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Altrincham FC First Team / Eastbourne v Vics postponed
« on: January 12, 2007, 05:53:59 PM »
They are now scheduled to play on Tuesday, 16th January 2007.

So any replay would presumably take place on Tuesday, 23rd January 2007, thereby wiping out our planned evening in Connettworld.

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Joe O'Neill:

26 (+ 2 as sub) appearances
5 goals

Ian Tunnacliffe:

33 appearances
5 goals

The tension builds....!

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Altrincham FC First Team / Am I the only one on here....
« on: January 05, 2007, 07:01:47 PM »
......who wouldn't really mind if Tamworth drew or won when they play Norwich City tomorrow?

My theory is that their FA Cup runs always seem to disrupt their league form and so I would be quite happy to see them embroiled in the FA Cup a little longer whilst remaining rooted to the foot of the Conference.

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Altrincham left the shay with a point after halting Town's second half surge.

Alty went ahead after 10 mins when their right winger found himself outside the box in acres of defensive wasteland squared it past the advancing Mawson for the big striker Thomson to tap home. Then it was all Atrincham finding lots of spaces to pass the ball around Town. Some of the slickest passing (I'm afraid to say) seen at the shay this season.

Uhlenbeek went off injured, to be abley replaced by Toulson. Torpey the outlet on the left couldn't get going and Aspinall took the ball from his feet on a couple of occasions. Senior had a couple of snapshots easily saved. Town didn't get into top gear first half until a Kearney free kick on 42 mins. After a couple of bobbles about- Joynes found himself with room to fire home to enable Town to go in level with their heads up.

The second half belonged to Town, Young got his shirt pulled by Thomson and fell awkwardly hurting himself, being replaced by Wright (Wright was superb) the reshaped defence pushing everyone forward time after time.
Referee Coote had little control over the game, Joynes was kicked from pillar to post. Kearney stood his ground in the heart of the midfield and later in front of the back four when the wing backs were up attacking.

Towards the end Town hit alty with a barrage- had a well hit shot from the right wing saved by a spectacular Coburn leap across goal. Another effort cleared off the line by a defender. A goalmouth melee with the ball pinging everywhere, how we never scored during this period beats me.
Alty rarely ventured out, but put in a couple of good corners when they did. They were happy with the point having taken the p-iss out of us and the referee with severe time wasting from the 70 min mark.
All in all a good game, but two points lost.
My motM Tom Kearney.

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After yesterday, when we looked lethargic and weary, would a postponement tomorrow actually help us in the long run?

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Last night was a belter!

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Some posters on here have been wondering how this season's results compare to our league position at this stage last season, so here's an extract from my article in last Saturday's programme comparing this season to last season after 22 league games:


At present, we have played 22 league games, winning five; drawing seven and losing ten, thereby accumulating 22 points.

After 22 league matches last season, we had both exactly the same record and total of points.

An improvement this season is that we are scoring more goals (24 to date as opposed to only 15 at this point last season).

Meanwhile, the goals against total currently stands at 35, which is exactly the same as at this stage last year. That latter statistic may well come as a surprise to those of us who had perceived our defence to be a stronger unit this season!

At this juncture last season, we had managed to record an away win and had picked up a total of seven points on our travels from twelve games.

Alas, this season, that coveted away victory continues to elude us and we have only collected five points out of a possible 33 so far.

In terms of corresponding league positions, last season we were 17th out of 22 teams and at present we lie in 21st place out of a total of 24 teams.

As always with statistics, read into all that what you will!

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Altrincham FC First Team / New Competition At Moss Lane?
« on: December 17, 2006, 05:55:36 PM »
Instead of the old 'Golden Goal' competition, could we not now introduce a new game at Moss Lane called 'The Golden Bowler'?

Once Justin Bowler comes on as a substitute, spectators could then pay to nominate how many minutes he is on the pitch before another Alty player actually passes the ball to him and also guess whereabouts on the Golf Road Stand roof his first cross will land.   

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Altrincham FC First Team / Memo to John Laidlar re. Dean Greygoose
« on: December 15, 2006, 12:44:33 AM »
The goalkeeper at Bury Town appears to be SEAN Greygoose:

 http://www.burytownfc.co.uk/player.asp?pid=25

Could he be a relation, perhaps.

As far as I am aware, Dean Greygoose is currently at Soham Town Rangers.
I only know this because I have been researching DG for a forthcoming article in the Robins Review!

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Altrincham FC First Team / Bowler & Thomson
« on: December 04, 2006, 04:05:20 PM »
Can anybody confirm whether both these players are on contract?

If indeed they are, it looks like we could be saddled with two 'passengers' for the rest of the season and their wages would hamper the possibility of enhancing our squad.


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CHRISTMAS TREE
If you have a spare artificial Christmas tree in good condition, preferably six feet high or more, the Club would be delighted to take it off your hands for the Noel White Suite. Please ring 928-1045 if you can help.


Could we not just stand Gary Talbot in a corner and drape tinsel over him?

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The legendary Ian Tunnacliffe's Altrincham FC career:

League & cup appearances: 33.

Goals: 5.

So, Mister O'Neill needs to score four goals in his next 12 games if he is to emulate the master himself!

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Altrincham FC First Team / The Hand Of Hussin?
« on: November 18, 2006, 09:54:24 PM »
Noticed that Leigh RMI's goal at Harrogate Town today came courtesy of Eddie Hussin.

A neat one-two with an advertising hoarding perhaps?!

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