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Post by DazaB_WCFC on Aug 3, 2006 0:33:22 GMT
Sat 15 Jul (PSF) Worcester City 0 Cheltenham Town 1 An even game with little to choose between the teams, so a good performance by City, especially after Des Lyttle was sent off on 21 minutes for doing a Zidane on a Cheltenham player. The Robins won it 4 minutes from time after a wild off target shot deflected off someone in a crowd of 4 players and looped in completely fooling City stick man, Danny McDonnell.
Tue 18 Jul (PSF) Worcester City 1 Rochdale 2 Another good City performance, this time against a far better looking team than the Cheltenham side who visited three days ago. New BoyCraig Wilding scoreda 51st minute header for City, in between two well worked goals froma decent looking Rochdale side.
Wed 19 Jul (PSF) Malvern Town 0 Worcester City 4 A second string City side triumphed easily over Southern League Malvern Town, thanks mainly, to a second half Troy Wood hat trick. His first was a little after the hour mark when he beat the offside trap and rounded the 'keeper, the second, five minutes later was the result of a root one 'ball over the top' and his hat trick came in the final minute as he fired a free kick into the top corner. All this, after Danny Hodnett had fired City into a deserved, early lead.
Sat 22 Jul (PSF) Evesham United 1 Worcester City 2 A poor match at Common Road, but an exciting first half where 3 goals were scored and two penatlties missed... report to follow cuz Im pissed and cant be arsed
Tue 25 Jul (PSF) Gloucester City 0 Worcester City 0
Thu 27 Jul (PSF) Worcester City 1 Walsall 1
Sat 29 Jul (PSF) Worcester City 0 Bristol Rovers XI 2
Wed 2 Aug (PSF) Bromyard Town 1 Worcester City 0
Thur 3 Aug (PSF) Worcester City v. Sheffield United
Sat 5 Aug (PSF) Worcester City v. Kidderminster Harriers
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mazey
Soggy Chip
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Post by mazey on Aug 3, 2006 11:06:36 GMT
It wasnt that bad daz, we had a laugh playing footy and when it rained, you miserable old git.
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Post by Giggy of Telford on Aug 5, 2006 18:38:12 GMT
Telford today beat newly promoted conference side Northwich Victoria 2-1 at home, after getting to grips with the game Telford scored their first with a scorching shot by Justin Marsden from just inside the box. The rest of the half was a relaively easy affair though there were few chances for either team. After half time we carried on where we left out and were on top for most of the game Justin Marsden scored another to make it 2-0 to the Bucks and we carried on Strongly. We later proceeded to make 7 substituions to our team including swapping number 1 keeper Stuart Brock for reserve keeper Damien Stevens, this gave all 18 available players a part to play. Telford then conceeded a weak goal after some defencive errors though Northwich's goal did seem somewhat against the flow of that game. After this we seemed to slow down a lot and lost most of our attacking threat,.Northwich had a few chances to equalise later on after we took a while clearing our lines but none proved too much of a threat. Telford had a late chance from a corner but the header went out for a goal kick. Incidently the ref forgot we were playing rolling subs, we never brought anyone back on but when Northwich had a striker injured they were told they could not bring one of their starters back on, instead they had to play their reserve goalkeeper Connet as a centre-forward for the last 8 minutes, he'd warmed up previously when their first keeper went down making a save but he was ok. Final Score AFCTU 2-1 NVFC My MotM: 10)Justin Marsden, showed lots of pace & skill, took both goals excellently. __________________________________________________ 06/05/2006 FC United of Manchester - Home (^NWC 1) - W 3-0 11/07/2006 Wolverhampton Wanderers - Home (Champ) - D 0-015/07/2006 Leamington - Away (MFA) - W 2-018/07/2006 Market Drayton - Home (^MFA) - W 5-122/07/2006 Weston-Super-Mare - Away (Conf S) - W 4-125/07/2006 Shrewsbury Town - Home (League 2) - D 1-1 (L 3-1 on Penalties) 29/07/2006 Shawbury (played at Wem) - Away (E&S W.Mid) W 3-101/08/2006 Eastwood Town - Away (UP1) W 1-005/08/2006 Northwich Victoria - Home (^ Conf) W 2-108/08/2006 Rushall Olympic - Away (SD1- M)12/08/2006 TNS - Home (WPL) Our game at Rushall was cancelled as players seemed to be picking up small injuries all over the place and we've had a very busy pre-season. So next up we finish our pre-season at home to Welsh Premier Champions TNS next Saturday. Instead our local born Super-Middle Weight Boxing World Champion Richie Woodhall has offered to run a fitness session for the squad on that day, should be good training for the team. www.telfordutd.co.uk/show_news_item.asp?id=2185
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pies
Stale bacon bap
Super Sexy Sutton
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Post by pies on Aug 5, 2006 18:45:31 GMT
Well we finished pre-season with a 5-1 demolition job of the mighty Leatherhead.
Dominated much of the 1st half, but went in 1-0 down at the break due to a penalty, in the 2nd half youngster Zak Graham equalised, John Scarborough's shin scored, Steve Douglas made it 3-1, Glenn Boosey scored number 4 (although the PA gave it to Douglas) and Douglas finished the rout, although the PA declared it an own goal. Be afraid Conf South, be very afraid
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Post by coops on Aug 5, 2006 20:23:41 GMT
We scraped a 3-3 draw with Scumeaton borough, once again we looked okay when we played it on the ground but bloody awful when lumping it up to two small forwards. A big plus point is a young lad we've signed from Bedworth, Lee Moore, he is superb and I fully expect him to be somewhere far bigger than Tamuff before the end of the season.
