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Post by malxscfc on Oct 15, 2007 18:46:31 GMT
We've been spared two, our scheduled league game was in Chavant Ooh! Get you and your newly installed sense of humour! You are welcome to visit on the 27th - though I suspect that either a re-arranged game or the RayMac might prove to be a greater draw?? Don't come to the Ray Mac unless you want a good laugh at our expense.... Harrogate. Nice town, nice people, and not far from what's (IMHO) the best Brewery in the country, at least last year - www.roosters.co.uk/{ drool...}
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Post by Sultan of Cannock- SRFC on Oct 15, 2007 19:41:59 GMT
Can't claim to know who is following who - apart from the usual allegiances of course; Well the 'owd Sultan has got Southport, having picked up the Sandgrounders after they turfed out my 2nd team, Skelmersdale. I visited Haig Avenue during Southport's first season after failing re-election (1978-79?) and felt quite sympathetic with them asi thought they were quite hard done-by to get booted out. Not only had they finished third from bottom, but they were replaced by our hated rivals Wigan Athletic who had not even won the Northern Premier League! To make it even sadder, i purchased a copy of their final home League programme v Huddersfield, which celebrated Southport's 50th season in the League. So far, clubs have only managed one win as the "Sultan's Team", Maine Road beating Blackpool Mechanics before losing to Skem, who then beat Marine before succumbing to Southport. I fear that the Sandgrounders have had their one win, 3-0 at Belper on Saturday and will fall to our deadly rivals, Northwich Victoria on Saturday week. I feel that Lord Buddha is really testing me out this season. Having to retain serenity in the face of Burtscum fans at work ecstatic with their start while Stafford struggle is bad enough, but being faced with having to follow Northwich is just something else. Looks like there may be a few extra Samaa Arahans said in this part of the world soon...
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Post by Col ISIHAC. on Oct 22, 2007 13:04:45 GMT
One personally feels that the test levelled at your good self by the Lord Buddha is more to do with having been plonked in the centre of an area teeming with footballin mediocrity! I do sense a reprieve for you though. In the normal course of events, it would be right and just for your nightmare following to be a requirement; however it is also written that he with the utmost need and desire for the financial recompense offered through these encounters shall be the one to suffer through defeat. Fear not Sultan; your ultimatre sacrifice shall not yet be demanded of you.
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Post by medibot on Oct 22, 2007 15:19:07 GMT
Finances would limit me to a cautious jaunt to Westleigh Park. This is primarily based on the fact that last time i went to the RayMac without Sutton the double figure pint consumage (new word! ) was not approved of by my head or my wallet!
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Post by Giggy of Telford on Oct 22, 2007 16:15:13 GMT
Results since I last updated: 2Q replay: [glow=white,2,300] Chasetown 2[/glow] Cambridge City 1Attendance: 444 Report: www.chasetownfc.com/scripts/fixtures.asp?matchid=22A great result against opposition 2 divisions higher. Chasetown were drawn against Northern Counties East side Rainworth Miners Welfare.
3Q: [glow=white,2,300]Chasetown 2[/glow] Rainworth Miners Welfare 0Attendance: 604 Chasetown ended the cup run of the Northern Counties East side with goals in the 65th and 80th minutes from Smith & Edwards respectively. Rainworth played more than half the game with 10 men after Albery was sent off on 2 minutes. Report: www.chasetownfc.com/scripts/fixtures.asp?matchid=60
Chasetown face a tough home tie on the 27th October against Conference North side Nuneaton Borough. The winner takes a place in the 1st round proper.
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Post by Col ISIHAC. on Oct 22, 2007 17:14:52 GMT
Splendid. Chasetown on the march again! At this rate, they'll be usurping Sutton as FA Cup kings
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Post by ambersalamander on Oct 22, 2007 20:06:57 GMT
Is the word "comsumption" really so abominable Medibot?
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Post by malxscfc on Oct 22, 2007 20:10:17 GMT
Is the word "comsumption" really so abominable Medibot? Apart from the connotations of a wasting lung disease?
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Post by malxscfc on Oct 22, 2007 22:02:08 GMT
Finances would limit me to a cautious jaunt to Westleigh Park. This is primarily based on the fact that last time i went to the RayMac without Sutton the double figure pint consumage (new word! ) was not approved of by my head or my wallet! You'll still be very welcome down our way if you fancy the day out. Give us a buzz if you want the wild side! ;D
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Post by medibot on Oct 22, 2007 23:58:41 GMT
Is the word "comsumption" really so abominable Medibot? It's very abominus (i think i've invented a new game of invented words that don't work but might) I shall decide who gets the pleasure of my company later in the week!
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Post by DazaB_WCFC on Oct 23, 2007 0:03:53 GMT
Heybridge Swifts 2-2 Billericay The winners of the replay travel to Folkestone Invicta. Our tennants have a home tie with Halifax. Woooo Billy won the replay, and I have a free Saturday
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Post by Col ISIHAC. on Oct 23, 2007 11:51:57 GMT
Then I suggest you plan accordingly and get to a game somewheres! Believe it or not, our game against Leighton has to be segregated - on the advice of the FA! Leighton have had problems with their own fans at their previous two FA Cup games - both at home - which is not necessarily an indicator of trouble away, but... At this rate, we'll be borrowing Fratton-frig*in' park again
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Post by malxscfc on Oct 23, 2007 12:55:56 GMT
Then I suggest you plan accordingly and get to a game somewheres! Believe it or not, our game against Leighton has to be segregated - on the advice of the FA! Leighton have had problems with their own fans at their previous two FA Cup games - both at home - which is not necessarily an indicator of trouble away, but... At this rate, we'll be borrowing Fratton-frig*in' park again Better Leighton than never, I spose. I thought you only had problems when Ian Baird was on the touchline alongside the likes of Borgy.... Segregation's hardly a problem. You'll have to get used to that if your Club has any ambitions anyway...
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Post by ojiveojive on Oct 23, 2007 15:09:16 GMT
Daza, you could always go to St. George's Lane for the FA Cup 4th Qualifying round:
EVESHAM UNITED v HALIFAX TOWN
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Post by malxscfc on Oct 23, 2007 18:23:02 GMT
Well, my FA Cup trek goes thus: Extra Preliminary: Street 2, Wimborne 5 Preliminary Round: Brislington 0, Wimborne 5. 1QR: Clevedon Town 4, Wimborne 0. 2QR: Clevedon Town 1, Cirencester 0. 3QR: Eastleigh 5, Clevedon Town 0. 4QR: Eastleigh V Forest Green Rovers. Oh, the painful irony. How much do I want FGR to win, do you think?
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