Makes me think that the club did not want/not ready for promotion and thats why they never strengthened in the January.conquistador wrote: ↑Thu Oct 05, 2017 9:51 am I think the main problem is most people see where we were last January and, with a few additions, could probably have gone on and finished in a higher position, maybe even promoted. This was our best ever chance and everything since then seems to have been a step backwards
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To be accurate it's 13 steps backwards at the moment!conquistador wrote: ↑Thu Oct 05, 2017 9:51 am I think the main problem is most people see where we were last January and, with a few additions, could probably have gone on and finished in a higher position, maybe even promoted. This was our best ever chance and everything since then seems to have been a step backwards
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That must have been quite a journey from southern parts! I doff my cap to yourself and your fellow travelers.Steelworks End wrote: ↑Wed Oct 04, 2017 7:39 pm Result apart, it was a cracking day out at Hartlepool yesterday, with a number of Barrow supporters staying overnight; we were still putting the Holker Street world to rights in a local hostelry until well after midnight - much coffee was needed at breakfast today!
The Rat Race micropub on the railway station was well worth a visit for a couple of pints of local (well, local to Barrow - it was from Coniston) ale, and to be greeted by the question "Whereabouts in Barrow do you come from?". It turned out that the owner's wife was a Barrow lass and he knew the town - and Ulverston - very well. In fact the glasses he was using originated at an Ulverston beer festival!
A couple of Barrow fans living in Teeside couldn't make the journey due to a rail strike!
I seems Barrow had the better of them on the night. Could our fortunes be changing?
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The dire tribe?
Were they the Native Americans who died out as a result of using bows and Flumps rather than bows and arrows?
Remains to be seen.
Quite possibly. A lot of potential in this team.
Again, quite possibly.
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Possibly ,maybe ,if ands pots and pans.Better equal - not yet
Yes remains to be seen .
Keep up!
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Very unlikely we will win a game comfortably this season
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Lots of games yet. When the injuries are sorted we will be stronger. A short good run will bail us out. End of November key date to review?
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Don't do it. It's a bloody new ball game. Light years beyond Vanarama National league. Don't underestimate EFL league 2.
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The best forwards in this league like direct play
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Most are target men up the top end of the scoring charts, and it was the same last season.
Decent footballers don't make it this far down, If they do they go back up again. Its all about physicality or spending loads on high quality footballers so they aren't tempted away.
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Grant Holt loves a direct ball
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Not sure he's ready to take on a manager's job yet.
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We need Bluebird Passion, send these loan players packing too
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