06-02-2020, 16:40
A trip to the Stadium of Pies for a local derby against Wagan Athletic whose form seems to have picked up in recent weeks, coincidence from last season they played Leeds away and won their next game was against us they won last season 2-0 however by that time most of our lot were wearing flip flops and beach wear.
They have been in the nether regions of the division for most of the season but they might be putting their act together having won their last two beating the hapless Owls and their Yarkshire neighbours Leeds.
In the Wednesday game thought Lowe's header for the winner was very clever.
They splashed a bit of cash during the summer on Lowe and Moore and probably have been disappointed in their form also be interesting to see how Robinson performs after his transfer to A C Milan collapsed due to typical Italian inefficiency due to not getting the medical procedures out of the way in time.
Last time I saw us win down here was under Moyes when we won 1-0 took 7000 that night.
Match is on the box 12.30 kick off on Saturday expect it to pour down.
Will we be unchanged for the third game on the trot after our draw against Swansea should be but maybe a bit of squad rotation seeing we are off to the arid wasteland commonly known as Stoke on Wednesday followed by those cheerful Londoners Millwall next weekend.
Macs mystic form rating
8
11
Match Officials: Wigan Athletic Away
Taking charge of this weekend’s live Sky encounter with local rivals Wigan Athletic at the DW Stadium is match is Darren England
Darren last refereed PNE in the 1-1 draw with Middlesbrough back at the beginning of October; this is, however, his first Latics game of the 2019/20 season.
Last season, he officiated two North End games; our win over Queens Park Rangers at Deepdale in August 2018, when Alan Browne was the match winner on the opening day of the season and then the thrilling 3-3 draw with Aston Villa at Villa Park in what proved to be Steve Bruce’s last game in charge of our opponents.
In 2017/18, his first on the Select Group Two list, Darren took charge of three North End games, another draw at Middlesbrough in August, the 2-2 clash with Fulham at Craven Cottage and the 1-1 draw with Aston Villa in February, so the QPR game was his first and only visit to Deepdale thus far.
In total so far this season, he officiated in 22 games, issuing 56 cautions and no red cards, his last game being the 3-2 home comeback victory for Leeds United against Millwall at Elland Road.
This Saturday lunchtime he will be assisted by Nick Greenhalgh and Nik Barbard, whilst the fourth official will be Rob Jones.
They have been in the nether regions of the division for most of the season but they might be putting their act together having won their last two beating the hapless Owls and their Yarkshire neighbours Leeds.
In the Wednesday game thought Lowe's header for the winner was very clever.
They splashed a bit of cash during the summer on Lowe and Moore and probably have been disappointed in their form also be interesting to see how Robinson performs after his transfer to A C Milan collapsed due to typical Italian inefficiency due to not getting the medical procedures out of the way in time.
Last time I saw us win down here was under Moyes when we won 1-0 took 7000 that night.
Match is on the box 12.30 kick off on Saturday expect it to pour down.
Will we be unchanged for the third game on the trot after our draw against Swansea should be but maybe a bit of squad rotation seeing we are off to the arid wasteland commonly known as Stoke on Wednesday followed by those cheerful Londoners Millwall next weekend.
Macs mystic form rating
8
11
Match Officials: Wigan Athletic Away
Taking charge of this weekend’s live Sky encounter with local rivals Wigan Athletic at the DW Stadium is match is Darren England
Darren last refereed PNE in the 1-1 draw with Middlesbrough back at the beginning of October; this is, however, his first Latics game of the 2019/20 season.
Last season, he officiated two North End games; our win over Queens Park Rangers at Deepdale in August 2018, when Alan Browne was the match winner on the opening day of the season and then the thrilling 3-3 draw with Aston Villa at Villa Park in what proved to be Steve Bruce’s last game in charge of our opponents.
In 2017/18, his first on the Select Group Two list, Darren took charge of three North End games, another draw at Middlesbrough in August, the 2-2 clash with Fulham at Craven Cottage and the 1-1 draw with Aston Villa in February, so the QPR game was his first and only visit to Deepdale thus far.
In total so far this season, he officiated in 22 games, issuing 56 cautions and no red cards, his last game being the 3-2 home comeback victory for Leeds United against Millwall at Elland Road.
This Saturday lunchtime he will be assisted by Nick Greenhalgh and Nik Barbard, whilst the fourth official will be Rob Jones.