Re: County v Cambridge
31At least it should put everyone in the right mood for Phil the Greek's shindig.
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32Percy plunkett wrote:Getting back on topic,I can’t wait for Saturday,if it’s half as good as tonight it will be worth seeing.Another classic whack it up to Taylor,pure football experience.
Re: County v Cambridge
34Will we therefore adopt a more attacking 4-4-2, or even 4-4-3 formation? I doubt it.Kevinmoorefellover wrote:I see Dolan is out.
Re: County v Cambridge
35Got high hopes for Collins tomorrow. Seeing him running at defenders was refreshing.
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36She literally is, whether you like it or not.Exile 1976 wrote:Not my queenMicheal wrote:Check out the man's war record HRH was a hero sychophantic drivel? No, respect for a true officer and gentleman any tribute for the man Is welcome in my book. you people obviously never served queen and country
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37Countymax wrote:She literally is, whether you like it or not.Exile 1976 wrote:Not my queenMicheal wrote:Check out the man's war record HRH was a hero sychophantic drivel? No, respect for a true officer and gentleman any tribute for the man Is welcome in my book. you people obviously never served queen and country
Nope
Re: County v Cambridge
38Let's hope we go 4-4-3. If the ref can't count that isOLDCROMWELLIAN wrote:Will we therefore adopt a more attacking 4-4-2, or even 4-4-3 formation? I doubt it.Kevinmoorefellover wrote:I see Dolan is out.
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39Going off topic again, have a look at ‘The English Game’ on Netflix. It’s a dramatisation of the battle between Eton posh boys and northern England mill teams, along with the beginnings of professional football in the 1880s. 6 episodes of about 45 mins. I really enjoyed it.North London Exile wrote:Been looking at the FA Cup finals of the 1870s. They were dominated by the Old Etonians, Oxford University and the Royal Engineers!rncfc wrote:Moving a working class sporting event to pay respect to a dead Prince is like something out of the 1400s.
Seems when the class struggle heated up in the 1880s the gentry realised that promoting "the working class game" could prevent revolution. Giving up a tiny portion of their extensive estates for a few football pitches was a small price to pay.
Meanwhile, back on topic, come on lads, let’s win Saturday’s cup final. UTP
Re: County v Cambridge
40We will see if Flynny has any faith in DLK.I would play him RCB with Benno in Matty’s role.However,he got pulled against Exeter before halftime and again at halftime against Bolton so,he could be the scapegoat unfortunately.
Re: County v Cambridge
41Well spotted. Maths obviously not my strong point. Or was I suggesting playing the 'keeper in the back four?Blackandamber wrote:Let's hope we go 4-4-3. If the ref can't count that isOLDCROMWELLIAN wrote:Will we therefore adopt a more attacking 4-4-2, or even 4-4-3 formation? I doubt it.Kevinmoorefellover wrote:I see Dolan is out.
Whatever the line-up/formation looking highly likely we'll need a win today if we are to remain in a play off position
Re: Grandstand: County v Cambridge
43I would play
Townshend
Lewis Bennett MD Haynes
Sheehan Labadie Gambin
Maynard Amond Scrimshaw
Far too attacking for MF I would think.
Townshend
Lewis Bennett MD Haynes
Sheehan Labadie Gambin
Maynard Amond Scrimshaw
Far too attacking for MF I would think.
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44Looks like a 442 today
Townsend
Shephard Bennett Demetriou Haynes
Lewis Sheehan Labadie Ellison
Amond Taylor
Townsend
Shephard Bennett Demetriou Haynes
Lewis Sheehan Labadie Ellison
Amond Taylor
Re: Grandstand: County v Cambridge
45Looks like 442 good selection - Ellison and Amond may only have 60 mins or so but hopefully their effort and guile will have us in front by then to bring on Ledley to close game down.
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