MATCHWATCH : Cheltenham Town (a)

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Re: MATCHWATCH : Cheltenham Town (a)

by Hound » 05 Nov 2024 20:41

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Sutekh Meanwhile in proper football Wycombe are winning 2-0 at Stockport inside 15 minutes.

3-0 and top of the league :lol:


Wycombe been seriously impressive this season

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Re: MATCHWATCH : Cheltenham Town (a)

by AthleticoSpizz » 05 Nov 2024 20:48

Hound
Pepe the Horseman
Sutekh Meanwhile in proper football Wycombe are winning 2-0 at Stockport inside 15 minutes.

3-0 and top of the league :lol:


Wycombe been seriously impressive this season
….and still heavily featuring Gareth Mc (not tonight tho’)

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Re: MATCHWATCH : Cheltenham Town (a)

by Hound » 05 Nov 2024 20:51

As far o ur game - watched the last 25 or so. Not that exciting really, few chances for both sides

Our lads did ok, Akande prob the most dangerous. Senga seemed quite lively, but suprised he didn’t get the whole game. Spencer ok along with the CBs

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Re: MATCHWATCH : Cheltenham Town (a)

by Sutekh » 05 Nov 2024 20:52

Just need to beat Newport next week to qualify

Chelt - 3 - 9
Ding - 2 - 3
Newp - 2 -3
Ham - 3- 0

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Re: MATCHWATCH : Cheltenham Town (a)

by Royals and Racers » 05 Nov 2024 20:53

We qualify for the next stage if we beat Newport next Tuesday at the SCL or win the penalty shott-out if the match is drawn.


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Re: MATCHWATCH : Cheltenham Town (a)

by Royals and Racers » 05 Nov 2024 20:54

Sutekh Just need to beat Newport next week to qualify

Chelt - 3 - 9
Ding - 2 - 3
Newp - 2 -3
Ham - 3- 0

Or win the penalty shoot out if the match is drawn.

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Re: MATCHWATCH : Cheltenham Town (a)

by Sutekh » 05 Nov 2024 20:55

Royals and Racers
Sutekh Just need to beat Newport next week to qualify

Chelt - 3 - 9
Ding - 2 - 3
Newp - 2 -3
Ham - 3- 0

Or win the penalty shoot out if the match is drawn.


And in doing so, beat them.

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Re: MATCHWATCH : Cheltenham Town (a)

by Clyde1998 » 05 Nov 2024 20:59

Attendance was 1598 including 399 from Reading.

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Re: MATCHWATCH : Cheltenham Town (a)

by Fox Talbot » 05 Nov 2024 21:02

Usual cup suicide from Reading. Thought we might be getting somewhere start of second half then we make a load of unforced changes, back to a trial match, concede, lose.

When you’ve got ten players only playing part of the game do they feel the same responsibility for the result? Feels too easy to say not my problem. Much rather we got results than just ‘gave minutes’ - jmore good cup results you get more chance of getting minutes further down the line. Better for morale if you win. Feel sorry for our poor fans who went.


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Re: MATCHWATCH : Cheltenham Town (a)

by Jackson Corner » 05 Nov 2024 21:15

400 fans for that competition is a brilliant effort.

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Re: MATCHWATCH : Cheltenham Town (a)

by Royal_jimmy » 05 Nov 2024 23:21

Back a bit earlier. Shame we couldn't take it to penalties but they were the better team against our kids. A decent game of football on the whole.

Rushesha impressed me tonight, he was all over the pitch, trying to make things happen with some hints of quality. Hope he gets some minutes off the bench in the league.

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Re: MATCHWATCH : Cheltenham Town (a)

by Royal_jimmy » 05 Nov 2024 23:22

Fox Talbot Usual cup suicide from Reading. Thought we might be getting somewhere start of second half then we make a load of unforced changes, back to a trial match, concede, lose.

When you’ve got ten players only playing part of the game do they feel the same responsibility for the result? Feels too easy to say not my problem. Much rather we got results than just ‘gave minutes’ - jmore good cup results you get more chance of getting minutes further down the line. Better for morale if you win. Feel sorry for our poor fans who went.


Can't say I blame Ruben who had little choice really given the amount of football we've played and how threadbare the squad is.

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Re: MATCHWATCH : Cheltenham Town (a)

by Jerry St Clair » 06 Nov 2024 08:59

I enjoyed that. An absorbing, if not thrilling, game.

Cheltenham had two Academy graduates at fullback in Liggett and Willcox. Otherwise it was a bunch of fairly seasoned lower league pros. And Reading's kids stood up well. Matty Taylor and Ryan Bowman didn't get much of a sniff in front of goal aided, partly, by some wasteful delivery. But the Reading defending was pretty solid for the most part.

It took Michael Flynn making a triple substitution to bring on, arguably, Cheltenham's three best and most exciting attacking players this season - Jordan Thomas, Arkell Jude-Boyd and Joel Colwill - to break the deadlock.

One of those games where everybody can be fairly happy, I suspect.


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Re: MATCHWATCH : Cheltenham Town (a)

by Hound » 06 Nov 2024 09:09

Jerry St Clair I enjoyed that. An absorbing, if not thrilling, game.

Cheltenham had two Academy graduates at fullback in Liggett and Willcox. Otherwise it was a bunch of fairly seasoned lower league pros. And Reading's kids stood up well. Matty Taylor and Ryan Bowman didn't get much of a sniff in front of goal aided, partly, by some wasteful delivery. But the Reading defending was pretty solid for the most part.

It took Michael Flynn making a triple substitution to bring on, arguably, Cheltenham's three best and most exciting attacking players this season - Jordan Thomas, Arkell Jude-Boyd and Joel Colwill - to break the deadlock.

One of those games where everybody can be fairly happy, I suspect.


Was one of those games I’d really have enjoyed a few years back. However seems to be the norm nowadays for us to chuck in a load of kids in a cup game and see them lose valiantly

It’s great credit to the Academy though that this was almost a u21 second team by the end and they all looked like they should be playing pro football

Shame Kanu is injured as liked the look of him but both our CBs looked pretty solid and maybe ready for the bench

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Re: MATCHWATCH : Cheltenham Town (a)

by traff » 06 Nov 2024 12:57

Not often said but thought the ref was decent considering the dross I have seen this year,

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