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Still no one nowt to Scunny.

But we’ll done lads.

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64 wrote:

Axing ReesMogg.Snidy little tory scumbag lining his own pockets while playing Westminster games,.I don’t know how you define insider trading but you have wonder if being an “investor” is the right or fair job for a minister

Pseudo Toff.

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alcazar wrote:

lesgeo wrote:

The second goal conceded was the one which troubled me regarding Dewhurst.

I’ve looked at both second and third of their goals.
Turned the screen for a better look, rubbed my eyes and looked again.
Nope.
Still looks remarkably like a keeper pretending to try and save.

Don’t usually agree with you, but it did look like that to me too, a spectacular and useless dive.

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At the beginning of the season he was prepared to rush out and to shout, seems to have gone into his shell, clearly his confidence is shot.

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Poor old “Our Lass”.

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I actually thought that Italy were no better, they just happen to score a goal. Very dull game.

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I was there and we were certainly better York, it’s just the finishing.
Even Taft put in some towering headers.

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Anonymous wrote:

“Curry Goat
Curry goat is a staple of both Caribbean and Asian cuisine, and although in the past goat has been an unpopular meat in the UK it’s increasing in popularity. The strong flavour of goat and the spices which accompany it call for a sweet, smooth wheat beer such as the Muntons Connoisseur’s Wheat Beer (4.5%).”
Article from somewhere on the interblob.

Jamaicans certainly have some great goat recipes, as for smoking it, it’s not my understanding about what Jamaicans like to smoke.

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Who sacked him?

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I had the unfortunate experience of sitting in that corner during our vital match with Tranmere Rovers (the only tickets I could get). The idiots surrounding me spent the whole match antagonising the away supporters, not even following the game, the sad thing was some were parents with their children. Some of those idiots on Saturday were possibly those children.

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When he came on as a sub for us he created mayhem, fantastic ability.
When he started for us he didn’t seem to know what to do, how to fit into a game.
He just didn’t have football knowledge, he couldn’t be an impact player for 90 minutes.

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Don’t know if this has been posted before, just a reminder.

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Drifted back to another time, oh but it was good.

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Also now on club website.

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DarrynStampGoalMachine wrote:

When I checked the BBC app for the lineup yesterday it had us playing with 10 men. 4-3-2 with Whitehouse LB Boyce CM and Carver up front.

Not sure alot of time will go into non league.
When I checked Live text on BBC sport at half time it was.

Kick off.
Goal.
Half time.

Not very comprehensive.

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Thought Feeney much improved on last season, looked fitter, quicker and a real pain in the arse for their defence.

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Sharp_Shooter24

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Jackie wrote:

Great result today – I am wondering why Daws has never taken the plunge into first team manager? He has done a fantastic job with the youngsters as shown by their performance this afternoon.
Maybe he is wary of putting his head above the parapet, especially if he has a mortgage to pay but how amazing it would be to take the youth team through to first team success, he obviously knows how to build a great team spirit

From what I remember he has been offered the position in the past but has declined.
Who could blame him?

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Too bloody early, proper football in July, ridiculous?

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Awaywego wrote:

I feel shafted, train drivers announced another strike day for the Maidenhead game f ING greedy bastards, at least we should get the train money refunded.

Train drivers are not striking, yet.
ASLEF represents the drivers. RMT are to strike.

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Mets pitcher Tug McGraw, on whether he prefers grass to AstroTurf: “I don’t know. I’ve never smoked AstroTurf.”

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But not performance enhancing.

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After all the posturing.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/61686639

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Just Iron, Deereyme66

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Lord Kitchener wrote:

Iron-awe wrote:

As has been stated on this thread earlier, plenty of verification from different independent journalists, tv networks plus lots of social media about what went on in Paris but if some people have an agenda about Liverpool fans then their prejudice won’t change one iota. Some people are just a sad bunch.

And you are right. Personally it is no secret that I’m a manc. Moved to Scunthorpe aged 4 in 1970 after the closure of Manchester steel, and my dad losing his job on the blast Furness a Earlham. He went on tho work on the Anchor Site then the Pit Arch Plant. Liked to live dangerously my old man. So Man U are my second fav team. I hate the Scousers as much as I hate the Cod Heads.

Far be it for me to contradict a Manc but for Earlham should that not be Irlam?

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Lord Kitchener

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cassidystash wrote:

Recent trends would suggest Tony Daws as a likely candidate.

Has been offered the job in the past, turned it down.

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Just Iron wrote:

I had a gangly 17 year old Ray Clemence in mind watching Foster. Not sure if it was his debut (but think it was) … a 7 -1 defeat at Grimsby. An awful night. Any other posters there? If Foster is only half as good as Ray then we have a real find.

On that night (evening kick off if I remember right) there was only one senior player in the team, were the rest being punished for lack of effort? That was Brian Bedford, and he scored.
We did have a good youth team then, but not up to senior level.

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Just Iron

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Northumbiron wrote:

Apart from my aforementioned Neil Warnock effort at Sid James Park, I recall Graham Rusling clearing the bar from inside the six yard box, DRE OSG.

I seem to remember that he not only cleared the bar from directly in front of an open goal, he cleared the Fox Street stand, the ground fell about laughing, including players.

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Was definitely a hand ball, deliberate as well, left hand at hip level. Couldn’t believe it wasn’t spotted.

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MK Iron wrote:

Never thought I would say this Les but I do miss the Berkley.

So do I, the only place I would consider having a pint or two before a game. Unfortunately it’s down to that pillock Humphrey Smith.

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open hearth iron

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Good commitment and effort, also, after the sending off, players able to act as spoilers, wouldn’t have been able to do that two weeks ago.
Well done 👍

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“Don’t tell him Pyke”

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