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bigfatronssba
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I presume Linnell leapt to the defence of the stay aways like he does when those that go get singled out?
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ccfc92
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no Linnell was saying if there were more fans there, they could of raised the noise to support.
ccfc92
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that's what I thought :thinking about:
RoboCCFC90
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Abdul we all know some people change their opinions to support their own arguments, I'll be honest the reason we lost is because I wore my City scarf proudly round Exeter under my coat.
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CarpyCov84
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Thought they didn't need our negativity lol
ccfcway
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Pressley
"a number of things that happened this afternoon. If we dont play with that intensity, we are maybe not as good a team as we liked to believe. One thing todays game tells us is that if we believe we are better than we are we have a problem, today is a reminder of that"
"a number of things that happened this afternoon. If we dont play with that intensity, we are maybe not as good a team as we liked to believe. One thing todays game tells us is that if we believe we are better than we are we have a problem, today is a reminder of that"
RoboCCFC90
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I don't know about that. He could have squared the ball to Leon for a simple goal early on and you wonder if the Golden Boot is taking more priority to Leon and Callum then the team.
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skybluefred
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The thing that bothers me if they go down is that Cardoza will sell up. The ground is about to be extended and sisu
already have their feet under the table.I visualize CCFC becoming cobblers utd and CCFC being liquidated.Just a thought,
but it could happen.
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SkyBlueHomer
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This is the unfortunate position we are now in. Its all down to us 'whingers' that are not going & their superb support is why we are doing so well at 'home' yet as soon as we lose its our fault for not going and cheering them on. Its their choice to go but when you look at the numbers attending home games they have to accept they are so far out of touch its unbelievable.
your right, why build a league 1 ground when you could have ntfc for peanuts? you wouldnt put it pass this shower of shite doing that..
Grendel
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Cardoza doesn't own the ground its owned by the council.
skybluefred
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I can't see where I said he did own the ground.
chiefdave
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I can't for a minute believe they had some grand plan to take over Northampton but if they can't get the Ricoh what do they do? We all know the figures for building a new stadium don't stack up and you can imagine at some point it will cross their minds that if Northampton get relegated to non league they can get Sixfields on the cheap that might be their next plan. Not sure of the financial position of NTFC or Cardoza but if it was the case that relegation to non league caused them financial issues anything is possible. it's sounds so ridiculous but would you put anything past SISU?
chiefdave
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Is this true? Surprised they haven't already gone out of business then. Everyone knows if you don't own your own ground you're in trouble
dongonzalos
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RoboCCFC90
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Of course it is I don't disagree with that, I suppose it's easy to say that when we lose like we did today.
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dongonzalos
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It's a tricky one as last week he was one on one with the keeper and should have either squared it to Leon to tap in or use his pace to go round the keeper. Instead he chose to shoot.
I guess with experience he will make more right decisions than bad ones.
However so many times with Cov I have been frustrated when a striker does not have the confidence to just shoot.
So I guess I prefer the greedy side to him.
RoboCCFC90
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I don't mind them being greedy but there are times when it isn't helpful. For instance when we are 1-0 down at 'home' and there was an opportunity to get back into the game, Callum is still young and full of confidence which is great he will learn.
It's all about having the knowledge of a great player.
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