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I think a lot of criticism levelled at Bell is a tad unwarranted at times - his first touch is not all that bad and he can throw defenders with his ability to twist and turn when needs be - so lets give credit if and when it is due. PUSB

Maccas last two performances fully justify the fact that he should have played as a central striker yonks ago - he's a natural for that role always looking for the openings, always there for the opportunity to score goals. AT leave him there - no rotational crap !!! PUSB

How about that then - not far off the perfect prediction - I am so good !!! PUSB

Murphy 7 Christie 8 Keogh 8 Cranie 7 Wood 8 Deegan 8 Bell 7 Baker 8 Thomas 8 Juke 8 McSheffrey 9 Subs Gael 7 MOM McSheffrey - (goal taker, goal maker, all round complete performance in his true position) PUSB

Dare I say it but i've got the last 3 out of 4 right result - so here goes for 4 out of 5: 2-1 to CCFC Macca and Juke innit PUSB

Just wondering if the second meeting is on or not !!! PUSB

Yes, looking that way about 17,000-18,000 I would guess - very surprised at Bristol gate thought it would be no higher than 14,000. PUSB

By my reckoning we need another 35 points to reach the average safety margin of 51 points. That roughly translates into a W10-D5-L8 or W9-D8-L6 performance over the next 23 games which is very close to play off form. And by doing this achieving a 40% plus win ratio compared to current year...

Great site HH BUT look at where they predict end of season: 20th Watford 56 pts 21st Notts Forest 49 pts 22nd Bristol City 49 pts 23rd Doncaster 44 pts 24th CCFC 41 pts Don't like this site any more HH PUSB

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Got my FM12 from daughter - trying to install BUT First thing on screen "your DLA not suitable, cannot edit or change" wtf is that ??? Had then to install STEAM Do I open "new account" ? How much does it cost ? I feel a long drawn out process here PUSB

I would see the midfielders alternating for this role plus the two fullbacks overlapping as they indeed do. Juke would be much more effective "wrestling" with opposition centrebacks in and around the box and then laying off short one twos with other striker or attacking mids. Surely it is...

Yes Gary played in his preferred position and played best of season making himself constantly available for balls through the middle which should have been exploited more. Macca would have had even more chances if the Juke had played more closer to the middle (pet thing of mine) to lay off...

Can anyone see the advantage in the Juke playing the flanks for most of his games ??? We seem to have a centre forward who doesn't play centre or forward - he wins impossible balls at times, works his proverbial socks off but is too far out for this to be advantageous on a rolling attack as...

Every home game this season (none away - too eventful at my age - see my previous threads on away games experiences) Missed only 8 games at home since 1964 BUT will miss Middlesborough at home on the 15th Jan - will be in Perth Aussie land for three weeks 8th - 28th Jan. PUSB

I agree Cloughie - safety first approach clearly paid dividends today by hoofing the ball out to touch when in difficulty AND playing keepball in and around the opposition corner flags - we are at last learning these basics at CCFC PUSB

Murphy 8 Christie 8 Keogh 8 Wood 7 Hussey 6 Thomas 8 Gael 5 Baker 7 Bell 7 McSheffrey 7 Juke 7 Subs Deagan 8 Cameron 7 McPake N/A (too late to assess) MOM (Choice of four including Keogh, Thomas & Christie) Murphy (saved at least 3 certainties)

ER, Don't recall George playing that game and in my records no mention either. He only played 3 games plus 1 @ sub that season; 19/08/68 Burnley (A) 22/08/68 Notts F (A) Broken Leg 15/04/68 Stoke (A) Sub 16/04/68 Stoke (H) PUSB

Wingy, "Burnsy" was in fact Pete Burns (sadly no longer with us) - we were members of the City Supporters Club then based in the Sky Blue Stand Thackhall Street. Pete used to work at the Jag at Browns Lane and we were City/Drinking buddies for many many years and had some great times on the...

It was the 1966/1967 season, yes that's the one, apart from the 1987 cup glory year the fact that CCFC reached the pinnacle of English football by being promoted that year to the then First Division was a dream masterminded and achieved by the maestro Jimmy Hill. After years of playing Bury...