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In the National League team of the week
Excellent!
Iron 3-1 Cards
Whitehall, Roberts, HoweHT: 1-0
4-4-2
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Well done AB and his merry men!
Let’s cement the positivity with the same (3pts) next week.Will be a silence of the lambs tomorrow Ryan said they ban drums at their ground.
Boo!
I’ll wait until tomorrow Cass.
I just hope that AB decides to go for it in every game.
Let them worry about us.
We have a punchy, puissant offence which we need to maximise.I’m going to change my 1-1 (steady Eddie) prediction.
Let’s go for it:
Lambs 1-3 IronHe who dares; wins!
Prepare to win, prepare for promotion.
Let’s be positive!It’s great to be back in the NL and playing ‘proper football’ !
You know we are back ‘in the mix’, as match odds and indeed, even correct score odds are available even before the day of the game.
For nearly every game these last couple of seasons we’ve had to wait until the day of the game for match odds – and until just an hour or two before kick off for the correct score odds.
In addition, we’ll be right up near the top of the list now.
No more scrolling down beyond San Marino’s Liga D, the Vatican Premier League and the Monaco Ladies League to find the NLN games.Hurrah!
Remember when your best / most effective player was captain?
Leading by example.Not sure about other prices, but I know it cost £14 for an early bird OAP ticket in the main stand last season, but is £16 now.
14.2% hike in price
3.6% inflationThey don’t mention at what time the serving up of the tray bake commences?
All sounds a bit 1960/70s school dinnerish?1 user thanked author for this post.
DAZN?
Chipped fire stick?CR10 anyone?
SUFC season preview by Stones Goals.
Best preview I’ve seen. Good work.1 user thanked author for this post.
I did our fixtures and ended up on 58 points – which was fourteenth place last season.
Group D:
Leeds United, Middlesbrough, Newcastle United, Sunderland, Boston United, Halifax Town, Gateshead, Scunthorpe United.1 user thanked author for this post.
A more realistic assessment by the Fylde Guy?:
16th: Scunthorpe United
A week ago I had Scunthorpe a couple of places higher, but on reflection I think I may have been slightly overrating their squad.
Looking at the Iron’s squad there are plenty of players that are very capable of holding their own at National League level. The likes of Mark Beck and Danny Whitehall are proven goalscorers at this level previously and elsewhere they have a good amount of experience of the National League calling on players like Joe Rowley, Callum Roberts, Will Evans and Andrew Boyce. Mixed with promising youngsters like loanee Dubem Eze and Oli Ewing signed permanently from Leicester City there’s definitely potential there, but they’re also a way off being able to compete towards the top just yet. It will be interesting to see if Declan Howe can manage the step up after scoring almost 40 goals for Gainsborough Trinity at step three last season. Billy Chadwick returning once again on loan from York City is also a huge boost.
In managing their way through a tricky play-off campaign manager Andy Butler has shown that he’s capable of preparing his players well both physically and tactically for important games and I do see them being able to pick up more than enough wins to comfortably survive. Unfortunately though I think there are still limitations to their squad which will probably mean they aren’t challenging the top ten or play-off spot, but in their first season back the primary objective for the club is to ensure their survival in the National League as quickly and as stress free as possible. They’re certainly a club with big potential to get back into the EFL over the coming years, but it’s not going to be any time in the near future.4-4-2 say:
8th SCUNTHORPE – “They had to go through the play-offs, but the Iron are back in the National League – albeit without goalkeeper Ross Fitzsimons, whose club-record 26 clean sheets earned him a move to League One Northampton.
Branden Horton brings National League pedigree, while there’s a chance for Declan Howe, who hit 67 goals in Gainsborough Trinity’s last two campaigns.
8th placed”Gk Campbell
Rb Rose
Cb Evans
Cb Boyce
Lb DentonRm CR10
Cm Ewing
Cm Beestin
Lm EzeCf Whitehall
Cf HoweGut: Lambs 2-1 Iron
Heart: Lambs 1-2 Iron
Head: Lambs 1-1 IronLet’s hope we’re going out to score rather than to stop them scoring?
Gk Campbell
Rb Rose
Cb Evans
Cb Boyce
Lb DentonRm CR10
Cm Ewing
Cm Beestin
Lm EzeCf Whitehall
Cf HoweOne to keep an eye on?:
Tamworth’s pre-season friendlies:
LICHFIELD CITY 0-1 TAMWORTH
QUORN 1-1 TAMWORTH
WORKSOP TOWN 0-3 TAMWORTH
BANBURY UTD 0-1 TAMWORTH
TAMWORTH 0-2 BARROW
TAMWORTH 3-2 STOKE U21
TAMWORTH 5-0 FLEETWOOD TOWN U21
TAMWORTH 3-0 ASTON VILLA U21
LEAMINGTON 2-1 TAMWORTH[Capitals, apologies – copy & paste-ish]
Ain’t bet in years on footy, are they paying places Rene and if so how many.
I’ll stick place odds up tomorrow.
Apparently there has been a lot of bets on Boston to secure a place – third highest bet selection / placement in the NL.The opening day results of last season’s promoted newbies to the NL:
Oldham 3-0 Braintree (17)
(18) Yeovil 0-1 Hartlepool
(19) Boston 0-3 Rochdale
(10) Tamworth 1-1 SuttonFinishing positions are in brackets.
A point will be a great result on Saturday.
FourFourTwo have us down to finish 8th in the league, I’ll be disappointed if we just miss out on the playoffs if they’re correct.
But will do all the same.Matches the bookies thoughts:
York City 7/4
Carlisle 11/4Forest Green 8/1
Rochdale 12/1
Southend 14/1Hartlepool 33/1
Scunthorpe 40/1Gateshead 50/1
Sutton United 50/1
Altrincham 50/1
Halifax 50/1
Tamworth 50/1Morecambe 66/1
Solihull Moors 66/1
Woking 66/1
Yeovil 66/1Boston Utd 80/1
Eastleigh 80/1Aldershot 100/1
Braintree Town 100/1Wealdstone 200/1
Brackley Town 250/1
Boreham Wood 250/1
Truro City 250/1 -
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