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yeah what di dhe say then WW??

 

He loves that type of game?? Didn't stop crying and whingeing the whole time..hahah think he is a decent player but shouldn't get involved mouthing off and that.. just let his football do the talking.. I forget how many times I heard shout from behind the dug out of "we'll see them after the game and all that" laughable.. He may say he loved it but striaght up was lucky WW..pity u weren't there would have been a laugh to have had some on the pitch banter with you as well...

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CHERRY RED RECORDS COMBINED COUNTIES LEAGUE PREMIER DIVISION

TUESDAY 31 OCTOBER 2006

WEMBLEY 1 (0) EGHAM TOWN 0 (0)

 

Well, this was a long way from the delights of watching Sparta Praha at the excellent Toyota Arena, where entry for a damn good seat at the halfway line costs £3.75, the programme (A3 size, all colour, all glossy) costs the same as ours and two mega drinks and two chocolate bars can be had for £2.35. Praha beat Brno 2-0 and deserved it; on a considerably colder night in London Wembley did not, at all, deserve their win. On my return to match secretary duties Jack McKinlay told me that I was not to go away again – in my absence three straight losses and only one goal had kept the points total at 22, but, strangely, given that we have now lost five on the spin, we are still in 6th place. The trouble is we are a long way behind Chipstead, and on Saturday travel to Ash United, unbeaten this season and with a defence so mean that they only let one goal at most per game. Against that we have not scored in the last three now, but should have done just that late in the first half. Marcus Moody had taken on almost the entire back line in one of his scintillating runs, beating three defenders before keeper Lee Pearce hit him with both feet. Referee Piotr Blasczyk pointed to the spot (and failed to take any action against the keeper), but Liam O’Leary scuffed his kick and Pearce dived to his right to turn the ball away. That was the culmination of a superb first half performance by the away team, the fluency and determination shown being given added weight by the strange circumstances surrounding the start of the match. Mr Blasczyk was so late in getting to the ground that he turned up ten minutes prior to the scheduled start. Notwithstanding this he insisted on a 7.45 start (eventually we started eight minutes late), much to chagrin of Messrs. Bennett and McKinlay. Their point was that the referee’s late arrival meant that planning the warm-up was, particularly on the first really cold night this autumn, hindered – they did not want the players warmed up only for them to sit around waiting for kick off. A request for a delay to 8 p.m. was turned down flat, despite one assistant referee indicating, prior to the referee’s arrival, that should the referee not turn up and a third official having to be found within Wembley FC, 8 p.m. would be the start time. I wrote to Stuart Collins, the Referees’ Secretary, to ask for guidance on the protocol regarding arrival times for match officials. He replied: “I’ve trawled through the rule book, and there’s nothing specific regarding the scenario that you have described, apart from rule 8.9, which states that ‘Each club shall be prepared to kick-off at the scheduled time……’” Surely it is incumbent on match officials to arrive on time to ensure preparedness (mental and physical) for the match. Whatever the rights and wrongs, we played with vim and vigour (verve was on the bench) and dominated first half possession. We also did not do enough to test the keeper, a trait that was maintained in the second period. Something else that did not help was Neerav Patel being poked in the eye in the tenth minute, necessitating his replacement by Dan Lucas; what was pleasing was that the standard of good play was kept up. Wembley’s main threat was Paul Shelton, their nippy No.10, who proved to be the match winner as he snaffled up the rebound when Jumo Mitchell’s 81st minute shot, after he had cut in from the left, hit the far post and eluded Craig Gooding in the Egham goal. Ours was the James Hunt 35 yard screamer, seconds after the penalty incident, that Pearce tipped over. Lucas forced Gooding to make a fine save off a dodgy back pass early in the second half. Egham were playing the better football, and O’Leary and Mark Postins worked their nuts off up front before the former was moved wide to fill Moody’s slot when, just after the goal, Glenn Faircloth replaced the Egham winger.

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OneClubDoCare said:
Prob wasnt even a pen was it?


Fecking stonewall Oners.


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yeah what di dhe say then WW??

He loves that type of game?? Didn't stop crying and whingeing the whole time..hahah think he is a decent player but shouldn't get involved mouthing off and that.. just let his football do the talking.. I forget how many times I heard shout from behind the dug out of "we'll see them after the game and all that" laughable.. He may say he loved it but striaght up was lucky WW..pity u weren't there would have been a laugh to have had some on the pitch banter with you as well...


Nah shelts just said it was a straight up battle, and he got stamped on for his troubles!

wish i was there now would of been good DM!

Was it you who got taken down for the pen?
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nah I played in c. midfield.. I aint as quick as our winger.. came off with a deadleg after bout an hour..

 

yeah was a battle.... thought your right back was decent..

 

when u come to ours ww make sure u have a drink afta... your right chaps the wembley lads dont even have a drink in there own bar..

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nah I played in c. midfield.. I aint as quick as our winger.. came off with a deadleg after bout an hour..

yeah was a battle.... thought your right back was decent..

when u come to ours ww make sure u have a drink afta... your right chaps the wembley lads dont even have a drink in there own bar..


Totally agree with what dog said apart from the silly comment about the right back if its the same one.. Although he might still be in my pocket if i can find him,,, hehe <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/alk.gif" alt="" />
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Prob wasnt even a pen was it?


Fecking stonewall Oners.


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Sorry havent been around but I am just recovering after laughing at this so much. <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/alk.gif" alt="" />
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JJ leave DT alone, you've wound him up, got him sent off, won the 3 points u evil kent<img src="/forum/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" />


You've got me all wrong WW.
Nicest guy on the field!! <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/alk.gif" alt="" />
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It will have been totally by accident and id probably have apologised if my team mates werent so close. They'd have called me a kent for being such a soft twat.

I remember now i think. Just inside your own half wasnt it. Didnt even get a freekick did you..??

I'm not a dirty player.

"You'd probably become a much better player if you were a bit more of a meaner cheating kent on the field." That quote came from Ash United's last 5 managers.

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would like to think i'll be starting but you never know... Im the good looking blonde lad in midfield(well I like to think so) ha

 

where will u be JJ ont h bench or starting... is he flith WW? Hop eyou like a chat during the game JJ as I dont stop as soon as teh ref blow for k/o

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