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Robbie

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Everything posted by Robbie

  1. I'd love to see Macca back even if it's just till the end of the season. He would totally transform our front line, & make space for Jodi and Dan to work their things.
  2. Eighteen goals in 52 appearances for two different clubs since he left Notts is a reasonable haul. Looks like Eli Sam is enjoying his football post Notts. Good for him.
  3. Quoted from AI Google with it's answer to the question. What is a fairweather football fan? "A fair weather football fan is someone who only supports a team when they are winning & loses interest when they are losing. The term "fair weather fan" comes from the analogy between good weather & trouble-free times. Fair weather fans are often the subject of study by scholars interested in the psychology of sports fandom. Some things that researchers have found about fair weather fans include: They tend to have a lower level of allegiance to the team than die-hard fans. They may distance themselves from the team when they perform poorly, describing the team as "them" instead of "us". Die-hard fans may view fair weather fans as traitors to the team. The term "bandwagon fan" is sometimes used interchangeably with "fair weather fan". However, a bandwagon fan may jump to support a different team that is successful or trendy, whereas a fair weather fan only engages when their current team is doing well". Is this a fair analogy of the fair weather football fan or is there more to it than this?
  4. Quote "The biggest victory in an international football match had a score of 31-0. The biggest victory in an international football match happened in 2001 when Australia defeated American Samoa 31-0 during a FIFA World Cup qualifier. Archie Thompson scored 13 goals in that match, setting a record for the most goals by a player in an international match". "Source Google"
  5. Just a polite reminder. Poll closes at 9 pm Tuesday guys.
  6. At least I'm safe from relegation. That's a positive.
  7. Just five hours left to choose your man of the match against Salford. Lets get those votes coming in. @Chris
  8. Whatever has happened to Man City? 1 win, 2 draws & 8 defeats in their last 11 games. This is an unprecedented situation for the owners of the club, that have only seen success after success over the last ten years or so. It looks like even a £1billion squad isn't enough to stop the slide. They have had injuries to key players such as Rodri, but such an expensive squad should have been enough for City to continue their PL dominance. It is not looking good for the Champions, & in particular, their Manager, Pep Guardiola, who is highly regarded across World Football. With the recent results any other manager would be under pressure, however Pep has recently signed a new two year contract with the Club. There has been talk in football circles that the Club are actually talking about a rebuild of the squad. Can a more expensive squad solve the Man City problem, or is it now evident that other Clubs have just found a way to play City?
  9. Your Monday Morning Weather
  10. Their first goal was key to the final result. Salford executed their plan against Notts perfectly. Notts just couldn't counter act it on the day.
  11. Seen lots of negativity on social media especially the Facebook boards. I think it's totally uncalled for. Nothing will be achieved by being negative.
  12. Just 3 players not yet available for selection after injury. Robertson wasn't in the squad against Salford. No reason why. 1 Scott Robertson 2.Jodi Jones 3.Curtis Edwards 4.Conor Grant
  13. Dan Crowley played for around 65 minutes on Saturday against Salford before being substituted. To be honest I would have preferred that he would have been on the bench & come on for 30 minutes in the second half to manage his fitness.
  14. Your Sunday Evening Weather
  15. Don't we already have a Fact of the day thread?
  16. I'm not bothered who takes over to be honest. Too much pundit talk and too little action for my liking.
  17. He wouldn't come down two divisions to manage Notts. Notts couldn't afford his wage demands. I don't want a manager who was sacked anyway when we have a perfectly good Head Coach right now who's been doing an excellent job.This anti Maynard hysteria really has to stop.
  18. @Piethagoram Kendall was inducted into the English Football Hall of Fame in 2005 in recognition of his contribution as a manager to the English game. (Source Google) Let's see your list of Notts County greatest managers then if you can think of one.
  19. So @gtownjohnno Give some constructive sensible feedback on the match.
  20. Salford's plan against Notts worked perfectly for them. They fully deserved their victory.

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