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McCarthy targets Trophy glory

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"McCarthy unfortunately picked up a knock to the ankle in last night's 3-0 defeat to Rushden & Diamonds, so the captain could be a doubt for Saturday's second leg".

He explained: "I've managed to pick up a niggle to the ankle so it's not 100 percent I'll play."

From the article above.

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McCarthy unfortunately picked up a knock to the ankle in last night's 3-0 defeat to Rushden & Diamonds, so the captain could be a doubt for Saturday's second leg


Was that in the warm up then?


I heard he tripped over one of the teacups, that Liam was throwing around the changing room! whistle
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Sorry Capt. lulling them into a false sense of security....I get it, last nights performance part of the plan too.....excellently executed.....mum's the word.


Misinformation.....all part of the cunning plan Wilson....pretending Big John couldn't score from 8 yards....a masterstroke !! McPhee practising for the Red Bull event ( forget what it's called !)would have confused all the spys present !!

Here's a question for someone in the know......I read a comment on the Sh*ts forum something like " when we play them on a full size pitch".....our pitch looks pretty big to me ? or is it an illusion ? Is Sh*ts pitch much bigger than ours ( not having been there ) or was the writer looking for further reasons that they lost 3-1 ?

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Was that in the warm up then?


They warmed up for that......I was unfortunate enough to get there just before kick-off so probably missed the best bit (apart from McPhee's simulation of simulation....stupid but brought a smile and the inevitable booking).

Didn't think McCarthy was likely to play so I guess its just a bit of mis-reporting.
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Here's a question for someone in the know......I read a comment on the Sh*ts forum something like " when we play them on a full size pitch".....our pitch looks pretty big to me ? or is it an illusion ? Is Sh*ts pitch much bigger than ours ( not having been there ) or was the writer looking for further reasons that they lost 3-1 ?

Cheers,


According to the BSP website their pitch is 5 yards longer and 4 yards wider (A=117x76 E=112x72) so probably not noticeably bigger .......but the penalty areas would be the same size laugh
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Misinformation.....all part of the cunning plan Wilson....pretending Big John couldn't score from 8 yards....a masterstroke !! McPhee practising for the Red Bull event ( forget what it's called !)would have confused all the spys present !!


Cheers,


Red Bull Flugtag? Not sure of spelling!
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