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Weekend games 12 pm
Midweek games 7:30 pm

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AFC Fylde 0-2 Notts County
Barnet 1-1 Boreham Wood
Chesterfield 2-0 Harrogate Town
Chorley 0-1 Eastleigh
FC Halifax Town 3-2 Sutton United
Solihull Moors 0-1 Hartlepool United

League Table after Matchday 39
Amelia = 504
Lord Snoots = 476
Dancing = 454
Spireitematt = 428
St Charles = 422
SaltergateBorn = 406
Theo = 236
Devon = 98

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/51690403

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Josh?
whats going on here?

This event is being held in Wetzikon (no, I hadn't heard of it either), Switzerland from Saturday 29 February to Saturday 7 March. Canada, China, Czech Republic, Estonia, Korea, Latvia, Norway, Russia, Scotland, Slovakia, Sweden and Switzerland are competing for the Medals, with the Medal Games being on the 7th. Teams will garner qualification points for the 2022 Paralympics in Beijing. Just to be different, 6 teams will qualify for the later stages of the tournament. The top 2 in the round-robin will progress to the Semi-finals. The winner of 3rd v 6th and the winner of 4th v 5th will be the other 2 Semi-finalists.

The Scottish squad consists of Hugh Nibloe (skip), Robert McPherson, Gary Smith, Charlotte McKenna and Meggan Dawson-Farrell (alternate). Nibloe and McPherson both won Silver in the 2019 Championships. Unfortunately our local curler, David Melrose, had to withdraw from the team due to injury.

Scotland open their campaign with games against Russia and Slovakia tomorrow and then Switzerland on Sunday.

I will be submitting only sporadic reports this coming week as I'm curling twice on Tuesday, twice on Friday and twice on Saturday, as my season winds up towards a grandstand finish - I was going to say climax, but I can't remeber what that means.

Well this is another challenge for Hibs and thankfully the cup tie is a home one! But what Hibs team is gonna play tomorrow night? Are the guys gonna "show up"? I watched periods of the Staggies recent match v Dundee United and know that Hibs are definitely a superior side but they must "show up" on Fri night and cut out any complacency. We need to win this match in a good "follow up" from Ron Gordon's new revolution speech at last night's AGM!! C'mon Hibs and "make it happen"!! Also please keep a close eye on James Keatings and stop any repeat of an ex Hibee "spoiling the party"!!

GGTTH

If you do your predictions after these specified times, they will not be accepted.

Weekend games 12 pm
Midweek games 7:30 pm

Just a reminder that you can use your    on any fixture, but its not compulsory!! Get it right and you will score double points but getting it wrong will result in -2 points, so the reward and risk are there for all!!

Barrow 2-1 Dagenham & Redbridge
Boreham Wood 1-1 Hartlepool United
Bromley 0-2 Sutton United
Eastleigh 1-2 FC Halifax Town
Ebbsfleet United 1-3 Stockport County
Solihull Moors 1-0 Dover Athletic
Torquay United 2-0 Chorley
Woking 0-0 Maidenhead United
Yeovil Town 0-2 Wrexham

League Table after Matchday 38
Amelia = 494
Lord Snoots = 458
Dancing = 450
St Charles = 408
Spireitematt = 404
SaltergateBorn = 390
Theo = 236
Devon = 98

THE MATCH

SATURDAY 29TH FEBRUARY 3:00PM KICK OFF

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LAST MATCH



Well we left it late, but we finally managed our first home goal of 2020 and our first win in 8 attempts. The first 20 mins were a non event but from then on in the first half we manged several half chances but couldn't find the back of the net. Onto the 2nd half and we started on the front foot creating more chances and there keeper in to several good saves. We were nearly sucker punched when Taylor crashed a terrific strike off the crossbar. We were still creating chances but poor finishing let us down. It looked like a it was going to be a night of frustration until Lees flicked on, Nuhiu made himself a nuisance and Fletcher headed home, sparking wild celebrations.

