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And that is exactly why i want Fleetwood to win.RegencyCheltenhamSpa wrote: ↑20 Feb 2023, 17:20We can catch ‘em. Surely priority one is the bottom four are cut adrift?
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JP tweeted just now that just over 200 tickets sold for tonight's game, I'm one of those but that's not a great number, took more to Charlton ffs yes it was free travel but that's beside the point. Shouting at SkySports Main event will do bugger all. Anyways, hoping for a good game tonight. UTR
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It's somewhat bad but while we may be in a semi-final, it's still a competition that few particularly care about. It's also at a ground that many have visited multiple times including only a few weeks ago where we lost quite heavily. We also have Portsmouth and Derby away coming up and both of them are quite attractive awaydays and ones that many, me included, have had in the calendar for a while.Haitch wrote: ↑21 Feb 2023, 10:56 JP tweeted just now that just over 200 tickets sold for tonight's game, I'm one of those but that's not a great number, took more to Charlton ffs yes it was free travel but that's beside the point. Shouting at SkySports Main event will do bugger all. Anyways, hoping for a good game tonight. UTR
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The only reason I want to win tonight is for the money that the final would generate.
Cheltenham v Accrington would be an embarrassingly attended final (10,000 tops?) whereas we would be completely outnumbered if we played Bolton. I know games are not won in the stands but tonight is going to be a tough match.
Cheltenham v Accrington would be an embarrassingly attended final (10,000 tops?) whereas we would be completely outnumbered if we played Bolton. I know games are not won in the stands but tonight is going to be a tough match.
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I know what you mean. I would like a day out Wembley either way. Love to see Alfie tearing up the Wembley pitch.robinsrule wrote: ↑21 Feb 2023, 12:42 The only reason I want to win tonight is for the money that the final would generate.
Cheltenham v Accrington would be an embarrassingly attended final (10,000 tops?) whereas we would be completely outnumbered if we played Bolton. I know games are not won in the stands but tonight is going to be a tough match.
I know a lot of people seem to think the club is embarrassing, and the performances are embarrassing, but part of the club is its fanbase, which is also embarrassing because of comments like that. A national cup semi-final on TV and 'we don't care about tonight'. It's pathetic.
What I expect they truly mean is "I think we will get stuffed so I'm going to publicly pretend like I don't care about tonight so that other people can't take the p!## out of me when we lose heavily on TV". Probably the smallest budget in League One, 5 teams below us, in a cup semi final. Every team in the bottom of half of the table has taken at least one or two heavy spankings at some point this season, but everything is as doom and gloom as it gets as if we're the only ones. We are not a special case. We do not deserve anything. We got very lucky with Duff. Now we are fighting to survive like we always realistically knew we would have to, with the added bonus of a cup semi. Maybe the reason myself and a couple of others on here have been called out as "rose-tinters", or whatever term a certain someone is using these days, is because we were realistic from the start and our current situation isn't a surprise. Anything that isn't relegation is success. Relegation is unfortunate but not the end of the world disaster it is made out to be. Finishing bottom/below FGR is absolute failure.
I get it, I understand why they're doom and gloom, lack of wins, poor performances - you only have to look back on the match threads to see that I get frustrated with them as well. But not caring about tonight is absolutely ridiculous. It's still our club and our team and we should be behind them.
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6,000.
18,000 for FA Trophy and about 10,000 for Crewe play off final ?
Plymouth will take 35,000 if they win tonight.
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Since that great day we are currently in our longest run without a Wembley/Cardiff visit. Ten years since the 2012 L2 play off.
Obviously everyone thought it was a shoe-in we were heading to Wembley before the second leg of that Northampton play off tie. Hopefully Plymouth suffer from the same over confidence we did that night.
And prior to the FA Trophy final in 1998 the only other meaningful final I saw the Robins play in where the Southern League Cup finals in 1985 and 1969. The thoughts of a trip to Wembley in those days was the stuff of dreams!RegencyCheltenhamSpa wrote: ↑21 Feb 2023, 18:20Since that great day we are currently in our longest run without a Wembley/Cardiff visit. Ten years since the 2012 L2 play off.
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Indeed. Yet some say this is the worst they have experienced.Fuller wrote: ↑21 Feb 2023, 18:30And prior to the FA Trophy final in 1998 the only other meaningful final I saw the Robins play in where the Southern League Cup finals in 1985 and 1969. The thoughts of a trip to Wembley in those days was the stuff of dreams!RegencyCheltenhamSpa wrote: ↑21 Feb 2023, 18:20Since that great day we are currently in our longest run without a Wembley/Cardiff visit. Ten years since the 2012 L2 play off.
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Morecambe 1-0 up against Vale
Fleetwood 0-0 Cambridge
Just under 20 mins to go in both
Fleetwood 0-0 Cambridge
Just under 20 mins to go in both
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Morecambe win 1-0
Fleetwood win 1-0
Fleetwood win 1-0
Fair play to Morecambe. Is that six wins in the last seven home league games now?
If we’d had that sort of home form we’d be close to the playoffs now. Sadly not….we haven’t won at home in the league for three months now.
Whether we can turn our home form around will be the difference between League One survival or relegation and trips to the likes of Harrogate and Crawley.
If we’d had that sort of home form we’d be close to the playoffs now. Sadly not….we haven’t won at home in the league for three months now.
Whether we can turn our home form around will be the difference between League One survival or relegation and trips to the likes of Harrogate and Crawley.