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Missed the game last night,sounded like a boring game anyway !!.
Had heard they liked to pass and move before the game and from reports on here,they did it well.
Sounds like the new CF struggled a bit, but you can't turn a 10 into a 9 overnight.
How did the keeper play?,very surprised he got beat from distance,although his catching/kicking is very good,he's not had to dive around a lot and make save after save
 
cashman said:
Another wi a great IQ, first watched football in 1954, if that makes me a new fan yeh must be 120.:rolleyes:
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Amazing that you haven't got a grasp of the laws then yet isn't it?

As the majority of the Clayton End shouted for a goal, and 30 years ago you might have had 8 or 10 people stand there (as most would be enjoying the new roof on the main stand), mainly kids, they are pretty new to me.
 
Chewbacca said:
Amazing that you haven't got a grasp of the laws then yet isn't it?

As the majority of the Clayton End shouted for a goal, and 30 years ago you might have had 8 or 10 people stand there (as most would be enjoying the new roof on the main stand), mainly kids, they are pretty new to me.
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We dont stand wi the majority of the Clayton End, we stand pretty far left of the goals towards the cowshed, so had a damn good view, everyone around us saw it cross the line, so amazing yeh aint been to specsavers recently? Also talking to some on cowshed at half time who said exactly the same.
 
Agree to disagree there. I saw his feet over the line by a good foot but his arms remained outstretched in front of him.

Prime position of Lino abuse I take it :)
 
yonmon said:
No I didn't, just thought that the M**F word might be little too evocative for the more sensitive Ladies and and Gentlemen who might be following this thread !.
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Ooh you are awful! Anyway, don't you know that a Big Muff is nothing more than a foot pedal used for special sound effects by lead guitarists?
 
Chewbacca said:
Agree to disagree there. I saw his feet over the line by a good foot but his arms remained outstretched in front of him.

Prime position of Lino abuse I take it :)
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What we saw was his feet behind the line, also his arms wi the ball, which he then shoved forward quickly simple as.;)
 
Redraine said:
Ooh you are awful! Anyway, don't you know that a Big Muff is nothing more than a foot pedal used for special sound effects by lead guitarists?
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There is far too much of these sad attempts at subtle irony going on on this Forum !.First of all Chubbyman slips a cheeky one in , and then that ace of punsters Retired, sorry Revived Red !, flexes his not unconsiderable wit, and now a lamentable effort from the well-revered Redraine !.
Where will it all end ? I ask myself , before our eagle- eyed Moderator ( No mean user of cheerful banter himself I am told !) brings an end to our Jollification !.

So , if you'll pardon the slightly vague Homonym....Amuff is Amuff !!
 
Chewbacca said:
Amazing that you haven't got a grasp of the laws then yet isn't it?

As the majority of the Clayton End shouted for a goal, and 30 years ago you might have had 8 or 10 people stand there (as most would be enjoying the new roof on the main stand), mainly kids, they are pretty new to me.
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Chewbacca said:
The 'keepers feet were well over the line, the ball no where near but I suppose feet over the line means goal to new fans?

Not the worst defeat, a couple of excellent goals to polish us off.
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cashman said:
What we saw was his feet behind the line, also his arms wi the ball, which he then shoved forward quickly simple as.;)
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After considering yer insult fer a couple of days, that i aint got a grasp of the laws yet, I have come to the conclusion, perhaps yer a bit too slow to see what actually occurred?:rolleyes:
 
cashman said:
After considering yer insult fer a couple of days, that i aint got a grasp of the laws yet, I have come to the conclusion, perhaps yer a bit too slow to see what actually occurred?:rolleyes:
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I fully agree with Cashman. The keeper caught the ball and held it tightly to his chest as he stepped back over the line and then, realising that he was over the line, he thrust his arms forward so that the ball was 'back in the field of play'.....Clearly the ball was over the line and it should have been given as a goal! The assistant referee was several yards up the touchline while this was going on!:mad:

ps Chewbacca.....I must be a "new fan" like Cashman as I have only been watching Stanley since the mid 1950's so you probably think that I am unfamiliar with the rules of the game too!
 
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