Yeah agreed, I am abit harsh haha, only because they were my pick to win it, definitely didn't expect Thornton to beat them that's all, long way to go.Quote:
Originally Posted by LongSufferingFan
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Yeah agreed, I am abit harsh haha, only because they were my pick to win it, definitely didn't expect Thornton to beat them that's all, long way to go.Quote:
Originally Posted by LongSufferingFan
Would've thought the team's would've picked up on it being GF day when the draw was released yonks ago and made a request to change then.Quote:
Originally Posted by Retro Jet
Hope u didn't watch Kahibah play at Thornton. Thornton was the only team trying to play football that day. Kahibah sat back and try'd to play the counter attack but lacked direction at times and punch in the final third.Quote:
Originally Posted by LongSufferingFan
No I didn't. I don't go as far as Thornton on my holidays...Quote:
Originally Posted by onlooker
Saw Kahibah play Belswans though and thought that was very competitive from two teams that will be thereabouts at the end of the season.
Baillie still coaching Singleton ?
Nope, Dave Willoughby is now I thinkQuote:
Originally Posted by GO AWAY
I believe he is now at University ZPL.Quote:
Originally Posted by GO AWAY
For NPL and WPL Northern did let clubs know that if both clubs agreed then kick off times for games could be moved forward to ensure players were able to watch the GF. Not sure if they extended that to NEWFM but if they did obviously at least one team in each fixture declined, or the clubs never got back to Northern in time.Quote:
Originally Posted by Retro Jet
The courtesy was extended to NewFM clubs, I spoke to people from both clubs in our fixture and we both decided to keep the times as normal.
these games will be better than the gf anywayQuote:
Originally Posted by Retro Jet
Thornton beat Toronto 6-2 in firsts today
Toronto seem to be struggling with results the past 3 weeks, lakes westy and now Thornton?
any predictions out there? current top 4 looks set just a matter of who finishes 1-4
yeah from what I can see the top 4 are locked in... Kahibah have a good squad and some good names, and the exp of wallsend will be key like last year!
Relegation battle- Toronto possibly and maybe Cessnock? both 4 teams all seem the same
I'll have a go. In order:Quote:
Originally Posted by The Cookaburra Kid
1. Lakes
2. Kahibah
3. Belswans
4. Cookers
Reason for leaving out Wallsend is I haven't been impressed with them this year.
They haven't been able to repeat their form of last year - a draw against struggling Southy at home underlines my point.
There next three games are crucial - lose all three and they drop out of the top four.
Singo at Singo wednesday night
Kahibar at Kahibar on Sunday
Belswans at the dog track sunday week.
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Originally Posted by LongSufferingFan
fair call! wallsend have the players to win on the day IMO
cookers in the top 4 though? reasons?
sitting in 6th at present? seemed to stop the goals leaking at the back going on a few recent results! And apparently was a good hit out when they played lakes
I must have watched a different Kahibah or they were missing players because the game I watched against Thornton there is no way I would have said they would be a top 4 team. Maybe Thornton played out of their skins that day I'm not sure but Kahibah never looked in it.
Except pretty much Lakes, any team on their day can beat almost every other team, the table might not show it but it is one of the closest NewFM in years.
Have I missed something?Quote:
Originally Posted by BigSam
Or maybe south Cardiff are improving, why would you rate kahibah after being belted by Thornton then a last minute winner against singleton, not much form thereQuote:
Originally Posted by LongSufferingFan
Only relagation battle is happening off the field with clubs applying for the NPL restructure.Quote:
Originally Posted by BigSam