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sir_drinks_alot 17-09-2005 00:18
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Originally Posted by yesman
nffc, Westcarr signs, fingers crossed he gets a couple tomorrow
He should it's not that hard to score in the Conference. :tu:

yesman 17-09-2005 00:28
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Originally Posted by sir_drinks_alot
He should it's not that hard to score in the Conference. :tu:
Ah, but this is Cambridge United we are talking about here ;)
It just bothers me that he never made the grade at Forest or Lincoln City and MK Dons, that is not to say he won't make it at Cambridge though.

sir_drinks_alot 17-09-2005 00:35
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Originally Posted by yesman
Ah, but this is Cambridge United we are talking about here ;)
It just bothers me that he never made the grade at Forest or Lincoln City and MK Dons, that is not to say he won't make it at Cambridge though.
It's good to see Cambridge are still in Business even after all the Resent
Trouble. :tu: well thay are all **** clubs so i guess he doesn’t have anything
To lose by going to Cambridge for a few years.

yesman 17-09-2005 00:40
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Quote:
Originally Posted by sir_drinks_alot
well thay are all **** clubs so i guess he doesnââ‚ƚ¬Ã¢â€žÂ¢t have anything
To lose by going to Cambridge for a few years.
I assume you were refering these teams
Quote:
Forest or Lincoln City and MK Dons
I have a feeling nffc will be back in this thread any moment :D

sir_drinks_alot 17-09-2005 00:43
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Quote:
Originally Posted by yesman
I assume you were refering these teams


I have a feeling nffc will be back in this thread any moment :D
Yes

The stats speak for tham Selves. :tu:

Forest
p7 w2 d0 L5

nffc 17-09-2005 00:52
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OK and who do you support then?

Judging by the signature you have just got a new pip... ooh, I could take that away for you... :erm: (but I wouldn't)

We may be a bit **** now but it's all Megson's fault and crap clubs don't win the European Cup, that's the Champions League to younger fans.

yesman 17-09-2005 00:56
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Just for nffc, its here the long awaited cup draw,well tomorrow anyway, from the European Cup to the LDV Vans trophy, welcome to the real world :o:


I would love to know how they work out the north and south sections though :confused:

nffc 17-09-2005 00:59
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Quote:
Originally Posted by yesman
Just for nffc, its here the long awaited cup draw,well tomorrow anyway, from the European Cup to the LDV Vans trophy, welcome to the real world :o:


I would love to know how they work out the north and south sections though :confused:
Cheers. Dunno what would be worse tbf, winning the LDV or getting knocked out and NOT winning it...

Must be nice for you though, when things go bad for Camb you can always look and see your "other team" rich and sitting pretty atop the Prem... :erm:

Mal 17-09-2005 01:02
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Quote:
Originally Posted by nffc
We may be a bit **** now but it's all Megson's fault and crap clubs don't win the European Cup, that's the Champions League to younger fans.
Hmmm, were you not relegated from the premiership before Megson joined? Quite a few seasons before. ;) So blaming Megson for your current problems is not right
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Originally Posted by nffc
Must be nice for you though, when things go bad for Camb you can always look and see your "other team" rich and sitting pretty atop the Prem... :erm:
Back on that are we? You can actually support more than one team you know ;)

sir_drinks_alot 17-09-2005 01:02
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Quote:
Originally Posted by nffc
OK and who do you support then?

Judging by the signature you have just got a new pip... ooh, I could take that away for you... :erm: (but I wouldn't)

We may be a bit **** now but it's all Megson's fault and crap clubs don't win the European Cup, that's the Champions League to younger fans.
Oxford :tu: Didn’t he stand down after last weekend game. :erm: if not than he
Should really consider it. :tu: from what i know he's the most unpopular person
In Nottingham right now.

nffc 17-09-2005 01:17
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Quote:
Originally Posted by sir_drinks_alot
Quote:
Originally Posted by nffc
OK and who do you support then?