Nuneaton are a one man team, Jez Murphy. If he gets injured or sold then they have had it.
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davetscfc
Steaming Bovril
......and it's Salisbury City......
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Post by davetscfc on Aug 6, 2006 0:18:05 GMT
First bit of silverware for the season! The Southern League Challenge Cup (no, I'd never heard of it til we got to play in it), basically the Southern League version of the Charity Shield (cept it's not for charity!), League Champions versus League Cup winners. Salisbury 3 Hitchin 2 Bit of an odd one, we're in the pub at lunchtime debting whether it was a friendly or a competivive match, guess it was somewhere between the two. bit of a sing song, without too much on it, a game with a bit more of an edge to it than if we'd just been playing some local team. A presentation at the end, Hitchin are a good bunch too. End of the relaxation. Welcome to the real world I guess.....Lewes next saturday.
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Post by Giggy of Telford on Aug 6, 2006 12:11:56 GMT
Bit of an odd one, we're in the pub at lunchtime debting whether it was a friendly or a competivive match, guess it was somewhere between the two. Sounds a lot like our thoughts on the Shropshire Senior Cup. Think we have an equivalent to that competition in the Unibond where Blyth won it this. Seeing as next year we'll be league champions and Unibond League Challenge Cup winners I wonder how they'll sort that one out and make us play. ;D
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Post by futch4everscfc on Aug 6, 2006 14:22:56 GMT
First bit of silverware for the season! The Southern League Challenge Cup (no, I'd never heard of it til we got to play in it), basically the Southern League version of the Charity Shield (cept it's not for charity!), League Champions versus League Cup winners. Salisbury 3 Hitchin 2 Bit of an odd one, we're in the pub at lunchtime debting whether it was a friendly or a competivive match, guess it was somewhere between the two. bit of a sing song, without too much on it, a game with a bit more of an edge to it than if we'd just been playing some local team. A presentation at the end, Hitchin are a good bunch too. End of the relaxation. Welcome to the real world I guess.....Lewes next saturday. The good bye to the southern league hey Dave.......for a season at least (I can see Malx scowling as I type!)
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Post by malxscfc on Aug 7, 2006 8:41:14 GMT
First bit of silverware for the season! The Southern League Challenge Cup (no, I'd never heard of it til we got to play in it), basically the Southern League version of the Charity Shield (cept it's not for charity!), League Champions versus League Cup winners. Salisbury 3 Hitchin 2 Bit of an odd one, we're in the pub at lunchtime debting whether it was a friendly or a competivive match, guess it was somewhere between the two. bit of a sing song, without too much on it, a game with a bit more of an edge to it than if we'd just been playing some local team. A presentation at the end, Hitchin are a good bunch too. End of the relaxation. Welcome to the real world I guess.....Lewes next saturday. The good bye to the southern league hey Dave.......for a season at least (I can see Malx scowling as I type!) Words are cheap, Sonny Jim. Save your pennies, not your breath - you're gonna need them in May!
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Post by malxscfc on Aug 7, 2006 8:48:00 GMT
Bit of an odd one, we're in the pub at lunchtime debting whether it was a friendly or a competivive match, guess it was somewhere between the two. Seeing as next year we'll be league champions and Unibond League Challenge Cup winners I wonder how they'll sort that one out and make us play. ;D I suppose you'd play last year's winners, if still available on the day? Otherwise I guess you could make your own teams up! Tea Bar Staff V Groundstaff? Bartenders V Footballers' Dads? Fans v Passers-by? The mind boggles... (... not forgetting the Janitors.
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Post by Giggy of Telford on Aug 7, 2006 14:13:02 GMT
Seeing as next year we'll be league champions and Unibond League Challenge Cup winners I wonder how they'll sort that one out and make us play. ;D I suppose you'd play last year's winners, if still available on the day? Otherwise I guess you could make your own teams up! Tea Bar Staff V Groundstaff? Bartenders V Footballers' Dads? Fans v Passers-by? The mind boggles... (... not forgetting the Janitors. 'Fans team' v 'Fans not in a team' Dibs on the not in a team as goalkeeper & captain! ;D
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Post by ambersalamander on Aug 7, 2006 14:52:46 GMT
Can I play?
Silly people v Anyone-not-a-Norwich-City-fan
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Post by futch4everscfc on Aug 8, 2006 21:26:35 GMT
Seeing as next year we'll be league champions and Unibond League Challenge Cup winners I wonder how they'll sort that one out and make us play. ;D I suppose you'd play last year's winners, if still available on the day? Otherwise I guess you could make your own teams up! Tea Bar Staff V Groundstaff? Bartenders V Footballers' Dads? Fans v Passers-by? The mind boggles... (... not forgetting the Janitors. Piss heads v non pissheads??
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Post by futch4everscfc on Aug 8, 2006 21:27:26 GMT
The good bye to the southern league hey Dave.......for a season at least (I can see Malx scowling as I type!) Words are cheap, Sonny Jim. Save your pennies, not your breath - you're gonna need them in May! Well at least I have your £20 as a safe bet
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Post by malxscfc on Aug 8, 2006 22:05:26 GMT
Words are cheap, Sonny Jim. Save your pennies, not your breath - you're gonna need them in May! Well at least I have your £20 as a safe bet Save a penny a day from now, and you'll still have enough to buy you and me a pint of GFB on the last home game of the season, old lad! Save, save, save!
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