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Otsemobor did really well for the first goal, even if he did handle the ball to bring it down. Really impressed with him today.

[quote user="Smudger"][quote user="Norwich"]Watch out for Brighton, my dark horses. Also don''t under estimate a team called Norwich City! [;)] Gillingham have got a decent squad as well![/quote] Most people seem to have written off the promoted sides from League 2 for this coming season. I too think that Gillingham as well as Brentford could go well, especially if they manage to cling on to Simeon Jackson. [/quote]It''s a good point, there is usually at least one of the promoted sides who cause problems to the top teams

The positions of the linesmen is dependent on which diagonal the Ref prefers to run, the majority prefer to run the diagonal which means the assistant on the dugout side won''t run toward teh Barclay,.

The showings at the end of last season were awful and there is no way he should''ve got the job, but on paper he''s done a good job getting players in for the new season. He has the players to get promotion but is he the man to get the best out of them? it remains to be seen.

[quote user="Soldier on"]He might not be slow but he is certainly not quick & wiggins has only played once for palace so we cant rely on him? Would still like to see Adomah from Barnet [/quote]Wiggins played a few times for Bournemouth last season and they reckon he was very good.

Spanish passport

http://www.mailonsunday.co.uk/sport/football/article-1199063/Charlton-brink-40m-debt-set-scupper-takeover-bid.htmlCharlton on the brink as £40m debt is set to scupper takeover bidBy SPORTSMAIL REPORTER Last updated at 9:17 PM on 11th July 2009 Charlton are poised to be the next club to fall into administration, with a takeover bid on the brink of collapse because of debts of up to £40m. A group of local businessmen who had been in talks about a £30m buy-out were alarmed to discover the extent of the League One club''s liabilities. A source close to the bid said last night: ''The club are going through a slow, painful death. In strict business terms, a club with 10 fewer points, but millions of pounds less debt would be a far more attractive proposition.''

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Curo could prove useful next season. League 1 is more likely his level.

[quote user="Jumpers for Goalposts"][quote user="norfolkchance1"]Have Total Network and Solutions and Airbus Uk in wales done this?[/quote]I think you are right, but, I''m not sure if there squads are full time professionals or not.[/quote]TNS are full time, Airbus are part time. TNS are now called The New Saints though as Total Network Solutions no longer exists as a company.

Nedergaard''s long range effort. Can''t remember who it was agaisnt though

Used to play football with Habba, quality player. Always looked like he was going to make it and let''s hope he makes a claim for a first team spot before too long.

[quote user="Willmeister"][quote user="jas the barclay king"][quote user="Gingerpele"]personally i am moe exited about the 29th of june :D its my 17th Birthday,  i can learn to drive and stuff :P[/quote] isn''t it funny how at 16 you can play the lottery, die for your contry, become a parent, and get a full time job.. but you cant drink, cant drive, cant smoke i believe too... what a backwards country we live in.... jas :) [/quote]I''m pretty certain you have to be 18 to join the army.[/quote]16 to join up but can''t be sent away to fight until you''re 18 I believe.

[quote user="CANARYCHARGE"][quote user="NCFC_Thain"]Thanks for running this was a good day, even if we failed to beat the Canary Fairies.[/quote]hello mate, i did try to come find you but i was so busy!!! canary fairys were 3 off my brothers!!! proper muppets...bless! hope you enjoyed it???? was it your team with valderrama in goal???anyway thanks for your support![/quote]Yep that was us. We peppered the fairies goals for the entire second half but that ball just would not go in.

Thanks for running this was a good day, even if we failed to beat the Canary Fairies.

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[quote user="CANARYCHARGE"][quote user="WeAreYellows49"]So are the numbers still growing?[/quote] i have 11 confirmed teams....waiting on a few so should be good, also got 12 stall holders with arts and crafts![/quote]Finally remembered to post the application form.

[quote user="GeeBee"]. Just as an aside, can anyone name any other right-backs, who can also play left-back, centre-back and as a defensive midfielder? Would be good to know what type of player we''ve missed out on, given that I know so little about this swiss army penknife of lower league football.[/quote]Jamie Carragher?

[quote user="CANARYCHARGE"]yep![/quote]The money will be on the way tomorrow. Looking forward to it.

[quote user="jas the barclay king"]wasn''t in the Northern Ireland squad despite being highly rated by Worthers and fit too... was he on other business? jas :) [/quote]Many regulars were missing from the team. Worthy was experimenting with fringe players and youngsters.

Scampi nick nacks are the greatest crisps ever created. He is forgiven.

I''m not sure why many people seem to think we''ll be a shoe in to go far. It will be largely a reserve team competing in it, it''s not a competition the majority of League 1 clubs take seriously

[quote user="Things are looking up "]Thank Gunn? I believe Roeder sent Loops away! His one good loan signing.[/quote]It was one of Gunn''s first acts as manager

[quote user="LQ"]Does anyone know for sure when they have to have a new owner by?Is it the day fixtures are announced (mid-June) or is it the day the season kicks off? And surely someone would have to come up from League Two to make up the numbers (and so on down the leagues)? [/quote]I believe it''s similar to the Darlington situation, if they go bust before 23rd June (which I believe is the offical end of the season) then the team in the last relegation place stays up, if they go bust after 23rd June the league starts with 1 less team.

An irrelevant fact: Lee Hughes converted to Islam whilst inside.