Judging by the signature you have just got a new pip... ooh, I could take that away for you... :erm: (but I wouldn't)

We may be a bit **** now but it's all Megson's fault and crap clubs don't win the European Cup, that's the Champions League to younger fans.
Oxford :tu: Didnâ₠¬Ã¢â€žÂ¢t he stand down after last weekend game. :erm: if not than he
Should really consider it. :tu: from what i know he's the most unpopular person
In Nottingham right now.
Oxford- didn't realise it was possible but your team is actually worse than mine.
All together now... you've never won **** all, come on, you lot all know the words :D

He didn't quit, he sounded like he would. Apparently, if we lose tomorrow (which I firmly believe we will) he's off.

sir_drinks_alot 17-09-2005 01:22
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Originally Posted by nffc
Oxford- didn't realise it was possible but your team is actually worse than mine.
All together now... you've never won **** all, come on, you lot all know the words :D

He didn't quit, he sounded like he would. Apparently, if we lose tomorrow (which I firmly believe we will) he's off.
Oh tell be about it ! if oxford had won half the games thay have drawn top of
The table we Would be. !

nffc 17-09-2005 01:23
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Mal
Quote:
Originally Posted by nffc
We may be a bit **** now but it's all Megson's fault and crap clubs don't win the European Cup, that's the Champions League to younger fans.
Hmmm, were you not relegated from the premiership before Megson joined? Quite a few seasons before. ;) So blaming Megson for your current problems is not right
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Originally Posted by nffc
Must be nice for you though, when things go bad for Camb you can always look and see your "other team" rich and sitting pretty atop the Prem... :erm:
Back on that are we? You can actually support more than one team you know ;)
1. yes but Platt aside, we had a decent side that did well and lost its way under Hart, we were a few mins plus a play off final away from the Prem. Kinnear came and did a decent job with a talented side, strengthened but also introduced a training regime based on alcoholism and pie avarice- starting a relegation campaign... any manager with 8m players at his disposal, plus the talent of Commons, King etc could have kept us up and I believe Mick Harford may well have done... but they brought in Megson who swapped Kinnear's unfit but attractive purposeful, passing football into a dour, defensive, hoofball load of cack that rolled over spinelessly every game and was anything other than tight at the back, a theme which has continued after the close season :erm: And Darryl Powell... :rolleyes:
Plus a lot of the senior players WHICH HE BROUGHT IN are rumoured to be unhappy with his methods and his aggressive handling of the players, and Gary Holt is even reported to be considering quitting football if he has to play for Megson much longer.
I think it's fair to say Megson needs to shoulder a fair proportion of the blame for our current plight.

2. I didn't mean that, I just meant, nice for you to have a "small" team and one that's reasonably successful. All I get is a big team doing ****e.

sir_drinks_alot 17-09-2005 01:33
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Lvd draw will be made at 9.30 am and will be live on sky's soccer am. :)

Chrysalis 17-09-2005 05:18
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I think you are wrong about forest. From what I know (discussions with forest fans) Hart is rated very highly, he had a similiar job to what craig has now at leics and that is to cut the wage bill. Hart did that and amazingly also got you to the playoff's. Since he left forest have done too much chopping and changing and you will come good if megson is allowed time to get things right.

Likewise at leics we are not doing great ourselves but I have seen progress with better quality football and age of squad coming down, players on longer contracts etc. But the results arent going right at the moment which unfortenatly is what manager's are judged on.

Roy MM 17-09-2005 05:48
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Settle down guys, support your local team without the animosity, my local team (Bury) are going through a bad time ATM falling out with local rivals does not help, we all need to pull together for the good of the smaller teams. :tu:

sir_drinks_alot 17-09-2005 11:36
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LDV Vans Trophy draw :)


Northern section draw:
Rotherham v Accrington
Mansfield v Hereford
Macclesfield v Chesterfield
Barnsley v Doncaster
Cambridge Utd v Chester
Blackpool v Wrexham
Boston Utd v Huddersfield
Kidderminster v Darlington
Oldham v Carlisle
Grimsby v Morecambe
Halifax v Bury
Tranmere v Lincoln City
S****horpe v Hartlepool
Rochdale v Stockport


Southern section draw:
Wycombe v Dag & Red
MK Dons v Exeter
Peterborough v Bristol Rovers
Shrewsbury v Cheltenham
Brentford v Oxford
Leyton Orient v Yeovil
Swindon v Stevenage
Torquay v Swansea
Bournemouth v Aldershot
Gillingham v Crawley Town
Northampton v Notts County
Barnet v Bristol City
Rushden & Diamonds v Southend
Woking v Nottm Forest


Byes:
Bradford, Colchester, Port Vale, Walsall.

