You'd need some barrow to wheel Mcnulty out.

NickMurphy wrote:He's drinking absinthe and seeing four times the amount of the total that will be there.

2-1 home win, looking forward to seeing that Pierro Mingoia play for them, seems like a nifty player.

Absinthe! How very dare you. Harpic with a hint of toilet duck I'll have you know.

This week we play our final home game of the season against Accrington and while there's nothing riding on the result I hope the boys give us a performance we deserve. I see a comfortable home win.

Daggers 3 Accrington 0
Jc (2)
Doe

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What do you think?

Personally I think this is good news for the club. We have a much better chance of keeping those players who are out of contract at the club with wayne in charge. Onwards and upwards.

Interesting BBC report today that West Ham will be curing down cheap Season Tickets when they move stadium to £289... Could it be a killer for some of our les regular fans on attendance levels? I shouldnt think so since we're supposed to play our home games on alternate weekends. although I imagine...

So now he sends his teams out to not win matches? I truly have heard it all now. Surely if that were the case then we would have sat back on tuesday and let them win. The fact is we created enough chances to win 2 matches, let alone one. We were just unlucky, on another night jc scores at least twic...

We could do a lot worse

Auntie Merge wrote:oh god, I've just renewed my season ticket... :shock:

I can see me being in therapy for the rest of my life :shock:

I know how you feel merge, they're letting me out on day release to buy mine next week :D

Despite picking up just one point from a possible twelve in April, Newport are still in the race for a play off place and will see our visit as perfect timing to get their play off hopes back on track. We have nothing to play for and WB may see this as an opportunity to give some players some valuab...

Surely the result on the night was down to the whole defence and not just one bloke.

I don't think there's much chance of us winning any appeal and on the basis of the evidence it would seem the case is pretty much cut and dried. There's no place on any pitch for that type of behaviour let alone at pro level. He simply has to go. He would have been better thought of if he had chinne...

ARNU wrote:I thought he did a good job last night.Looked steady and in control.Hope he gets a run in the team now.

Agreed. Probably won't see ayo play again for us, so why not.

I must admit I kept looking at the clock last night, hoping for a change but when it came it was too late and the wrong decision at that. We murdered wimbledon a few weeks ago with virtually the same team and yet last night we seemed clueless against a very slow back 4. As a match it was quite enter...

Agree with most points on here. On a different night jc could have had at least two, atmosphere was good and all in all for a 0-0 I came away feeling quite pleased. If I had one small criticism I would have wanted the changes made like we did against wimbledon as I think luton were there for the tak...

Don't think many people are bothered about still to be honest. But they are still in the play off mix despite a poor run of results, I can't see us getting anything from this match.

Daggers 1 luton 3
JC

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