Posted on 14/12/2016 11:00
I'm starting this thread again because it seems to have been a casualty of the change over to the new site. The Terriers scecured another away win last night at Burton. Two wins in a row now after a barren spell. It'll all go pear shaped on Friday when we go to Norwich because the game is to be televised , we haven't won on the telly for ages.
Posted on 30/12/2018 14:36
Well as much as I appreciate the Magic Wand being waved to some effect over this blooming awful IT system, I'm rather pleased it seems to be having a 'magical' effect on the Alex' results as well 
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Even tho' it was but a simple 1 -- 0 win over Stevenage it matters little except that's a brace of consecutive wins -- hell of a way to finish 2018. 
Brian's now hoping that 2019 continues the same way 'cos that would be a Win Win Situation.
{ With apologies to those peeps who are not too happy with that piece of modern jargon 
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I Hope sincerely tho' Folks**, your team(s) are keeping your interest at this time of year
** Shades of HUGHIE GREEN ??
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Posted on 01/01/2019 20:56
Stoke lost, 'Vale drew, but, alas, Mighty Crewe went down 3 -- 1.
It would be too much to hope that they would have won three in a row but six (6) points out of nine (9) will be a consistent boost for my spirits if they continue in this vein till Easter
P.S. / Edit The only good things to come out of the Potteries are over cooked Oatcakes which are useful for supporting your caravan's levelling legs { but please don't tell those Potherbs what I said 
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Posted on 02/01/2019 06:58
Well, the Tigers certainly mauled Bolton yesterday with a 6 - 0 win - their fifth win in a row. And who would have thought that Leeds would have lost to them as well.
Hard to believe that from languishing in the bottom three a couple of months ago, they are now within spitting distance of the play-offs. Still a long way to go in this difficult Division where anything can happen, but Nigel Adkins seems to be working his magic again!
Posted on 06/01/2019 13:28
Well Rovers have a "new" manager in Graham Coughlan who has done a good job since taking over on an interim basis. Not absolutely sure if it's the right choice but having seen the display on NYD he does seem at least to have got the confidence and respect of the players and it was certainly a huge improvement on the last few performances under Darryl Clarke. Time will tell, starting at Accrington next weekend. First priority must be to get climbing the table; we're still in a very perilous position with some really tough games to come towards the end of the season.
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