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Post by medibot on Dec 3, 2006 1:41:03 GMT
Malx. You legend. Beer was glorious. Thank you soooooo much
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Post by bh on Dec 3, 2006 5:04:44 GMT
I'm with young Medi on that, a true hero. Special mention must be made to the man responsible for transporting the nectar Hawky!! Cheers gentlemen!!
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Post by stretfordendling© on Dec 3, 2006 13:21:30 GMT
So i take it you got home befor 2am then Medibot? Malx was diamond for doing that! Hope Salisbury win today!
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Post by amberaleman on Dec 3, 2006 20:39:37 GMT
I think Matt Tubbs may have claimed the hero's crown in Salisbury today. But the HB beer was much appreciated - cheers, malx!
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Post by Giggy of Telford on Dec 3, 2006 20:54:13 GMT
Not only Tubbs but also goalkeeper Clarke with some great saves today, both heroes but the same could be said about the entire team, they matched Forest for most of the game and are worth their replay. Salisbury fans can be proud of that performance. ;D
Didn't see the whole match as while it was on I was off in cambridge helping my brother pack up and come home from Uni for Christmas (Cambridge have very short terms!) but kept running up to check the score. Missed the forest goal as i was carrying something down to the car park but thought Salisbury were doing well and didn't look 3 divisions below. Got home to find out my mum & sister had recorded most the 2nd half so watched it then.
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Post by amberaleman on Dec 3, 2006 22:01:36 GMT
Yes, an excellent team performance by Salisbury - though the Forest goal came about through some slack defending of a corner, with Tyson able to run in unmarked at the far post. Often a single mistake against a full-time side can prove fatal, but Tubbs ensured that this one didn't.
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Post by bh on Dec 3, 2006 22:22:21 GMT
Well down Salisbury, great result! Roll on the city ground replay!
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Post by Col ISIHAC. on Dec 4, 2006 12:47:24 GMT
Blinding effort against Forest, guys, I do hope you are suitably chuffed today. I can confirm that one of the bottles referred to above was indeed used to toast your team at the finl whistle yesterday - and would like to add my thanks to those above for the most generous and considerate gesture. Those present - however briefly at Amber Palace on Saturday were deeply humbled - and later on entirely pished, thanks to you. Best of luck in the replay.
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Post by stretfordendling© on Dec 4, 2006 13:35:55 GMT
I'd just like to say that any rumours of a hug between a Hayes & Eastbourne fan are untrue and complete fabrications.
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Post by ambersalamander on Dec 4, 2006 20:14:35 GMT
I'd like to add to that the fact that any rumours concerning hugging activity between Stephen and my boyfriend are equally untrue I wanted to get on earlier to say the following, but yesterday I was busy having a day off and today I was busy working very hard This week, there are two heroes, though they are related. 1) Malx. Without embarrassing the poor man by going into minute detail, I and my fellow Sutton fans plus anyone else at the weekend's Tinpot Tour were fortunate enough to benefit from an exceptionally kind, generous and totally unexpected gift from Malx, which meant that we were not without alcohol on Saturday evening . This was honestly the most amazing gesture of inter-club friendship I have ever seen and I would like to thank Malx for thinking of us and being so magnanimous Love ya, Malx 2) Salisbury City FC ;D What a game that must have been! I really really regret that I didn't get a chance to see it (didn't know anywhere that was showing it and I have no TV). I'm currently in the process of tracking down someone who recorded it. From what I heard, Salisbury certainly played like heroes and should be EXTREMELY proud for flying the non-league flag so high! The replay will DEFINITELY have my full attention. No matter what. Malx and his team- LEGENDS. You should all be proud.
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Post by malxscfc on Dec 4, 2006 21:18:20 GMT
Cheers, guys, much appreciated thanks and plaudits. I wasn't the only SCFC fan to feel we should have finished it at home. I feel 2-0 or 3-0 is likely up in Nottingham, but DaveT and I will be there no matter what. Make no mistake, Tubbsy's a class act, and we're all now even more worried we may be without him in January..... Clarke is a phenomenon. We're only 4th at present due to his gymnastics. All the others have had their FA Cup heads on in the past few months, but he's an Ex-Pro, and acts like one! I still reckon he must be about the best Keeper in Non-League. certainly the best I've seen in consistency! All we wanted on Sunday was to avoid ritual humiliation on National telly - we've already "won", in that we've had a great day, and made a few quid - but I fear that the humiliation will come courtesy of Rupert Murdoch's cable outlet next Tuesday... Don't know about the rest of the nation, but at least Amber won't be witness to it...... [P.S. Sorry no Hop Back's "Mighty Whites" from the Salisbury crew.... The villain in that piece is the H.B. Brewery itself, who ran out of the beer. Personally I blame DaveT for his mysterious contribution to the "Mighty Whites" scarcity!! ]
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Post by Giggy of Telford on Dec 4, 2006 23:24:58 GMT
Clarke is a phenomenon. We're only 4th at present due to his gymnastics. All the others have had their FA Cup heads on in the past few months, but he's an Ex-Pro, and acts like one! I still reckon he must be about the best Keeper in Non-League. certainly the best I've seen in consistency! Reckon our Stuart Brock might give him a run for his money, another ex-pro and only been beaten 10 times in league this season only 1 of which was away from home, has saved us on many occasions. ;D Did a clean-sweep of player awards last season - except the Away Travel's 'Kyle Perry' award which oddly enough went to Kyle Perry...Brockie came a very close 2nd on that though. Also our first player to reach 100 appearances.
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