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Re: Barwell Away 4thQR FA Cup
Posted: Mon Oct 12, 2015 5:49 pm
by Trek
davealbon wrote:...Surprised to see him playing at Step 3 when others (Aynsley being the most obvious one, although most will know the reasons behind his career failing) haven't made it above Step 5.
Actually Aynsley did a short stint at Step 2 level playing for Corby Town in season 2011/12 (made 13 appearances) but was unfortunately seriously injured. Remember seeing him in plaster with crutches watching the Steelmen and then he was injured again on his return and released to join us.
Re: Barwell Away 4thQR FA Cup
Posted: Mon Oct 12, 2015 6:18 pm
by FOOTYMAN
davealbon wrote:BartonRaz wrote:Winnable but tough. I saw Barwell a few weeks ago when they beat Grantham 3-1. Grantham were horrific but Barwell looked a decent outfit. They've got ex RDFC youth-teamer Dom Brennan who started up front with Iyseden Christie. They've also got ex-Cobbler Kevin Thornton.
Did Brennan look any good? Never rated him when I saw him in the youth team, he had pace to burn but not a lot else. Surprised to see him playing at Step 3 when others (Aynsley being the most obvious one, although most will know the reasons behind his career failing) haven't made it above Step 5.
He was taken from Loughborough to Barwell and recently spent a couple of weeks at Crewe on trial. He is a tough, fast striker.
Re: Barwell Away 4thQR FA Cup
Posted: Mon Oct 12, 2015 6:34 pm
by Oundle Diamond #2
Will there be coaches running? 4 lads keen.
Re: Barwell Away 4thQR FA Cup
Posted: Mon Oct 12, 2015 7:08 pm
by sussexdiamond
We are on one "L" of a journey. London, twice, Lincolshire now Leicestershire......maybe Lancashire beckons in the form of Old Trafford or Anfield!!
Re: Barwell Away 4thQR FA Cup
Posted: Mon Oct 12, 2015 7:30 pm
by Pigman
They're keen

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Re: Barwell Away 4thQR FA Cup
Posted: Mon Oct 12, 2015 7:40 pm
by SouthRushdenJFC
sussexdiamond wrote:We are on one "L" of a journey. London, twice, Lincolshire now Leicestershire......maybe Lancashire beckons in the form of Old Trafford or Anfield!!
Technically they are in Greater Manchester and Merseyside, although you could be right with Liverpool

Re: Barwell Away 4thQR FA Cup
Posted: Mon Oct 12, 2015 7:41 pm
by Formic
Interesting use of the English Language on that poster....
http://blog.oxforddictionaries.com/2011 ... principal/
... More haste, less speed?
Re: Barwell Away 4thQR FA Cup
Posted: Tue Oct 13, 2015 6:16 am
by corby diamond
Why do I always think ahead at stupid o'clock in the morning? Just had a thought that if the lads progress and should they be faced with a league club/ Possible TV game then it could well be moved to the Sunday which I won't be able to make. Having not missed an FA cup game since the start I never thought when booking my boys christening they could be in this position

only in my interests am I hoping it ain't on telly? Please no
Re: Barwell Away 4thQR FA Cup
Posted: Tue Oct 13, 2015 7:42 am
by Dowlo
corby diamond wrote:Why do I always think ahead at stupid o'clock in the morning? Just had a thought that if the lads progress and should they be faced with a league club/ Possible TV game then it could well be moved to the Sunday which I won't be able to make. Having not missed an FA cup game since the start I never thought when booking my boys christening they could be in this position

only in my interests am I hoping it ain't on telly? Please no
Although I am confident we can get a result at Barwell, lets not count our chickens just yet. Don't want to tempt fate!
Re: Barwell Away 4thQR FA Cup
Posted: Tue Oct 13, 2015 8:02 am
by BartonRaz
davealbon wrote:BartonRaz wrote:
Did Brennan look any good? Never rated him when I saw him in the youth team, he had pace to burn but not a lot else. Surprised to see him playing at Step 3 when others (Aynsley being the most obvious one, although most will know the reasons behind his career failing) haven't made it above Step 5.
He looked pretty useful actually. He was effectively doing Iyseden Christie's running!