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Post by Giggy of Telford on Nov 18, 2006 22:21:06 GMT
Nationwide Conference North
Aldershot Town 2 v 2 Southport Altrincham 1 v 1 Crawley Town Cambridge United 1 v 3 Morecambe Dagenham & Redbridge 3 v 0 Burton Albion Exeter City 1 v 1 Kidderminster Harriers Forest Green Rovers 2 v 1 Northwich Victoria Gravesend & Northfleet 1 v 0 Oxford United Halifax Town 3 v 1 Stafford Rangers St Albans City 3 v 2 Rushden & Diamonds Stevenage Borough 1 v 0 Grays Athletic Tamworth 3 v 1 Woking Weymouth 1 v 2 York City
Nationwide Conference North
Alfreton Town 1 v 0 Barrow AFC Blyth Spartans 2 v 0 Gainsborough Trinity Droylsden 5 v 3 Hucknall Town Farsley Celtic 2 v 1 Kettering Town Harrogate Town 2 v 1 Leigh RMI Hinckley United 2 v 3 Stalybridge Celtic Hyde United 3 v 2 Nuneaton Borough Moor Green 3 v 1 Lancaster City Redditch United 3 v 3 Vauxhall Motors Worcester City 3 v 2 Scarborough Worksop Town 1 v 3 Workington
Nationwide Conference South
Bishop`s Stortford 1 v 3 Welling United Bognor Regis Town 1 v 1 Salisbury City Cambridge City 2 v 0 Eastleigh Dorchester Town 5 v 4 Sutton United Farnborough Town 3 v 2 Bedford Town Fisher Athletic (London) 3 v 5 Thurrock FC Havant & Waterlooville 2 v 1 Eastbourne Borough Hayes 1 v 1 Basingstoke Town Histon 3 v 2 Weston-super-Mare Lewes 3 v 2 Yeading Newport County 0 v 1 Braintree Town
Unibond League Premier Division
Burscough 3 v 2 Ashton United Gateshead 3 v 3 Fleetwood Town Grantham Town 2 v 1 Marine Guiseley 0 v 1 AFC Telford United Hednesford Town 0 v 0 Mossley Kendal Town 1 v 5 Matlock Town Leek Town 0 v 3 Ossett Town Lincoln United 2 v 2 Prescot Cables North Ferriby United 3 v 2 Frickley Athletic Whitby Town 4 v 1 Ilkeston Town Witton Albion 1 v 0 Radcliffe Borough
Arngorve Northern League Division 1
Northalleton Town 0 v 5 Morpeth Town Billingham Town 2 v 1 Bishop Auckland Chester-le Street 3 v 1 Horden Colliery Welfare Darlington Railway Athletic 0 v 3 Tow Law Town Ashington 1 v 3 Jarrow Roofing & Boldon Ca West Allotment Celtic 2 v 2 Sunderland Nissan
Arngrove Northern League Division 2
Guisborough Town 5 v 1 Whickham Hebburn Town 1 v 0 Esh Winning Marske United 2 v 1 Norton & Stockton Ancients North Shields 2 v 4 Thornaby Ryton 1 v 1 Seaham Red Star Spennymoor Town 2 v 0 Penrith Sunderland Ryhope CA 1 v 3 Washington Team Northumbria 2 v 2 Stokesley SC
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Post by ambersalamander on Nov 18, 2006 22:49:52 GMT
Well bugger me backwards with a peculiarly shaped parsnip. FIVE-FOUR Last night in the pub with a certain Eastbourne Borough fan we were talking about the highest score we'd never seen in a match, and mine was 4-4 (i.e. I've seen 0-0, 1-0, 1-1, 2-0, everything up to 4-3, but never a 4-4) and I thought "wouldn't it be funny if we drew 4-4 tomorrow?" I think the conversation MIGHT have evolved from my saying that although I'm normally quick to predict scores I just couldn't think how this game might finish. I mentioned this to one of their fans before the game and he said "that's because we're unpredictable..." Possibly the greatest game of football I've ever seen -not just for its 9 goals, but the action just never stopped. It could've been a rugby score. Great away trip as well. Just a shame we lost. I don't think we deserved to lose, but both sides couldn't have won although we both deserved to. I've had a great day despite being pissed off at Dorchester's last minute winner. On the back of an absolutely fantastic week, my mate picked me up at 11:30 (there were 4 of us in the car including me and medibot) and for some reason, instead of playing proper music, we had lots and lots of kids' TV theme tunes playing one after the other! (I didn't ask why, but it was very very entertaining and surprisingly good fun, made a change and the journey went so quick!) As a result, as we entered Dorchester's car park, we were blaring out the theme from the A-Team with the windows open. We got funny looks. We later discovered that had we been held up and arrived a little later, it would have been the Wurzels, which might not have gone down too well in Dorset! Anyway... there are too many stories from today to tell on here. But it's not pleasant to be 4-2 up away from home and then lose 5-4 I tell you
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martello
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Post by martello on Nov 19, 2006 0:13:45 GMT
A pedant writes.... ("Hi Millsy!")
If we didn't say it at the time (which I think we did) we meant LOWEST score you have never seen. Cos after all the highest score I've never seen at a game would be infinity-infinity ;D
(Btw I know its a minor point and people get the idea - please don't smack me one!)
