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HT Bridgnorth 0 v Boro 1

By Boropod (BoroughPod)28/9 15:56Sat Sep 28 15:56:51 2024

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Harrison with goal just before HT

Note to self, 'be careful what you wish for'

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Re: HT Bridgnorth 0 v Boro 1

By ntfcadam (nbfcadam)28/9 16:47Sat Sep 28 16:47:25 2024In response to HT Bridgnorth 0 v Boro 1Top of thread

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This is the shittest game of football ive ever watched.

A poor Boro performance matched by a worse Bridgnorth team.

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Re: HT Bridgnorth 0 v Boro 1

By Snappycroc UTT (SnappyNBFCcroc)29/9 19:05Sun Sep 29 19:05:18 2024In response to Re: HT Bridgnorth 0 v Boro 1Top of thread

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So what it was still 3 points wasn’t it deary me wasn’t the best but accept it don’t bother following the club UTTERED

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The view from an exile on the touchline

By 70s Stalwart (v2)28/9 19:17Sat Sep 28 19:17:49 2024In response to Re: HT Bridgnorth 0 v Boro 1Top of thread

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Today, I watched my first Boro/Town game since pre-Covid times (Bromsgrove Sporting away in 2019, if you're asking). Initially, I was quite shocked by the quality on show, but as the game progressed I figured that was partly due to the bumpy, sloping, long-grassed pitch. Bridgnorth were young and keen, but that’s about it. Boro’s more experienced defence coped well with their kids and Bache looked sound in goal, so I was never worried that they would score. Boro’s attacks were disjointed though, with too many misplaced passes when chances to push forwards arose. Again, the pitch could be partly to blame for that, but it was no surprise that both goals arrived after corners had caused confusion in the Bridgnorth box. I liked that the ref kept talking to the players, explaining his decisions (even if they were wrong) and letting the game flow. A PL ref would have been blowing his whistle every 15 seconds. Overall, I enjoyed the experience, once I adjusted my expectation of the players’ skill levels and took account of the pitch condition. See you again in another 5 years…….

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Re: The view from an exile on the touchline

By almost average 229/9 08:45Sun Sep 29 08:45:39 2024In response to The view from an exile on the touchline Top of thread

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Interesting read ( stalwart )
One of boro's worst performances today from an attacking point of view but we still managed to grind out a win . Bridgnorth were better than their league position as their recent results suggested .
Think plenty of our fans are finding something to enjoy in watching the boro this season as the support numbers suggest but to do that you have to get your head around the fact that this is step 6 football . It's no good turning up expecting what were used to at step's 1-3 . There are some positives over those levels , it's much cheaper for a start , the football tends to be less defensive orientated and the clubs are a lot more friendly and relaxed .
One downside is definitely the pitches , the majority we've visited who have a grass pitch have not been great .

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Re: The view from an exile on the touchline

By Gustavus28/9 20:11Sat Sep 28 20:11:55 2024In response to The view from an exile on the touchline Top of thread

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What was the crowd and following from Nuneaton pls?

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Re: The view from an exile on the touchline

By Snappycroc UTT (SnappyNBFCcroc)28/9 23:06Sat Sep 28 23:06:22 2024In response to Re: The view from an exile on the touchline Top of thread

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Actually go to the games to find out 🙄

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Re: The view from an exile on the touchline

By 70s Stalwart (v2)28/9 20:29Sat Sep 28 20:29:12 2024In response to Re: The view from an exile on the touchline Top of thread

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No sure about numbers, but looked like 75-80% Boro. 250 ?

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Re: The view from an exile on the touchline

By Gustavus28/9 20:30Sat Sep 28 20:30:12 2024In response to Re: The view from an exile on the touchline Top of thread

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Wonderful to see the support for the reformed team from Nuneatonians!

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Re: The view from an exile on the touchline

By almost average 228/9 22:35Sat Sep 28 22:35:12 2024In response to Re: The view from an exile on the touchline Top of thread

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Today was just below 250 , Bridgnorths last home game was 47 .

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Re: HT Bridgnorth 0 v Boro 2

By Boropod (BoroughPod)28/9 16:53Sat Sep 28 16:53:23 2024In response to Re: HT Bridgnorth 0 v Boro 1Top of thread

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Spruce

Note to self, 'be careful what you wish for'

Edited by BoroughPod at 16:54:33 on 28th September 2024

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FT Bridgnorth 0 v Boro 2

By Boropod (BoroughPod)28/9 16:57Sat Sep 28 16:57:36 2024In response to Re: HT Bridgnorth 0 v Boro 2Top of thread

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Not a great game against a team with no wins yet, but an away win is a good result anytime

Note to self, 'be careful what you wish for'

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Re: FT Bridgnorth 0 v Boro 2

By boro4429/9 12:57Sun Sep 29 12:57:52 2024In response to FT Bridgnorth 0 v Boro 2Top of thread

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A few weeks ago Bridgnorth drew one all at Smethwick Rangers who were top of the league at the time..

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Re: FT Bridgnorth 0 v Boro 2

By almost average 229/9 13:34Sun Sep 29 13:34:02 2024In response to Re: FT Bridgnorth 0 v Boro 2Top of thread

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Last four games they only lost by a single goal margin to Coton Green & Bilston ( both in the playoffs ) . Drew at Smethwick & in the week beat Brocton ( third in the premier ) . Definitely a much tougher prospect than earlier in the season . They didn't give us an easy ride yesterday but we still won without being at our best .

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Re: FT Bridgnorth 0 v Boro 2

By Vernon228/9 17:27Sat Sep 28 17:27:56 2024In response to FT Bridgnorth 0 v Boro 2Top of thread

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Any sign of Daly ?

We were warned,but did it anyway.

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Re: FT Bridgnorth 0 v Boro 2

By Snappycroc UTT (SnappyNBFCcroc)28/9 23:08Sat Sep 28 23:08:15 2024In response to Re: FT Bridgnorth 0 v Boro 2Top of thread

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Again try to go and see for yourself 🙄

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Re: FT Bridgnorth 0 v Boro 2

By Vernon229/9 08:57Sun Sep 29 08:57:08 2024In response to Re: FT Bridgnorth 0 v Boro 2Top of thread

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What makes you think that I don’t ?

We were warned,but did it anyway.

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Re: FT Bridgnorth 0 v Boro 2

By mark-nbfc28/9 17:40Sat Sep 28 17:40:39 2024In response to Re: FT Bridgnorth 0 v Boro 2Top of thread

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Injured

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Hope is not a plan.

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A win is a win

By Unnamed Sauce (Bedduth Blue)28/9 19:54Sat Sep 28 19:54:54 2024In response to Re: FT Bridgnorth 0 v Boro 2Top of thread

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Well done all.

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