Wednesday, 19 August 2009
London Calling for The Real Latics
On Saturday The Real Latics travelled to Brisbane Road to play Leyton Orient and won 2-1, last night (Tuesday) The Real Latics returned to the Capital this time to play Millwall at The New Den.
Unfortunately Millwall won 2-0. For the full match report, click here
In ten days time The Real Latics are back in London as they take on Brentford at Griffin Park.
London CALLING indeed.
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Monday, 17 August 2009
Another Chance to 'BUY' A Dream
Two years My Football Club came into being where for £35, you could buy a stake into a Football Club of their choice and have a chance to voice your opinions - from kits, team selection - in fact own a share of the club.
The club My Football Club chose was Ebbsfleet United from the Blue Square conference.
Over the last couple of weeks I have become a bit of a 'twitterer.' Through 'twittering' I came across another club that is heading the same way.
The Chairman wants to sell his share of the club, so interpid fans of Scottish League side Stirling Albion have set up a trust to allow football fans from all the world, to buy a stake into the trust for a princely sum of £40.
Please click on the banner at the top right of this page for more information.
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Sunday, 16 August 2009
Bardon Hill Sports Through to The FA Cup Preliminary Round
After an exciting 3-2 victory over Arnold Town in the FA Cup extra Preliminary round yesterday, Bardon Hill Sports FC FA Cup reward is an away trip to Coalville Town who themselves won an exciting encounter, 3-2 against Barrow Town.
Click here for all of the FA Cup results, so far.
Tie to be played over the weekend of 28/29/30th August.
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Friday, 14 August 2009
The FA Cup Team to Follow Has Been Chosen.
Since the beginning of August there has been a 'fun' game to select a 'team to follow' in this year's FA Cup which begins tonight with the Extra Premliminary Round.
Due to an overwhelming number of votes (precisely NIL) it was down to the editor (ie me) to decide the match number and therefore the team to follow, all the way to Wembley to the FA Cup Final next May, 2010.
For your information and to prove there were no underhand tactics or 'backhanders' involved, the number chosen was 69 (my favourite number) which related to the match between Bardon Hill Sports and Arnold Town.
As Bardon Hill Sports is the Home team, they are the FA Cup team to follow until they get knocked out of the competition then their victors become the team to follow and so on and so, until the two finalists are known at Wembley.
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Thursday, 13 August 2009
Teams To Watch Out For - Part III - Carling Cup
Three teams we are following were in Carling Cup action this week, two won and one was beaten.
In the battle of the 'Hamptons,' South beat North 2-0, Ipswich won 4-2 on penalties after drawing 3-3 away at Shrewsbury and finally Notts County lost at home to Championship side, Doncaster Rovers.
In the next round, Southampton are at home to Birmingham and Ipswich are away at Peterborough.
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Wednesday, 12 August 2009
Specsavers INNIT?!?! Ferdinand and Barry
As I write this, the England team are flying back from Amsterdam after their 2-2 draw with Holland.
Before Rio Ferdinand and Gareth Barry report back to their respective training grounds, I hope they make a diversion to their local Specsavers for a couple of tests.
1) General eye-sight
2) Colour blindness
INNIT?!?!
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Tuesday, 11 August 2009
Carling Cup 2009/10
The 2009/10 Carling Cup kicked off last night as Leeds United beat Darlington at the Darlington Arena, 1-0.
There is more Carling Cup action tonight and you can FOLLOW all the scores here.
For a full list of fixtures, click here.
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