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Post by ambersalamander on Nov 19, 2006 11:43:06 GMT
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Post by coops on Nov 19, 2006 11:47:04 GMT
Oops sorry eastbourne, that's what I meant. And a pedant returns your correspondence: no football team could score an infinite number of goals in 90 minutes of play, so the highest score you've never seen is the highest number of goals possible to score in 90 minutes of football. We don't know what that number is, but that number exists I once played for a team that lost a game 44-0!
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Post by ambersalamander on Nov 19, 2006 11:58:15 GMT
I meant the highest score possible in a game where coops isn't playing
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Post by medibot on Nov 19, 2006 13:15:53 GMT
bollocks.
I wish Luke Naughton would f**k off and be sh*t in goal somewhere else too.
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Post by davetscfc on Nov 19, 2006 19:18:06 GMT
Good day out at Bognor marred by the fact that at least 2, probably 3 of our players, will miss our game with Nottingham Forest due to injury and suspension. Our captain Aaron Cook was on 4 bookings before yesterday and there was munch debate amongst us as to whether he should play yesterday. He did, and picked up the inevitable booking which will prevent him leading the side out in front of the cameras. Before that, Jon Beswetherick was stretchered off and taken to hospital with a nasty looking knee injury, whle in the second half Scott Bartlett limped off. So, we're going to be facing Forest with a makeshirt defence. Result was pretty fair I thought. Bognor took the lead against the run of play but then dominated for a spell. We deserved our equaliser, and with better finishing could have won it. Good trip down on the train, Bognor pubs none too special but we made the most of it, as we always do! Cracking atmosphere at the game, good turn out of Whites fans and a very vocal home support. Probably the best bunch of supporters after Sutton that we've met this season.
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Post by ambersalamander on Nov 19, 2006 19:54:02 GMT
I'm glad to see we're still winning on that score ;D there was munch debate amongst us Yeah, their famous Premier Burgers ain't what they used to be Still nice though ;D
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Post by davetscfc on Nov 19, 2006 20:03:39 GMT
I'm glad to see we're still winning on that score ;D there was munch debate amongst us Yeah, their famous Premier Burgers ain't what they used to be Still nice though ;D They were out of cheese by the time I got around there but still decent! A pleasant change from the dry piece of carboard being passed off as a burger at Swindon in the week when went up for our Wiltshire Shield match. Think there would have been more nutritional value and taste in the polystyrene box it came in.
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Post by ambersalamander on Nov 19, 2006 20:06:25 GMT
BOGNOR?! OUT OF CHEESE? Shocking.
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Post by coops on Nov 20, 2006 0:02:27 GMT
So, we're going to be facing Forest with a makeshirt defence. What's a makeshirt defence? Tailor made for a defeat then!
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Post by Col ISIHAC. on Nov 20, 2006 13:17:21 GMT
Ooh! The wit on here. Out of respect for young Martello; who may or may not have been elsewhere on the day??? We had a nice stroll in the winter sunshine, scored twice then waited while the ref added on enough time to help Boro score a very, very, very late consolation penalty. Side unchanged from the outing against Millwall, and at times, played well enough to have my 12 year old son purring with pleasure. And he's NOT someone who is easily impressed, let me tell you!
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Post by martello on Nov 20, 2006 15:08:22 GMT
Out of respect for young Martello; who may or may not have been elsewhere on the day??? I was not at Dorchester if that's what you are insinuating! Despite it being a relatively short jaunt down the coast, I had far too much uni work to do for a tutorial scheduled for today that has since been cancelled And when you arrive back in Eastbourne at 1pm on a Saturday having spent a week away and expect to leave again at 5pm the next day for a near three hour journey, I didn't fancy the idea of spending another four hours travelling - and the expense it would incur having lost my YP railcard - plus the two hours of the game at a ground we always do miserably at. Missed six of our 19 first team games so far this season, for various reasons, but although I never like missing Boro matches I've had to get used to it, with journalism and refereeing committments on Saturdays in the last few seasons. For what it's worth, our squad is paper thin and our lofty position a bit of a false one with several teams below us having games in hand. We have, as far as I can tell, a squad of 17 - one of whom has been sent out on-loan, and a further two were missing on Saturday due to injury and suspension. So we travelled to Havant with 14 fit first-teamers - hence a barely used this season midfielder (Atkin) at centre-back and only three usable subs (one of whom, Dominic Douglas, signed on an emergency basis from a Sussex County League side) and goalkeeping coach Dean Lightwood on the bench. Can't wait for the FA Trophy trip to Gloucester City when left-back Neil Jenkins is suspended too. If Ben Austin is still out injured, that's 13 first-teamers to take down there. Must be down to our finances and a knock-on from the cup exit because in the last week we've allowed defender Kevin Hemsley to move on permanently to Horsham, and Joe Keehan to go on loan to Worthing. Leaving us with barely a team. So much for the unbeaten run since that ignominous Cup exit.
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Post by DazaB_WCFC on Nov 20, 2006 16:57:36 GMT
WE'VE WON THREE GAMES IN A ROW!!!!!!! ;D And our women beat Kiddy 2-1, with only 11 fit players plus an injured striker in goal ;D And Craig Wilding scored a 12 minutes hat trick ;D And I woke up wearing a Scarborough shirt Sunday morning
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