Russ 17-09-2005 15:44
Re: The Football Thread 2005/2006 Season
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by nffc
1. yes but Platt aside, we had a decent side that did well and lost its way under Hart, we were a few mins plus a play off final away from the Prem. Kinnear came and did a decent job with a talented side, strengthened but also introduced a training regime based on alcoholism and pie avarice- starting a relegation campaign... any manager with 8m players at his disposal, plus the talent of Commons, King etc could have kept us up and I believe Mick Harford may well have done... but they brought in Megson who swapped Kinnear's unfit but attractive purposeful, passing football into a dour, defensive, hoofball load of cack that rolled over spinelessly every game and was anything other than tight at the back, a theme which has continued after the close season :erm: And Darryl Powell... :rolleyes:
Plus a lot of the senior players WHICH HE BROUGHT IN are rumoured to be unhappy with his methods and his aggressive handling of the players, and Gary Holt is even reported to be considering quitting football if he has to play for Megson much longer.
I think it's fair to say Megson needs to shoulder a fair proportion of the blame for our current plight.

2. I didn't mean that, I just meant, nice for you to have a "small" team and one that's reasonably successful. All I get is a big team doing ****e.

Looking forward to your trip down south on saturday, old boy? :D

nffc 17-09-2005 18:59
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Russ D
Quote:
Originally Posted by nffc
1. yes but Platt aside, we had a decent side that did well and lost its way under Hart, we were a few mins plus a play off final away from the Prem. Kinnear came and did a decent job with a talented side, strengthened but also introduced a training regime based on alcoholism and pie avarice- starting a relegation campaign... any manager with 8m players at his disposal, plus the talent of Commons, King etc could have kept us up and I believe Mick Harford may well have done... but they brought in Megson who swapped Kinnear's unfit but attractive purposeful, passing football into a dour, defensive, hoofball load of cack that rolled over spinelessly every game and was anything other than tight at the back, a theme which has continued after the close season :erm: And Darryl Powell... :rolleyes:
Plus a lot of the senior players WHICH HE BROUGHT IN are rumoured to be unhappy with his methods and his aggressive handling of the players, and Gary Holt is even reported to be considering quitting football if he has to play for Megson much longer.
I think it's fair to say Megson needs to shoulder a fair proportion of the blame for our current plight.

2. I didn't mean that, I just meant, nice for you to have a "small" team and one that's reasonably successful. All I get is a big team doing ****e.

Looking forward to your trip down south on saturday, old boy? :D
Trundle will pwn our defence, mind you, clean sheet at last!

Besides, you're not a city fan are you?

Russ 17-09-2005 19:00
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Yep :D

Chimaera 17-09-2005 19:07
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Well West Ham have won again....:Yikes: :shocked: :D
I'm really surprised :D

yesman 17-09-2005 19:18
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Chimaera
Well West Ham have won again....:Yikes: :shocked: :D
I'm really surprised :D
Cambridge lost again........
I'm not really surprised :o:

Heads are going to roll

nffc 17-09-2005 19:51
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Forest won. I'm really surprised :D

yesman- did Westcarr play?

Chim - Harewood... hattrick... premiership. He's a legend.

sir_drinks_alot 17-09-2005 19:54
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Oxford won I'm really really ****ing surprised. :D :Yikes:

yesman 17-09-2005 20:02
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Originally Posted by nffc

yesman- did Westcarr play?
He was sub, don't ask me why, we needed goals and they leave him on the bench, :confused: anyway, he came on with 10 mins to go touched the ball once and also got booked for dissent.

nffc 17-09-2005 20:06
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Quote:
Originally Posted by yesman
Quote:
Originally Posted by nffc

yesman- did Westcarr play?
He was sub, don't ask me why, we needed goals and they leave him on the bench, :confused: anyway, he came on with 10 mins to go touched the ball once and got booked for dissent.
Hasn't changed then...

sir_drinks_alot 17-09-2005 20:52
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Villa Still can't win than.

yesman 17-09-2005 21:54
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Quote:
Originally Posted by sir_drinks_alot
LDV Vans Trophy draw :)
Cambridge Utd v Chester
Whatever team Chester put out, they have no chance of














losing :disturbd:

sir_drinks_alot 17-09-2005 22:51
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Originally Posted by yesman
Whatever team Chester put out, they have no chance of














losing :disturbd:
Why are non League teams even in it :erm:

yesman 18-09-2005 00:07
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Originally Posted by sir_drinks_alot
Why are non League teams even in it :erm:
It is to do with the raising of much needed revenue mostly I would think.

