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Post by sambino » Tue Nov 15, 2016 1:45 pm

When's the FA trophy draw ?

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Post by Lancaster Branch » Tue Nov 15, 2016 1:49 pm

28th i think.

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Post by K_BFC » Tue Nov 15, 2016 2:09 pm

The FA Trophy is currently at the 3rd qualifying round (the current draw is here) and those games will be played on the weekend of 26th November. Barrow won't be in it till the 1st round.

The draw for the 1st round is usually done by early afternoon the following Monday, which is 28th November, so we should know by Monday evening at the latest. The round dates can be found on the FA website here.

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Post by The Tomahawk Kid » Wed Nov 16, 2016 3:38 pm

I bet we get Taunton Town... :lol:
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Post by Adam29 » Wed Nov 16, 2016 3:54 pm

Cant get them till round 2 as trophy is normally regional until round 2

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Post by The Tomahawk Kid » Wed Nov 16, 2016 4:18 pm

I bet we get them in Round Two... :D
Personally speaking, I don't give a toss if we go out in the first round of this competition. I hope Paul Cox fields a team of fringe team players and doesn't risk any injuries to our regular team members.
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Post by orpheus » Wed Nov 16, 2016 4:21 pm

The Tomahawk Kid wrote:I bet we get them in Round Two... :D
Personally speaking, I don't give a toss if we go out in the first round of this competition. I hope Paul Cox fields a team of fringe team players and doesn't risk any injuries to our regular team members.
Wrong there. We want to be in-2-win everything

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Post by Hadrian » Wed Nov 16, 2016 10:58 pm

Agreed.

It's about mentality... :o

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Post by Steeley » Thu Nov 17, 2016 9:35 am

The Tomahawk Kid wrote:I bet we get them in Round Two... :D
Personally speaking, I don't give a toss if we go out in the first round of this competition. I hope Paul Cox fields a team of fringe team players and doesn't risk any injuries to our regular team members.
Crikey I hope this isn't the view of many people, getting too big for our boots springs to mind.
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Re: FA Trophy

Post by Pedro » Thu Nov 17, 2016 9:43 am

Steeley wrote:
The Tomahawk Kid wrote:I bet we get them in Round Two... :D
Personally speaking, I don't give a toss if we go out in the first round of this competition. I hope Paul Cox fields a team of fringe team players and doesn't risk any injuries to our regular team members.
Crikey I hope this isn't the view of many people, getting too big for our boots springs to mind.

Arrogance and Tranmere come to mind.
The team is still taking shape if a little one dimensional in style, pity we could not play another way as well so to include Ross Hannah.
We may call it a stadium but peeing up against a wall on the popular side on Tuesday smacks of the 1950s.

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Post by John_Bucks » Thu Nov 17, 2016 12:21 pm

Definitely not a view shared by me and I truly hope we do well in this competition.

Why would we not want to make it as successful a season as possible? The better we do, the more poeple will take notice and bodies on the terraces is what this team and the club as a whole deserve.
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Post by The Tomahawk Kid » Thu Nov 17, 2016 2:27 pm

Pedro wrote:
Steeley wrote: Crikey I hope this isn't the view of many people, getting too big for our boots springs to mind.

Arrogance and Tranmere come to mind.
The team is still taking shape if a little one dimensional in style, pity we could not play another way as well so to include Ross Hannah.
We may call it a stadium but peeing up against a wall on the popular side on Tuesday smacks of the 1950s.
Tell that to Luton, Grimsby, Wrexham, etc etc...

IMO the FA Trophy has being devalued by the bigger clubs (and that should NOW include US). Think BIG. Think POSITIVE, for God's sake! I sometimes think that some on here still want us playing in the Northern Section... :roll:
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Post by russell_anderson » Thu Nov 17, 2016 3:24 pm

Pedro wrote:
Steeley wrote: Crikey I hope this isn't the view of many people, getting too big for our boots springs to mind.

Arrogance and Tranmere come to mind.
The team is still taking shape if a little one dimensional in style, pity we could not play another way as well so to include Ross Hannah.
We may call it a stadium but peeing up against a wall on the popular side on Tuesday smacks of the 1950s.
Not only that but this competition is one that Barrow have a chance of winning. The FA Cup is a money making exercise but we all know that it will almost certainly end either at Bristol or the round after. For non-league clubs the FA Trophy is the big cup competition and something the Division 1 and 2 clubs don't have because they have no chance of progressing far in the FA Cup either.

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Re: FA Trophy

Post by The Tomahawk Kid » Thu Nov 17, 2016 3:39 pm

russell_anderson wrote:
Pedro wrote:

Arrogance and Tranmere come to mind.
The team is still taking shape if a little one dimensional in style, pity we could not play another way as well so to include Ross Hannah.
We may call it a stadium but peeing up against a wall on the popular side on Tuesday smacks of the 1950s.
Not only that but this competition is one that Barrow have a chance of winning. The FA Cup is a money making exercise but we all know that it will almost certainly end either at Bristol or the round after. For non-league clubs the FA Trophy is the big cup competition and something the Division 1 and 2 clubs don't have because they have no chance of progressing far in the FA Cup either.
No it isn't .

Most of the top clubs in the National League field fringe team players from their squads and only if they make it to the later stages of the competition do they include first team regulars. It's viewed as being BIG by the lower clubs in our league and the North and South sections simply because it's their only chance of winning silverware.
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Re: FA Trophy

Post by Lancaster Branch » Thu Nov 17, 2016 3:46 pm

Grimsby and Wrexham have got to the final in recent years so either they are so brilliant that they can have a Trophy run without trying or they took it seriously and progressed accordingly.

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