THE MATCH



Back to back home games as Rooney FC make the short trip north to Hillsborough. Derby have had a disappointing season and despite the arrival of Rooney, they do seem destined to remain in the Championship. They have some good player apart from Rooney - Waghorn, Lawrence, Marriott. They are managed by Dutchman Phillip Cocu and he would have hoped to mount a promotion push rather than being stuck in mid table. They will probably sack him in the summer and make Rooney player/manager.

CURRENT FORM

OWLS               -                            

DERBY              -                                

THE BASTARD IN THE BLACK

DEAN WHITESTONE
Matthew McGrath and Paul Hodskinson
Fourth Official : Shaun Hudson

THE TEAM

Fletcher for Wickham & Iorfa for Lees, would be my only changes.

Dawson
Palmer Iorfa Borner Fox
Murphy Lee Bannan Harris
FF Fletcher

SCORE & SCORER (HOME TEAM SCORE FIRST)

2-1 Fletcher

ATTENDANCE

23451

BML STANDINGS

SCO 19
Washington 17
Pei 16
Imre 16
Wereham 16
Owlkev 11
Stateside 10
Southey 8

OTHER GAMES OF MILD INTEREST

Blackburn Rovers v Swansea City
Cardiff City v Brentford
Fulham v Preston North End
Huddersfield Town v Charlton Athletic
Luton Town v Stoke City

HAHHH

THE MUPPETT LEAGUE




KATE BECKINSALE TRIBUTE PIC





One for Washington



The thread awaits the Meggo of Statesides choice.[/b]

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LAST TIME OUT
FULHAM 1 SWANSWEA CITY 0


Looked slightlyy lucky not to give away a couple of penalties whilst seemed to be gifted one which they missed, Mitro made amends by bagging with the last kick of the game
WEST BROMWICH 2 PRESTON NORTH END 0

LAST TIME AT THE COTTAGE
FULHAM 2 PRESTON NORTH END 2


Leading 2-1 deep into injury time until Maxwell cocks up in the 7th minute of injury time

FULHAM FORM RATING 13
PNE FORM RATING 13

The last scheduled league game in the capital this season always a favourite with the travelling whites and it's has absolutely nothing to do with beer.
As per usual a river trip has been arranged for themasses, this is years boat,


As for the game the Cottages do seem to rely on the goals of one man, Mitro, they would probably be mid table without him, they play decent football although under Parker doesn't seem to have the zip of old they get criticism for a slow build up. As well as Mitro, Cairney is decent but we can cause them trouble as defensively don't think they are overly great.

Fisher likely to be suspended, they have appealed but IMV have sod all chance of winning it, if Darnell is suspended would like to see Rafferty start and not Clarke, hopefully Harrop is fit, cannot see many changes.

Match Officials: Fulham Away

The match referee for this weekend’s trip to face Fulham at Craven Cottage is David Webb.

We are seeing David for the third time this season, having had him officiated the Carabao Cup second round penalty victory over Hull City at Deepdale back in September and out last victory in London, November’s 1-0 win over Charlton Athletic.

The Hull City tie was his first game at Deepdale since 2016, when he had the whistle in PR1 for our 2-0 home win over Peterborough United in the middle of the 2015/16 campaign.
Last season he officiated two PNE games, the away matches at Birmingham City and Derby County.
Overall then he has refereed the Lilywhites on 12 occasions, some of the most memorable games including the FA Cup win at Wycombe Wanderers, when Kevin Davies scored a stunning strike from 35 yards, and a 3-2 home win over Crewe Alexandra in 2011 in the league cup.

Overall this season, he has taken charge of 27 games, issuing 69 cautions and no red cards, with this being his third trip to Craven Cottage this season, the others being their 1-1 draw with West Brom early in the campaign and a 1-0 success over Middlesbrough in January.

He will be assisted at The Valley by assistants Geoffrey Russell and Adrian Waters, whilst the fourth official will be experienced Championship official Gavin Ward.