sir_drinks_alot 18-09-2005 00:09
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Originally Posted by yesman
It is to do with the raising of much needed revenue mostly I would think.
OK :tu: it just I’ve never seen them play in the LDV Vans Trophy that's all :)

nffc 18-09-2005 00:11
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Originally Posted by sir_drinks_alot
Quote:
Originally Posted by yesman
It is to do with the raising of much needed revenue mostly I would think.
OK :tu: it just Iâ₠¬ÃƒÆ’¢â€žÂ¢ve never seen them play in the LDV Vans Trophy that's all :)
We've never been in it. :erm::confused::(

sir_drinks_alot 18-09-2005 00:12
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Originally Posted by nffc
We've never been in it. :erm::confused::(
It's been around for years. :tu:

Mal 18-09-2005 00:16
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Quote:
Originally Posted by nffc
We've never been in it. :erm::confused::(
It's only for the lower leagues and you've now entered into that area...

sir_drinks_alot 18-09-2005 00:20
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League one and two teams that's why you you've never been in it nffc. :)

nffc 18-09-2005 00:24
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:rolleyes: I know. The last time we were in this division was 1951, it's embarassing enough as it is, without losing to Woking (which I firmly believe we will).

sir_drinks_alot 18-09-2005 00:27
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Originally Posted by nffc
:rolleyes: I know. The last time we were in this division was 1951, it's embarassing enough as it is, without losing to Woking (which I firmly believe we will).
welcome to the animal house that are the lower Leagues. :tu:

nffc 18-09-2005 00:30
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Originally Posted by sir_drinks_alot
Quote:
Originally Posted by nffc
:rolleyes: I know. The last time we were in this division was 1951, it's embarassing enough as it is, without losing to Woking (which I firmly believe we will).
welcome to the animal house that are the lower Leagues. :tu:
Probably be a long stay as well, it's rumoured the Forest squad nearly went on strike over megson this week.

sir_drinks_alot 18-09-2005 00:33
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Originally Posted by nffc
Probably be a long stay as well, it's rumoured the Forest squad nearly went on strike over megson this week.
I think he will be gone real soon if not Because of the Results than the squad will be the ones to finally push his out.

Chrysalis 18-09-2005 06:44
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The win brought him 2 or 3 more weeks.

yesman 18-09-2005 12:06
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Prediction for Liverpool V United 12.00 kick off

2 - 2 :erm:

sir_drinks_alot 18-09-2005 12:11
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Quote:
Originally Posted by yesman
Prediction for Liverpool V United 12.00 kick off

2 - 2 :erm:
2-1 to United :Yikes:

Roy MM 18-09-2005 12:25
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Hope United win, but either way game of the season so far.

sir_drinks_alot 18-09-2005 12:30
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Roy MM
Hope United win, but either way game of the season so far.
Yup should be a good one maybe this will get liverpool playing like thay should. :)

yesman 18-09-2005 16:50
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Quote:
Prediction for Liverpool V United 12.00 kick off

2 - 2
Oh well, I suppose 0 - 0 was a fair result, unless you are Roy Keane of course.

iadom 18-09-2005 21:53
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Well, that was the first full 90 minutes I have watched this season, all I can say is roll on the start of the next cricket season, it was dire.:(

Mal 18-09-2005 22:00
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Quote:
Originally Posted by iadom
Well, that was the first full 90 minutes I have watched this season, all I can say is roll on the start of the next cricket season, it was dire.:(
No need for anything that drastic! It wasn't that bad ;)

Russ 18-09-2005 22:04
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Probably the most uneventful Utd Vs Scouse match I've seen in a long time :(

marky 18-09-2005 22:08
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Don't care BOLTON won :D

nffc 18-09-2005 22:11
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Apart from Keane :LOL: to think he was once one of ours.
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if we lose tomorrow (which I firmly believe we will)
Just realised - that one came right back at me didn't it?

sir_drinks_alot 18-09-2005 22:53
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Quote:
Originally Posted by nffc
Apart from Keane :LOL: to think he was once one of ours.
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Just realised - that one came right back at me didn't it?
Yup :tu: this time it's a good thing.

Jeynesey 19-09-2005 03:06
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anyone support a team worse than Forest? :D

YOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOU REDS! :D

Roy MM 19-09-2005 04:15
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Quote:
Originally Posted by nffc
Apart from Keane :LOL: to think he was once one of ours.

