
Do you lot want a separate forum for egg-chasing matters?
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Post by coops on Feb 26, 2006 14:33:58 GMT
Do you lot want a separate forum for egg-chasing matters? Create one for all minority sports!
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Post by ambersalamander on Feb 26, 2006 15:56:41 GMT
"Minority sports!" ;D There already is one, actually. It's called The Clubhouse.
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Post by Col ISIHAC. on Feb 26, 2006 18:32:21 GMT
"Minority sports!" ;D There already is one, actually. It's called The Clubhouse. That's a hint, people. She likes things to be kept "Just so" Back to yesterday's results, there's a rather distressing issue that could affect the end of season playoffs in Connie Sarff - that of clubs who are turning in fine performances on the pitch, while simultaneously being shafted off of it. I have no intention of going into details, there are those around here far more qualified to to that than I am, but the form team in our division (Or one of them - it sure as heck ain't us folks ) Is Cambridge City - who as things stand will be swallowed up by neighbours Cambridge United at the end of this season. City won 5 - 0 at Basingstoke yesterday, by theway. CCFC aren't the only one, but are currently in the public domain with their particular issues, so I'll mention them. I was pondering last night. CCFC could end up in the play off places. Their neighbours could, in theory, be relegated from the Conf. National. What then, eh?? The footballing world is a ridiculous place at times.
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