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Re: Capital One Cup 2015/2016
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Tue Aug 25, 2015 9:22 pmby Aidan11
budgetmeansbudget wrote:Cheers for the link but I haven't got wifi where I am at the moment and I'd drain all my data watching it on my phone. 0-4 should be safe to say we're through to the next round!
We almost scored from a free kick there. Our first shot at goal.
Re: Capital One Cup 2015/2016
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Tue Aug 25, 2015 9:29 pmby dan08
Charlton played just scored from 35 yards.
Re: Capital One Cup 2015/2016
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Tue Aug 25, 2015 9:30 pmby Aidan11
We've had another shot. Nearly scored too.
Re: Capital One Cup 2015/2016
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Tue Aug 25, 2015 9:43 pmby Aidan11
All over. A footballing lesson given.
Re: Capital One Cup 2015/2016
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Tue Aug 25, 2015 10:46 pmby dan08
Charlton away to Palace next round. Tasty!
Two other local derbies too - Spurs v Arsenal, Villa v Birmingham.
Re: Capital One Cup 2015/2016
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Tue Aug 25, 2015 11:25 pmby sussexpob
dan08 wrote:Charlton away to Palace next round. Tasty!
Two other local derbies too - Spurs v Arsenal, Villa v Birmingham.
Palace dont care about Charlton.... its the Seagulls and Millwall that is their derbies
Re: Capital One Cup 2015/2016
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Tue Aug 25, 2015 11:50 pmby dan08
sussexpob wrote:dan08 wrote:Charlton away to Palace next round. Tasty!
Two other local derbies too - Spurs v Arsenal, Villa v Birmingham.
Palace dont care about Charlton.... its the Seagulls and Millwall that is their derbies
They definitely do. Millwall is the main derby but there's still a fairly big rivalry with Charlton.
Re: Capital One Cup 2015/2016
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Wed Aug 26, 2015 12:28 amby Alviro Patterson
Gingerfinch wrote:In the IOW, budget?
Hartlepool can concentrate on the league now, Aidan
Not quite the League Cup, but Hartlepool United are 200/1 to win the Johnstone Paints Trophy with Bet365. I think that is generous odds even with League One heavyweights Barnsley, Bradford, Sheffield United and Wigan occupying the North Group. More often than not the "bigger clubs" exit early doors and a less fashionable club tends to progress, why not Hartlepool under a resurgent Ronnie Moore?
Re: Capital One Cup 2015/2016
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Wed Aug 26, 2015 8:45 amby Aidan11
Alviro Patterson wrote:Gingerfinch wrote:In the IOW, budget?
Hartlepool can concentrate on the league now, Aidan
Not quite the League Cup, but Hartlepool United are 200/1 to win the Johnstone Paints Trophy with Bet365. I think that is generous odds even with League One heavyweights Barnsley, Bradford, Sheffield United and Wigan occupying the North Group. More often than not the "bigger clubs" exit early doors and a less fashionable club tends to progress, why not Hartlepool under a resurgent Ronnie Moore?
We have Sheff U first up so I reckon that is where our interest ends.
Re: Capital One Cup 2015/2016
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Wed Aug 26, 2015 9:42 pmby Aidan11
Quite a match at Barnsley.
Re: Capital One Cup 2015/2016
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Tue Sep 22, 2015 9:00 pmby Aidan11
Sunderland getting torn apart at home.
How long before Advocaat walks away?
Re: Capital One Cup 2015/2016
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Tue Sep 22, 2015 9:34 pmby budgetmeansbudget
Aidan11 wrote:Sunderland getting torn apart at home.
How long before Advocaat walks away?
Winning the second half.
Re: Capital One Cup 2015/2016
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Tue Sep 22, 2015 9:36 pmby Aidan11
budgetmeansbudget wrote:Aidan11 wrote:Sunderland getting torn apart at home.
How long before Advocaat walks away?
Winning the second half.
Too little too late.
The rumours coming out of Sunderland are that there is no harmony or desire from the players.
Whoever is in charge come January needs to have a major turnover in the transfer market.
Re: Capital One Cup 2015/2016
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Wed Sep 23, 2015 9:41 pmby budgetmeansbudget
And now Newcastle knocked out at home by lower league opposition.
Liverpool being held at home by Carlisle. Rumours are that if they lose tonight Rodgers will be sacked.
Re: Capital One Cup 2015/2016
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Wed Sep 23, 2015 9:54 pmby Aidan11
Carlisle have taken it to extra time.
Rogers is probably gone anyway. Ancelotti or Klopp likely to replace him.