I noticed............. he moans alot aswell. :D

sir_drinks_alot 19-09-2005 11:58
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You know i can really see Arsenal Getting beat tonight by Everton :)

Got a new game guess the attendance will it be a sell out or as seems to be happening at moment will half the stadium be empty.

sir_drinks_alot 19-09-2005 21:45
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Is it just me or can Campbell only score with his head. :rofl:

marky 19-09-2005 21:51
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Has bury sacked there manager :confused:

Mal 19-09-2005 21:53
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Originally Posted by marky
Has bury sacked there manager :confused:
Yep

sir_drinks_alot 19-09-2005 21:54
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Quote:
Originally Posted by marky
Has bury sacked there manager :confused:
Yup looks like it marky.

Barrow dismissed as Bury manager

BBKing 19-09-2005 21:54
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Is it just me or can Campbell only score with his head
25 yard right-foot thunderbolt to beat Portsmouth last year. Passable Ronaldo impersonation. Had a few people wondering if they'd eaten some funny mushrooms.

Other than that, he can only score with his head (providing some mutt of a colleague *cough* Shearer *cough hasn't fouled someone to disallow the goal).

sir_drinks_alot 19-09-2005 21:57
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Originally Posted by BBKing
25 yard right-foot thunderbolt to beat Portsmouth last year. Passable Ronaldo impersonation. Had a few people wondering if they'd eaten some funny mushrooms.

Other than that, he can only score with his head (providing some mutt of a colleague *cough* Shearer *cough hasn't fouled someone to disallow the goal).
It's Happened to him twice France 98 than again just lest year at the euros.

Roy MM 19-09-2005 21:57
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Quote:
Originally Posted by marky
Has bury sacked there manager :confused:
Think it was on the cards Mark, no suprise to me.

yesman 19-09-2005 23:48
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United still tracking Obi who has now returned to Lyn
Quote:
Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson visited Norwegian club Lyn Oslo on Monday to press their claim for the transfer of Nigeria midfielder John Mikel Obi to the club.
BBC Sport

But the Chelsea interference comes to the fore again, it makes you wonder if Chelsea as a club, make it their main aim to stop, or try to persuade any half decent player going to Old Trafford, or any other club for that matter. :mad:

sherer 20-09-2005 10:48
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Chelsea have the power and resources to get anyone they want but if I was Obi I don't think it's possible for him to force his way past Makele, Essien, Cole, Duff , Lampard etc and would see United as a better option, Keane, Scholes and Giggs will be retiring soon so more chance of getting games and the club is proven to let youngsters through to the first team

yesman 20-09-2005 18:14
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Quote:
Originally Posted by sherer
Chelsea have the power and resources to get anyone they want but if I was Obi I don't think it's possible for him to force his way past Makele, Essien, Cole, Duff , Lampard etc and would see United as a better option, Keane, Scholes and Giggs will be retiring soon so more chance of getting games and the club is proven to let youngsters through to the first team
I could be wrong, but his agent may have a bit to do with this saga.

gazzae 20-09-2005 18:17
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'Mikel snubbed Fergie in Norway'

John-Obi Mikel refused to talk to Sir Alex Ferguson when the Manchester United manager went to Norway this week, according to Norwegian newspaper reports.

The youngster's agent John ****tu is incensed that Mikel was not told he would be meeting Ferguson this week when he was summoned to Andersen's office.

****tu called the meeting a "dirty trick" and says Mikel was "shocked" to see the United manager in Andersen's office.

He apparently shook Ferguson's hand but then sat at the opposite end of the office, refused to speak and then quickly left.

http://www.football365.com/teams/man...y_163393.shtml
HAHA :D You'll have to guess what the agents surname is.

yesman 20-09-2005 18:20
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Predictions for tonight main games :)

Grays Athletic v Cambridge Utd, 4 - 0
Nottm Forest v Bristol City, 3 - 1
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HAHA :D You'll have to guess what the agents surname is.
Is it **** :D

Looks like a waste of time persuing him anyway.

sir_drinks_alot 20-09-2005 19:10
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Bury sacking there manager will come in very handy for oxford as we are playing tham at home this weekend. :D :tu: i see other 3 points ! up the Tables we go. :tu:

nffc 20-09-2005 19:38
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Quote:
Originally Posted by yesman
Predictions for tonight main games :)

Grays Athletic v Cambridge Utd, 4 - 0
Nottm Forest v Bristol City, 3 - 1
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Originally Posted by gazzae
HAHA :D You'll have to guess what the agents surname is.
Is it **** :D

Looks like a waste of time persuing him anyway.
I wish. Should be our new slogan:
crap teams, come to forest and shed your unwanted record. 2-1 to City

Off to the match...

