I'm assuming that they're talking about Rotherham United's Will Vaulks's debut...
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Originally posted by Satchmo Distel View PostI'm also not sure if the result affects Scotland's ranking for future draws since they won their Nations League group. Do they still get a 3rd pot draw for 2022 and 2024 qualifiers?
2024 seedings will presumably determined by the 2022 Nations League. Depending on how they do in 2020 Scotland could be anywhere from League A to League C, meaning a seeding of anywhere from 1st to 39th.
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- Mar 2008
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- Revelling In The Hole
- England, Chelsea and Tooting and Mitcham. And Surrey CCC. And Wimbledon Dons Speedway (RIP)
- Nairn's Cheese Oatcake
Originally posted by ad hoc View PostOoh I've just noticed that one of the teams is now listed as "North Macedonia". New team spotter's badge
* When I worked for Reuters I was partly responsible for "Northern Cyprus" going out on data screens which led to some sort of protest from the Greek government or a Greek company - not too hot on the details, it was a long time ago. So, er, look out BBC.Last edited by Nocturnal Submission; 21-03-2019, 20:35.
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Originally posted by Ray de Galles View Post
Was it a deliberately experimental side or considered the strongest one he could pick given the available players?
The most experienced player in the starting XI (James Forrest) has more caps than his 10 team-mates combined.
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- Mar 2008
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- Crusaders FC, Norn Iron, not forgetting Serendib
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We're back. Maybe not enough to relieve Wouter's ennui .but Estonia were poor.
Macedonia is an electoral district in South Antrim District Council, fact fans. (There's a lighthouse of that name)
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Slovakia vs Hungary was played in Trnava. It's 40 minutes or so from Bratislava, and easier for Budapest-based Hungary fans to reach than it is for eastern Slovaks, and easier still for ethnic-Hungarian Slovak citizens. The (slightly bigger) new stadium in Bratislava wasn't quite ready at the time venues needed to be announced for this round of fixtures.
It seemed more relaxed in town and around the ground than I'd feared. Slovakia organise these games pretty well these days, and the national side don't quite seem to attract the sort of boneheads who follow the likes of Slovan Bratislava, or indeed Trnava themselves. That said, life is not exactly enriched by the 'ria, ria Hungaria' chant, still less by the 'Hungarians, get back over the Danube' standard response. Last night was also the first time I've heard the national anthems booed at a Slovakia game. And don't the Hungarian fans love their black tops? 80% of them at least must have been dressed that way.
Slovakia will have less than 72 hours to recover from this game before the Wales one. It looked a struggle at times, but they were worth the win. Wales must be wary of Albert Rusnak, who set up the first goal and scored the second. Ondrej Duda played up front and scored the first. His best position is behind the striker, but Slovakia have Hamsik for that. Pavol Safranko came on for the last few minutes.
Hungary didn't threaten much beyond one long-range effort and a couple of set-pieces. Their number 10, Istvan Kovacs, looked a good player, though he was the only one of the starting XI to play his club football in the Hungarian league.
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