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Post by White Lightning on Sept 21, 2024 8:54:20 GMT
The club said the game was on this morning but that they would monitor the situation. Hammering it down in town at the mo.
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Post by Deleted on Sept 21, 2024 9:18:43 GMT
The club said the game was on this morning but that they would monitor the situation. Hammering it down in town at the mo. I hope it's on. Saturdays are pretty dull without football. |
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Post by tigerfeet on Sept 21, 2024 10:11:59 GMT
The club said the game was on this morning but that they would monitor the situation. Hammering it down in town at the mo. I hope it's on. Saturdays are pretty dull without football. Given our injury list I wouldn't be too disappointed if it was off. |
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Post by jimcarrey on Sept 21, 2024 12:43:27 GMT
2-1 Hairyfud
2,468
4-5-1 please seeing as we only have two fit strikers:
Hudson Howkins Preston Robinson
Tex. D’Ath
Tilt/Matwasa Campbell. Ceesay
Willo
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Post by carrotcruncher on Sept 21, 2024 12:47:51 GMT
Just arrived, thankfully by car, I don't do rail replacement buses. Greeted by torrential rain. Can't be on?
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Post by mikeunderpenyard on Sept 21, 2024 13:58:43 GMT
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Post by White Lightning on Sept 21, 2024 17:08:20 GMT
A much more balanced game today. Rooney made a massive difference in the first half before he inevitably ran out of steam. Ceesay and Robinson both benefitted from playing in a shape that suited them. Two of the subs that made sense (Williams and Tilt), didn't have the desired effect. Campbell going off (without knowing the circumstances, and not having listened to the post match interviews) meant we lost a player that looked like he could unlock the game.
Hereford deserved a win, but this probably balances out one we have pinched earlier in the season.
Was lucky enough to go into the hospitality. Dudley Tyler - wow. The most amazing speech you could ever wish to witness. What a man, and what a player he must have been for those of you who were lucky enough to have seen him?
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Post by humbull on Sept 21, 2024 17:30:35 GMT
What was the attendance? I missed out as it was deposit daughter (and a fortune worth of life accesories) at university day today.
We are lucky to have Paul Caddis. Win, lose or draw we haven't had such a charismatic manager since Sillet in the 70's.
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Post by MAXBULL on Sept 21, 2024 17:34:36 GMT
Campbell was on a yellow and one more tackle away from a second with the dodgy ref who got surrounded by about 5 kings Lynn players every time Campbell made a challenge, so it was right to take him off, but what a class act he is.
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Post by White Lightning on Sept 21, 2024 17:38:05 GMT
What was the attendance? I missed out as it was deposit daughter (and a fortune worth of life accesories) at university day today. We are lucky to have Paul Caddis. Win, lose or draw we haven't had such a charismatic manager since Sillet in the 70's. A mildly impressive 2490 with a surprisingly low 25 away fans* *although much credit to every one of them it must have been a foul journey, is miles, and they must have doubted the game would be on** **the pitch was just playable. Pools of water. Think Leicester Nirvana about 8 years ago. If it had rained during the game it would have possibly been abandoned. Quite a good game given that though. If that was your first offspring dispatching mission, the emotion you felt, that was what Dudley Tyler filled the grub room with. Grown men turned to black and white jelly. What a man! |
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Post by dadstaxi on Sept 21, 2024 18:32:04 GMT
A much more balanced game today. Rooney made a massive difference in the first half before he inevitably ran out of steam. Ceesay and Robinson both benefitted from playing in a shape that suited them. Two of the subs that made sense (Williams and Tilt), didn't have the desired effect. Campbell going off (without knowing the circumstances, and not having listened to the post match interviews) meant we lost a player that looked like he could unlock the game. Hereford deserved a win, but this probably balances out one we have pinched earlier in the season. Was lucky enough to go into the hospitality. Dudley Tyler - wow. The most amazing speech you could ever wish to witness. What a man, and what a player he must have been for those of you who were lucky enough to have seen him? Aye aye aye aye tylers better than pele. it was always a pleasure to watch him. Take a look at the Newcastle game to see how to run at a defence. |
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Post by tigerfeet on Sept 21, 2024 18:36:35 GMT
3 wins from 9 games now, a win ratio of just 33%. Caddis needs to stop making excuses and start finding solutions, our current run of form simply isn't good enough.
