Wembley v Welwyn Garden City. Can't be arsed to go to the Wealdstone trophy game...
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We'll win against Welwyn: Weekend matchgoing
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Burnley vs Arsenal. Assuming my dad gets my season ticket back from my step-brother.
I'm expecting a 2-0 Arsenal win, or yet another last-minute blatant offside / handball winner from Koscielny which is subsequently used as evidence that Arsenal are developing the grit they need to be champions.
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Wales v New Zealand in the rugby. The All Blacks have beaten us twenty-nine times in a row since 1953 and we are missing our three outstanding Lions who did so well against them in the summer through injury as well as other key players.
Making a Jolly Boys Outing of it with a full day in Cardiff prior with my dad, brother and a couple of mates so looking forward to it whatever the result. Hoping we follow Scotland’s lead last week in terms of performance and ambition at least.Last edited by Ray de Galles; 24-11-2017, 19:43.
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Originally posted by Ray de Galles View PostThe armchair one seems to have been almost unintentionally rolled in to one season-long TV-watching thread. It’s less satisfying for me personally but that’s the way it’s gone.
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FA Trophy against Warrington Town. They are a level below us in the NPL, but currently sat in second place. Other than that I couldn't tell you a fucking thing about them.
I'm pretty sure we'll lose by the odd goal scored late in the game because Andy Morrell hates cup competitions.
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Trnava vs Zilina in Slovakia. Top of the league vs champions. Still not likely to attract more than about 5,000 to the 18,000 capacity stadium. It was a lovely, sunny day in Glasgow last weekend for my visit to Queen's Park. Here there's been a damp, misty cold all week.
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Planning to do the Parkrun at Hyde Park (as in the park in Hyde) then, bearing in mind recent weather, a treble of football on 3G pitches, starting with Brushes Rangers Spartak v Baguely Athletic in the Manchester Saturday Morning League. Then it's on Moston Brook v Parrswood Celtic in the Lancashire & Cheshire League before Manchester Central v Chadderton Reserves in the Manchester League. To finish off the day I'll be going to basketball between Stockport Falcons and Manchester Magic's second team.
Sunday I might go to the handball between Liverpool and NEM Hawks.
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Again, in a thread of the interesting and down right exotic, Trnava, Zilina, North Village Rams and Somerset Trojans indeed, it's Shrewsbury v Bradford for me.
Seems like weeks since we were at home, because it is.
Despite our win at Rotherham last Saturday, it seems like we're on a bit of a slump. Talk of bickering among the players, Paul Hurst publicly having a go at players and three key players missing from a light squad.
Bradford to win, me to feel glad that we are on 40 points already and then convince myself that we can win 4 more games before April.
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Notts County v Colchester
Notts were very unimpressive the last time I saw them and I confess to knowing nothing about the current Colchester team. Maybe I’m in for a pleasant surprise.
And on Sunday
Nottingham Forest v Cardiff
I must be mad to subject myself to Neil Warnock for the second time in just over a week. Hoping that this time the ball remains in play for more than 50% of the game.
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