Barrow v Carlisle
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Methuselah
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Barrow v Carlisle
It,s a bit quiet on here about tomorrows game,how do you think we will do?Personally I just hope the Bluebirds show Carlisle how good they really are.I would just like them to avenge our defeat at their place and the more goals we score against them the better.
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I would like to see some goals, so I am saying 2-2, but my head says 0-0. I am coming up for the match and want to see us avenge the second half embarrassment up there in January. Let’s make sure we end the season battling in every match, against 3 teams who still have a lot to play for.
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It was a very strange game at Brunton Park. An even first half ended with that astonishingly offside goal then the second half contained a number of occasions when our defenders were at sixxes and sevens, with predictable outcomes. I still don't really understand what the causes were.
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Once we went a goal down at Carlisle we played a more open game, which allowed Carlisle to pick us off. I think that the way to get a result against them is to play very conservatively, keeping players in position and behind the ball when not in possession.Hadrian wrote: ↑Fri Apr 21, 2023 10:43 pm It was a very strange game at Brunton Park. An even first half ended with that astonishingly offside goal then the second half contained a number of occasions when our defenders were at sixxes and sevens, with predictable outcomes. I still don't really understand what the causes were.
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Correct PetePastor wrote: ↑Sat Apr 22, 2023 1:35 amOnce we went a goal down at Carlisle we played a more open game, which allowed Carlisle to pick us off. I think that the way to get a result against them is to play very conservatively, keeping players in position and behind the ball when not in possession.Hadrian wrote: ↑Fri Apr 21, 2023 10:43 pm It was a very strange game at Brunton Park. An even first half ended with that astonishingly offside goal then the second half contained a number of occasions when our defenders were at sixxes and sevens, with predictable outcomes. I still don't really understand what the causes were.
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Re: Barrow v Carlisle
Just beat them, Don’t care how.. 
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I just hope we produce football that is worth watching in front of a big crowd. Barrow 3-1 Carlisle.
If Warren is in the team please do not let him play as part of the defense
If Warren is in the team please do not let him play as part of the defense
Just say no to VAR 
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I would just like to see an improved performance from the last Derby from our small squad and hope that the idiots that follow both sides behave themselves so at the end of game we are discussing the match and not flares coins etc being thrown or any other disorder in or outside ground.Don’t believe that just sitting in can sustain us for 90 mins but if we could score have something to hold on to..I would be fairly happy with draw today given all the circumstances..
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PW has mentioned the small squad. With the Northern Premier League season finishing today BSB and Pawel Zuk will be available for the last two games to adda little depth. By a twist of fate they will actually face each other in the last game today at the (soon to be re-named) Giant Axe.
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Giant Axe, great name for a football ground.
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Is this game on BT sports?
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Think we might sneak it. Carlisle really need to be going for the win as they don’t want to be stuck in the lottery of the play offs. That hopefully will let us sneak a winner
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Should get Benny back I personally think he is a great player and would flourish in our teamSKIPPER wrote: ↑Sat Apr 22, 2023 9:18 am PW has mentioned the small squad. With the Northern Premier League season finishing today BSB and Pawel Zuk will be available for the last two games to adda little depth. By a twist of fate they will actually face each other in the last game today at the (soon to be re-named) Giant Axe.
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