Villa's new dream team announced

Even somehow worse than Ipswich
the cultural capital of the UK`s stock from a quite recent EPL club has fallen dramatically

An uninterested board and rumors of a takeover have come to nowt

In his Southampton years I thought Nigel Adkins was an up and coming manager although his spell at Reading and Hull City seemed to have proved me otherwise, playing the legend that is Todd Kane as a right winger is a tactic even Jose might not use

On paper it`s a squad that could easily be mid table and a manager with the magic click could take them even higher, in Chris Martin and Tommy Elphick they also have two good loan players who can do this level fine

Captain Markus Henriksen was an absolute goal-scoring number ten for AZ Alkmaar, proper banging them in, he`s scored two in fifty eight in English football

the club over the summer lost Allan McGregor, David Meyler and Sebastian Larsson it`s not as though the replacements haven't talent or potential just an acceptance of that failure, mediocrity and lack of interest isn't a bad thing

He`s still about

Ive seen him on other football forums

A good poster on here in his day with A.Villa and Rangers

Hope you see this mate and give us a chance!

the game against Villa is now Friday 7th December (8.00 Pm Ko)
and the away game against Ipswich is now on Friday November 23rd(7.45 Ko)
sky strikes again

moving the villa game aint too bad
but the Ipswich game is going to be a bloody nightmare
i`m going to both
but if anyone has been to Ipswich it`s bad enough on a saturday
a Friday night is rediculous

thanks Sky
Assholes

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According to Bob's he's on the way from Donny.

Brilliant as a youth.

Gone steadily downhill in men's football.

Was apparently very seriously ill. Has done well to get back to football at all.

Was lightning fast.

At least he isn't over 30.

I've been curling now for a couple of weeks, so it's only right that the World Championship season gets under way too. The first major competition starts in Kelowna, British Columba, Canada on Saturday 13 October, culminating in the Medal Games a week later. The first ranked team in each pool will receive an automatic place in the quarter-finals – to be played at 20.00 on Friday 19 October. The second and third place teams in each pool will be placed into the qualification round prior to the quarter-finals.

The four Home Nations are all represented, with Scotland being the defending champions, albeit with a different line-up.
As an aside, this is NOT Nessie, the Scottish Mascot - it is Ogopogo, the local lake monster bearing a striking resemblance to the real Loch Ness monster. Too many whiskies from the Scottish immigrant population, if you ask me.  


The Home Nation Teams
England - Greg Dunn (Skip), Lorna Rettig (Third), Jonathan Braden, (Second) and Sydney Boyd (Lead)
Ireland - James Russell (Skip), Ailsa Anderson (Third), Arran Cameron (Second) and Katie Kerr (Lead)
Scotland - Robin Brydone (Skip), Rebecca Morrison (Third), Ross Whyte (Second) and Leeanne McKenzie (Lead)
Wales - Adrian Meikle (Skip), Dawn Watson (Third), Andrew Tanner (Second) and Laura Beever (Lead)

There are 35 competing nations and Group A includes England, Scotland and Wales with Group B featuring Ireland.

The Group A games on Saturday have Wales opening their account against Germany and then Turkey, with Scotland taking on Belarus and England playing Hong Kong. On Sunday England play Italy and Belarus, Scotland play Hong Kong and Wales play Kazakhstan.

In Group B, Ireland take on Australia on Saturday and Switzerland on Sunday.

As you will all know by now, it's far too early to have any team photos up on the WCF website, so I've "borrowed" the Scottish team photo from their own FB page.

Robin Brydone, Rebecca Morrison, Ross Whyte and Leeanne McKenzie

9 Middlesbrough fans at Walsall tonight

Well this will be a good fixture for McLeish to gauge how far Scotland have progressed under his tenure. However, Leigh Griffiths deciding to withdraw for fitness reasons and Ryan Fraser also "pulling out" due to injury. IMO Scotland should win this match but it will be a tricky away encounter that could easily result in a defeat. Here's hoping that doesn't happen on Thursday night.

Good morning.

Today we have signed Jake Bennett from Sheffield United on loan until the end of the season. He's a solid, reliable right-back and he'll go straight into the squad for our game at Halifax on Saturday.

I do hope you are all keeping well and I'm sure you all understand why I've gone a bit quiet and just focused on improving all aspects of our training, management and organisation. Soon, the old dog will be barking again!

Take care,

Martin


I suppose that means Drew Talbot has gone to the Saudi Embassy?

I'm getting tired of solid and reliable. I can't recall ever having seen a solid and reliable goal scored.