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Post by Monkey Tennis on Sept 21, 2024 18:49:15 GMT
What was the attendance? I missed out as it was deposit daughter (and a fortune worth of life accesories) at university day today. We are lucky to have Paul Caddis. Win, lose or draw we haven't had such a charismatic manager since Sillet in the 70's. A mildly impressive 2490 with a surprisingly low 25 away fans* *although much credit to every one of them it must have been a foul journey, is miles, and they must have doubted the game would be on** **the pitch was just playable. Pools of water. Think Leicester Nirvana about 8 years ago. If it had rained during the game it would have possibly been abandoned. Quite a good game given that though. If that was your first offspring dispatching mission, the emotion you felt, that was what Dudley Tyler filled the grub room with. Grown men turned to black and white jelly. What a man! I wondered what was going on when I walked past the posh people's bit on the way to Radfordses at 2.15. I thought that perhaps there was an Elvis impersonator in there or something. Seriously though, this history needs to be kept alive as long as it possibly can. I can't realistically see this sort of occasion being replicated 50 years hence at any club going forward such is the nonsence of football today. Fair play to Mr Tyler and Hereford FC. Good game, mind. For once I didn't miss the start of the match due to still having cider in my pastic recepticle. I missed it because I misjudged the times of the ferry. |
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Post by Redragtoabull on Sept 21, 2024 19:05:38 GMT
3 wins from 9 games now, a win ratio of just 33%. Caddis needs to stop making excuses and start finding solutions, our current run of form simply isn't good enough. 1 loss in 9, equalling 1.1%, makes better reading. |
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Post by tigerfeet on Sept 21, 2024 19:16:16 GMT
3 wins from 9 games now, a win ratio of just 33%. Caddis needs to stop making excuses and start finding solutions, our current run of form simply isn't good enough. 1 loss in 9, equalling 1.1%, makes better reading. Maybe but whichever way you look at it we're underachieving for a club of our size. For the fourth season in a row. |
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Post by Redragtoabull on Sept 21, 2024 19:20:03 GMT
Totally agree.
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Post by GRL on Sept 21, 2024 19:36:43 GMT
Listen, idiots.
Dudley is a class act.
Chapman 7;
Robinson 7, Preston 8, Howkins 7, Hudson 6;
Matwasa 5, Campbell 9, D'Ath 6.5, Ceesay 7.5;
Rose 7, Rooney 7.
The reversion to 4 at the back meant that we weren't overrun by opponents who couldn't believe their luck.
This was a fourth consecutive home match without victory but a very good performance. Didn't quite happen at the top end; no opportunities for Kings Lynn, however, at the other end.
Tate Campbell was booked after 6 minutes and 27 seconds - ridiculously. He is a Rolls Royce of a player at this level.
The match kicked off, inexplicably, at 4 minutes past 3.
What IS that all about?
The above are your definitive marks. All right, Caddis? Better.
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Post by MAXBULL on Sept 21, 2024 19:38:08 GMT
A mildly impressive 2490 with a surprisingly low 25 away fans* *although much credit to every one of them it must have been a foul journey, is miles, and they must have doubted the game would be on** **the pitch was just playable. Pools of water. Think Leicester Nirvana about 8 years ago. If it had rained during the game it would have possibly been abandoned. Quite a good game given that though. If that was your first offspring dispatching mission, the emotion you felt, that was what Dudley Tyler filled the grub room with. Grown men turned to black and white jelly. What a man! I wondered what was going on when I walked past the posh people's bit on the way to Radfordses at 2.15. I thought that perhaps there was an Elvis impersonator in there or something. Seriously though, this history needs to be kept alive as long as it possibly can. I can't realistically see this sort of occasion being replicated 50 years hence at any club going forward such is the nonsence of football today. Fair play to Mr Tyler and Hereford FC. Good game, mind. For once I didn't miss the start of the match due to still having cider in my pastic recepticle. I missed it because I misjudged the times of the ferry. So you’re the reason none of the referees kick off on time they’re waiting for you! 🙄 |
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Post by MAXBULL on Sept 21, 2024 19:44:29 GMT
Listen, idiots. Dudley is a class act. Chapman 7; Robinson 7, Preston 8, Howkins 7, Hudson 6; Matwasa 5, Campbell 9, D'Ath 6.5, Ceesay 7.5; Rose 7, Rooney 7. The reversion to 4 at the back meant that we weren't overrun by opponents who couldn't believe their luck. This was a fourth consecutive home match without victory but a very good performance. Didn't quite happen at the top end; no opportunities for Kings Lynn, however, at the other end. Tate Campbell was booked after 6 minutes and 27 seconds - ridiculously. He is a Rolls Royce of a player at this level. The match kicked off, inexplicably, at 4 minutes past 3. What IS that all about? The above are your definitive marks. All right, Caddis? Better. Can’t really argue with any of that apart from maybe giving Rooney an 8. His link up play was really good and desperately unlucky not to score. For a 0-0 draw I really enjoyed today. |
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Post by White Lightning on Sept 21, 2024 19:50:58 GMT
A decent bench today considering we were down to the bones.
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