Derek 20-09-2005 19:53
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Memo to all Scottish players.

Feel free to attack referees and their assistants. All you'll get is a three match ban :mad:

*Offer does not apply to players not playing for Celtic Football Club :td:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/foot...ic/4252960.stm

homealone 20-09-2005 20:02
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Quote:
Originally Posted by yesman
Predictions for tonight main games :)

Grays Athletic v Cambridge Utd, 4 - 0
Nottm Forest v Bristol City, 3 - 1
lol - my Dad used to live in Grays & I went to school there - Grays Athletic was the first team i ever watched.

Good luck to Grimsby Town who are playing Spurs tonight :Yikes:

yesman 20-09-2005 20:33
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Are you the original chav then Gaz ? :jk:

Rooney given a 2 match ban BBC Sport

yesman 20-09-2005 21:26
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Grays Athletic 4-1 Cambridge Utd: and its not even half time yet :(

homealone 20-09-2005 21:40
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Originally Posted by yesman
Grays Athletic 4-1 Cambridge Utd: and its not even half time yet :(
blimey - I thought your prediction was being a bit harsh, perhaps not ??? :dozey:

- and Grimsby/Spurs is 0-0 at half time :cool:

sir_drinks_alot 20-09-2005 21:44
Re: The Football Thread 2005/2006 Season
 
You should have had a bet on it yesman. :Yikes:

yesman 20-09-2005 21:58
Re: The Football Thread 2005/2006 Season
 
Grays Athletic 5-1 Cambridge Utd

There is talk of a declaration by Grays

Edit: Grays Athletic 5-2 Cambridge Utd

Edit: Grays Athletic 5-3 Cambridge Utd FT :(

sir_drinks_alot 20-09-2005 21:59
Re: The Football Thread 2005/2006 Season
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by yesman
Grays Athletic 5-1 Cambridge Utd

There is talk of a declaration by Grays

Edit: Grays Athletic 5-2 Cambridge Utd
:cool: can it get any Worse :Yikes:

Mal 20-09-2005 22:25
Re: The Football Thread 2005/2006 Season
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by sir_drinks_alot
:cool: can it get any Worse :Yikes:
Getting a bit better. 5-3 now. A bit too late...

homealone 20-09-2005 22:31
Re: The Football Thread 2005/2006 Season
 
Grimsby 1 Spurs 0

2 minutes to go :Yikes:

yesman 20-09-2005 22:32
Re: The Football Thread 2005/2006 Season
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by homealone
Grimsby 1 Spurs 0

2 minutes to go :Yikes:
Nice one :tu:

sir_drinks_alot 20-09-2005 22:35
Re: The Football Thread 2005/2006 Season
 
Go Grimsby :tu: :D

Roy MM 20-09-2005 22:36
Re: The Football Thread 2005/2006 Season
 
What a result :D

homealone 20-09-2005 22:39
Re: The Football Thread 2005/2006 Season
 
wowsers

- I'm streaming the radio, rather than watching it - the pitch invasion is apparently very 'good natured' :D

<edit> http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/foot...up/4258470.stm

:shocked: :cool:

yesman 20-09-2005 22:41
Re: The Football Thread 2005/2006 Season
 
I see Villa scraped a win against Wycombe, I wonder if Nugget will pop in this thread :)

Wycombe 3 Villa 8 :Yikes:

sir_drinks_alot 20-09-2005 22:41
Re: The Football Thread 2005/2006 Season
 
nffc going to be a happy man tonight. :)

Nottm Forest 3 - 1 Bristol City

yesman 20-09-2005 22:42
Re: The Football Thread 2005/2006 Season
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by sir_drinks_alot
nffc going to be a happy man tonight. :)

Nottm Forest 3 - 1 Bristol City
Yep, I got that one right at least :D

sir_drinks_alot 20-09-2005 22:44
Re: The Football Thread 2005/2006 Season
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by yesman
Yep, I got that one right at least :D
True :) care to Guess oxfords result at the weekend. :tu:

homealone 20-09-2005 22:44
Re: The Football Thread 2005/2006 Season
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by yesman
I see Villa scraped a win against Wycombe, I wonder if Nugget will pop in this thread :)

