Tamworth Envy.

By Wotnostrikers29/10 17:47Tue Oct 29 17:47:24 2024

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I can only look at Tamworth now with envy and admiration, 16th in the National League and on the tv Friday night at home to Huddersfield Town.
It’s almost unbelievable how quickly our two fortunes have changed in a ridiculously short time.

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Re: Tamworth Envy.

By London Boro7/11 21:44Thu Nov 7 21:44:17 2024In response to Tamworth Envy.Top of thread

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I'm still thinking about this tonight.

Coupled with the way things went last time we played there.

Just completely and utterly depressing.

Always been a Boro optimist, but my glass is now half empty. Maybe I should get a 4G one

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Re: Tamworth Envy.

By Wotnostrikers7/11 22:38Thu Nov 7 22:38:43 2024In response to Re: Tamworth Envy.Top of thread

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It got even worse when they actually beat Huddersfield and then got a “local derby” draw against Burton in the next round.

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Re: Tamworth Envy.

By s. tone ragma7 (stone ragma)29/10 20:21Tue Oct 29 20:21:08 2024In response to Tamworth Envy.Top of thread

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Changed since they installed 4G pitch, brings in more income, something "Boro" should consider if and when they return to nuneaton

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Re: Tamworth Envy.

By Unnamed Sauce (Bedduth Blue)29/10 19:01Tue Oct 29 19:01:22 2024In response to Tamworth Envy.Top of thread

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Such a lovely club

As if they needed any more good fortune-a televised cup tie v Huddersfield.

The words jammy and bastards spring to mind.

Come on you terriers

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Re: Tamworth Envy.

By MJNB30/10 09:21Wed Oct 30 09:21:50 2024In response to Re: Tamworth Envy.Top of thread

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I have decided it is about time I supported my local football league club.

Come on Huddersfield.

(I have actually watched Huddersfield when they had a current England international playing for them too)

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Re: Tamworth Envy.

By bert's dad30/10 11:06Wed Oct 30 11:06:13 2024In response to Re: Tamworth Envy.Top of thread

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And they once had Darren Bullock

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Re:Huddersfield

By Unnamed Sauce (Bedduth Blue)30/10 19:03Wed Oct 30 19:03:48 2024In response to Re: Tamworth Envy.Top of thread

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dad and Grandad born in Nuneaton.

Mum born near Skipton. Worked out geographically that's

Leeds or
Bradford or
Burnley or Huddersfield.

No brainer.

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Re: Tamworth Envy.

By Dougie829/10 20:53Tue Oct 29 20:53:23 2024In response to Re: Tamworth Envy.Top of thread

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Good management might have something to do with it as well. Their fortunes changed when they appointed Andy Peake.

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Re: Tamworth Envy.

By Boropod (BoroughPod)29/10 19:14Tue Oct 29 19:14:42 2024In response to Re: Tamworth Envy.Top of thread

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Things change, fortunes rise and plummet but I'll never set foot on their shitty little ground ever again.

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

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Re: Tamworth Envy.

By Wotnostrikers29/10 19:16Tue Oct 29 19:16:45 2024In response to Re: Tamworth Envy.Top of thread

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I doubt very much you will need to.

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Re: Tamworth Envy.

By Boropod (BoroughPod)29/10 20:40Tue Oct 29 20:40:18 2024In response to Re: Tamworth Envy.Top of thread

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Fairly good chance we'll be playing there in PSF, some competition or other in year or two or three.

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

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