jackalbion
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Possibly Haringey Borough v Hornchurch, but if my mate can't be bothered then I probably won't can't really seem to find a pub near the ground that takes away fans, so that might be the factor.
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Possibly Haringey Borough v Hornchurch, but if my mate can't be bothered then I probably won't can't really seem to find a pub near the ground that takes away fans, so that might be the factor.
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A rowdy lot the Hornchurch Ultras are they? lol. Us travelling YMCA fans never have that problem in pubs, then again you can probably count us all on the fingers of one hand.
stewart12
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that's a shame, I've swung by a couple of their games using the excuse of taking my son to the nearby playground
half decent crowds (possibly helped by the fact that it's free)
jackalbion
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A rowdy lot the Hornchurch Ultras are they? lol. Us travelling YMCA fans never have that problem in pubs, then again you can probably count us all on the fingers of one hand.
My hand or Dan Burn's hand?
..... and the Social Club's open!
Roadrunner
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Still no nearer knowing whether Littlehampton will be playing in the FA Vase 5th Round next weekend.
https://www.pitchero.com/clubs/littlehamptontown/news/buildbase-fa-vase-fifth-round-update-2680161.html
Roadrunner
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Although, reading this in the local rag, I'm not sure the result will be much different to the game at Newham if we do end up playing Brockenhurst....
“It’s frustrating that we will be missing Tom Biggs, Ryan Peake and George Gaskin through suspension, and we’ve had a setback with Joe Benn as well." Fifty-goal Benn dislocated his shoulder in the Newham game and is unlikely to play again for a month or so.
That's their best four players
jackalbion
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Oakwood v Mile Oak called off at half time, that’s Oakwood ticked off, and not going back in a rush.
Why was it called off?
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Roadrunner
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Crucial 3-1 win for Littlehampton at home to Peacehaven, taking The Marigolds 7 points clear at the top of the SCFL Prem. Not a great deal between the sides, little bit of extra quality in the final third for the home side was the difference. Young left back on loan from Worthing (Kyle O'Brien) looks a decent prospect. Quite a few new faces around the squad at present, as injuries and suspensions continue to take their toll. Couple of big cup games against tough opposition to enjoy next, at home to Brockenhurst (Vase) and Chichester City (RUR Cup). Joe Benn an unused substitute today, maybe he's closer to a return than we had been led to believe....
milliepops
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I was also at Woodside. As poor as Wingate were they could have gone ahead in the opening minutes. Their day summed up as their 9 lashed his shot out for a throw in from a tight angle!
After that it was one way traffic. Fine team goal to break the deadlock, Callum Kealy with the finish.
Ollie made it 2 which it remained till half time.
Second half goal from Racine, Pattenden and 2 more for Ollie completed the rout.
Welcome midweek off before a crucial run of games including Stortford away, Kingstonian and Enfield at home before the end of the month.
milliepops
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Seen Kyle play a few times for Worthing U18s and the occasional run out for the first team.
Very good prospect who likes to get forward when he can. Hinsh rates him very highly.
keaton
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Very windy game at the Dripping Pan. No real football for 30 mins then two excellent Lewes goals. Second half worse, with a goal out of nothing for Eat Thurrock with half hour to go. Another half hour of nothingness followed by an 89th minute goal for Lewes immediately followed by a penalty that was soft by LaLiga standards. In the end 3-2 to Lewes which sounds a lot better than it was to watch
Yes, rather cold too. Chicken and mushroom pie and cup of tea was better than much of the football. Crowd 808, ref gave a very soft pen and the north side linesman didn't have a clue. East Thurrock were poor in places and lucky in others. Think they'll struggle to avoid relegation as they have a run of games :- Hornchurch, Carlshalton, Folkestone, Enfield, Worthing and Kingstonian. They're in for a right battering.
Very happy for Lewes to pick up all 3 points today and keep in the chasing pack. Role on 5th March Rooks v Rebels at the Pan Siro, should see crowd over 1500.
MattBackHome
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First two Lewes goals were lovely, shame they didn't turn up in the second half. Really clung on for a time there and will be delighted with the 3 points.
I enjoyed the East Thurrock assistant kicking off. Also notable was Casey Petitt's parents hurling abuse at the Lewes bench when he nabbed the third. Seems they're somewhat nonplussed about their precious boy languishing on the bench.
I'd forgotten about the East Thurrock Assistant kicking off, it was hilarious and yes the first two Lewes goals were glorious. I missed Casey's parents, but will look out for this next time he's on the bench.
Will definitely wear thermals and a warmer coat next time, although I think next Lewes game clashes with Burnley so I'll be at Amex on my nice padded seat!
jackalbion
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Got the quaint Selsey FC ticked off today, watched Chichester & Selsey Ladies take on Plymouth Argyle, there was a small contingent of Plymouth Supporters, long way to travel!