Wycombe 3 Villa 8 :Yikes:
not till he is at work, in the morning - Villa were 3-1 down weren't they - that counts as a comeback :cool:

Roy MM 20-09-2005 22:45
Re: The Football Thread 2005/2006 Season
 
This comedy cup kicks up some strange results :D

sir_drinks_alot 20-09-2005 22:46
Re: The Football Thread 2005/2006 Season
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Roy MM
This comedy cup kicks up some strange results :D
I know Southampton got beat. :Yikes:


Quote:
Originally Posted by skyblueheroes
No, but I have the VHS :p:

Must put it on my xmas list :)
Why not buy it the dvd is only £5.99 :)

1987 FA Cup Final - Coventry City V Tottenham Hotspur dvd

sherer 20-09-2005 23:14
Re: The Football Thread 2005/2006 Season
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by yesman
I could be wrong, but his agent may have a bit to do with this saga.
too right... this is where FIFA and UEFA need to step in the agents don't care where the players goes as long as they get more money so they can get a bigger cut

what on earth do agents do when it's a renewal.. nothing it all goes through the soliciters

nffc 20-09-2005 23:15
Re: The Football Thread 2005/2006 Season
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by sir_drinks_alot
nffc going to be a happy man tonight. :)

Nottm Forest 3 - 1 Bristol City
:woot:

One Decent Lester, only one decent Lester.

pwnd.

sir_drinks_alot 20-09-2005 23:18
Re: The Football Thread 2005/2006 Season
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by nffc
:woot:

One Decent Lester, only one decent Lester.

pwnd.
Things starting to look up than. :)

BBKing 20-09-2005 23:26
Re: The Football Thread 2005/2006 Season
 
Quote:
1987 FA Cup Final - Coventry City V Tottenham Hotspur dvd
Spurs in a cup final? Sorry, you'll have to explain that concept to me. I can understand Coventry getting there, but Spurs? :shrug:

sir_drinks_alot 20-09-2005 23:29
Re: The Football Thread 2005/2006 Season
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by BBKing
Spurs in a cup final? Sorry, you'll have to explain that concept to me. I can understand Coventry getting there, but Spurs? :shrug:
In the 80's Spurs got to a cup final almost every year look

FA Cup Final Classic Collection - 1980's [10 Disc]




We won the League cup back in 86. :tu:

Mal 20-09-2005 23:30
Re: The Football Thread 2005/2006 Season
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by sir_drinks_alot
In the 80's Spurs got to a cup final almost every year look

FA Cup Final Classic Collection - 1980's [10 Disc]




We won the League cup back in 86. :tu:
3 times is not every year

BBKing 20-09-2005 23:47
Re: The Football Thread 2005/2006 Season
 
It's called 'Spurs Miscounting Syndrome' - Spurs fans often think they see 11 great players on the pitch in Spurs shirts. The real figure is zero. A comprehensive course of Arsenal DVDs is the usual remedy.

nffc 21-09-2005 00:19
Re: The Football Thread 2005/2006 Season
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by sir_drinks_alot
Quote:
Originally Posted by nffc
:woot:

One Decent Lester, only one decent Lester.

pwnd.
Things starting to look up than. :)
Don't start. Vetch Field on Saturday... :erm:

sir_drinks_alot 21-09-2005 00:22
Re: The Football Thread 2005/2006 Season
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by nffc
Don't start. Vetch Field on Saturday... :erm:
ouch :( there is no may in hell oxford can lose :)

the all-seater stadiums are killing of the atmospheres at games. :mad: surly Thay can let some terracing back in to the stadiums.

Nugget 21-09-2005 13:07
Re: The Football Thread 2005/2006 Season
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by yesman
I see Villa scraped a win against Wycombe, I wonder if Nugget will pop in this thread :)

Wycombe 3 Villa 8 :Yikes:
:wavey:

Tell you what - at half-time, I was all for scrapping Villa and starting to support Grimsby :D

What made me laugh was that O'Leary was saying before that Villa are taking the Carling Cup seriously, then look at the first half :rolleyes:

Oh well, at least we managed to score a couple ;)


UP THE VILLA!!!

We're gonna win the cup :D

BBKing 21-09-2005 14:02
Re: The Football Thread 2005/2006 Season
 
You probably will from there. When was the last time Villa scored 7 goals without reply? Are you Brazil in disguise (it's a very good disguise, if so).

Grimsby...chortle...chortle...woke up with a happy smile this morning


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