Fixtures & Results - Friday 12/Saturday 13 November

[Rhodes]

What i am saying in short is YOU ARE BORING

I've been saying that a while now about Ref Off Ref, the silly thing is that he seems quite knowledgable about the beautiful game at this level so it's a shame he's being so childish

[syd_lexic]

Most people on here know who NF is.

All this MK mafia b0ll0ck$ is getting a bit boring.

Padbury are having a good season, getting involved in petty rows on forums won't win you any fans & neither will threatening posters because they dare to write something you don't agree with. Sometimes a bit of humility can work in your favour.

[ref off ref]

Okay, okay, will leave you lot alone, I apologise for having bored people or gone ott or gone on and on every post about just how good Padbury are.

You enjoy your forum and I will leave it be maybe to some point in the New Year, don't mean to offend but some get away with it, some don't.

Good luck then to all for the season wherever your football is...oh and for those who ask is Ref off Ref the name I hide behind, my true identity was revealed some time back and I didn't deny it, shame not every can be so upfront and honest.

Adios peeps

[Rhodes]

Okay, okay, will leave you lot alone

Ref Off Ref - You really are a childish bloke aren't you, now you pick up your ball and go home just because you've been pulled up on something. Why not just post about football as that will be well received rather than the other nonsense, how is your lad getting on at Padbury for example and do you think he will stay with the Club for the forseeable future, if he is as good as I'm hearing then he may want to broaden his horizons and move to a higher level.

[NeutralFan]

Name & address on rout...let's c how big u r wen we KNOW who u r...silly boy

 

 

Pretty much everyone on this forum knows who I am, it's no secret ... if it makes so much difference to you I'll send it via PM, you only have to ask nicely rather than get all aggressive.

 

I'm just wondering how quoting your website makes me 'big'.

 

 

 

 

 

[bicknell]

Okay, okay, will leave you lot alone

Ref Off Ref - You really are a childish bloke aren't you, now you pick up your ball and go home just because you've been pulled up on something. Why not just post about football as that will be well received rather than the other nonsense, how is your lad getting on at Padbury for example and do you think he will stay with the Club for the forseeable future, if he is as good as I'm hearing then he may want to broaden his horizons and move to a higher level.

 

 

tom is a very good keeper and i agree he could play at alot higher level but lets just hope his future lies with us . he doesn'thave it easy mind we have 4 keepers with us every week one beeing our keeper coach all 3 on match day are top draw keepers so he has to work like every one else for his shirt but he is just training and playing better than the others for the mo . jaime bewick who was with oxford city last season is keeping him on his toes .

[Rhodes]

Craig Bicknell - Why couldn't Ref Off Ref have made an excellent post like that instead of all his un-necessary nonsense about toilets

[Rhodes]

Saturday 13 November

FA Vase Second Round Proper

2 1 Stotfold v Whitton United

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A report on this one from another's Forum:

 

Saturday 13th November 2010 @3pm

FA Vase 2nd Round

Stotfold v Whitton United 2-1

Admission: £5

Programme: £1 (20pp)

Hot Drinks: 50p (in a mug)

Chip Butty: 60p

I had pencilled in a visit to Roker Park since I saw Stotfold play away to Colney Heath earlier this season. The away supporters were a friendly bunch that day and I’m pleased to say, hold out the welcome to visitors today also. Whitton brought their team; committee and supporters on a coach and some supporters were obviously treating the day like a jolly boy’s beano, with good banter between all in the clubhouse.

The ground is located up a track off The Green, turning right at The Crown on Avenue Road. The admissions hut and programme table is on the entrance to the car park, situated behind the near goal. The clubhouse and changing room building is to the left of the goal, with the tea hut near the corner flag. There is hard standing around the railed off, flat pitch and dugouts are situated on the right touchline. There is a seated stand (Bill Clegg stand) on the left touchline and an area of covered standing shed like adjacent to the main stand. The ground is tightly enclosed with the only room for development being behind the goal.

The first half was mostly dictated by Stotfold, I cannot recall a shot on target by Whitton throughout the half. The home no9 was a menace and had the ball in the net on 15 mins but was ruled to have pulled the centre backs shirt. They soon took the lead in the 23rd minute following a sustained home pressure when their captain got the last touch. There were several chances for the home side but the finishing just wasn’t accurate. The right winger was a menace on the ball but his distribution let him down.

Whitton had the necessary kick up the backside at half time and the 2nd half was a more even contest. Not before Stotfold number 10 had doubled their lead and then gave the initiative away, sitting back, and then conceding a penalty which resulted in a straight red for the home centre back after bringing down the striker. NO9 dusted himself off and took the penalty himself, only to be foiled by a great save to the low right by the 40year old keeper. He made amends a few minutes later by pulling a goal back and the last 15 minutes was tense for the home supporters but despite 2 good efforts being matched by the keeper, Stotfold progress to the next round.

It was an enjoyable day and a nice ground to visit.