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2020/21 Football Season.

We lost 1-0 @ Wemberleyyyy..
We had a go, but couldn't score.

Onwards, back to league action, Grimsby @ home Wednesday.
 
Yippee Rotherscum lost tonight. Now its our turn to beat the Owls tomorrow night. Rotherscum will still have 4 games in hand though.
 
Oh well done we bagged an equalizer to draw 1-1. Now that's scuppered the Owls. They are staring at League 1. Onwards and upwards. We got a rest now till Easter Saturday(April 3rd)
 
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Grim day,
Grim fixture,
Grim game,
Grim result,
Grim night,

0-0 at Grimsby! (Grim!)

Keep safe. (Don't be grim!)
 
Good luck to all those teams playing today. We haven't a game this week. It gives Rotherham a chance to play one of their 4 games in hand and with any luck they'll lose it. Next week is the Internationals so we have 2 weeks to prepare for our Easter Saturday clash with Bogey team Brentford.
 
A scrappy boring 2-1 win.
Two penalties won it for us.
Can't remember when we had two penalties ever!
Well done the referee.

Yay.
 
Oh dear that's not good. Rotherscum won so now they are 7 points behind us with 3 games in hand. We play them on 10th April.
 
Hi guys. Google the meaning of dodgy. My family particularly like the last definition.
 
zand said:
Hi guys. Google the meaning of dodgy. My family particularly like the last definition.
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Regardless of how talented their players are and how good a manager and of course the lifestyle, they keep making a complete mess of it!

Dodgy overpaid prima donnas!
 
Former England striker Frank Worthington has died aged 72 following a long illness.

Worthington, who won eight England caps and scored twice for the national team, began his career at Huddersfield Town.

He went on to make more than 200 appearances for Leicester City and played for clubs including Bolton, Birmingham City, Southampton, Leeds United and Sunderland.

Yep he was a super star in his own right. He played some fantastic football while he was with us. RIP Frank. Gone but not forgotten.
 
He became manager of Rovers and also played for us.
Legend player, one who never trained and was a joy to watch.
Many Rovers fans have said that he is one of the classiest players to play for us, and he certainly knew where the goal was.

RIP Frank.
 
Colchester tonight, on the betting we are odds on favourites to win because of the form guide. Let's see how much they really know about footie.
Good luck to all our teams.
 
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