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Re: Tonights half time scores make good reading!

Post by McMark » Tue Sep 09, 2014 9:53 pm

Chorley top on 17 points then Fylde on 16 we also have 16,but less goals and a worse defence, league on link
http://www.flashscore.com/soccer/englan ... standings/

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Post by Time Lord » Tue Sep 09, 2014 10:28 pm

I never thought I would see a team 5th in the league with a negative goal difference. All we need to do is win the game in hand and we are back where we belong 8-)

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Post by A.B. » Tue Sep 09, 2014 11:03 pm

#NotArsed about which team does what at this stage of the season. As long as we are winning our games, we will win the league.
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Post by K_BFC » Tue Sep 09, 2014 11:14 pm

JimmyCrabstick wrote:Bit mad that. Oxford lose 8-1 at home to Fylde then go to Boston and are 6-2 up
Seen similar in 1991-92 season. Barrow lost 6-1 at Northwich on a Tuesday night then on the Saturday thrashed Welling 6-1 at Holker St. We went on to be relegated at the end of that season only winning 8 out of 42 league games.

Boston fans not happy about performance with one poster pointing out that their home performances have been poor this season. They have only won 1 in 4 home games so far and that was against us on the opening day. That 2-1 result look even worse now.

Decent night of results from a Barrow perspective. I think it is amazing that the two promoted teams are top and not looking like they'll slow down any time soon, well done to them so far. Barrow with a game in hand on top 2 so they can get back on top but need to keep up, especially with Leamington (3 points behind) coming to Holker St. next, roll on Saturday. :)

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Re: Tonights half time scores make good reading!

Post by Rob » Wed Sep 10, 2014 10:02 am

Why didn't we have a match last night?

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Post by Shaun » Wed Sep 10, 2014 1:06 pm

I doubt a side has ever conceded 8 AT HOME one game, then in the next AWAY game beaten another side 7-2! Mental.
It probably has happened somewhere, sometime, in some league or other BUT that's got to be as rare an occurrence in football as you're ever likely to get.
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Re: Tonights half time scores make good reading!

Post by DaveP » Wed Sep 10, 2014 3:36 pm

perhaps being scrutinised by the authorities ???????????????

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