NORTHAMPTON v CAFC - Match Thread 30/03/2018
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Argyle 3-00
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Attempt missed. Matt Crooks (Northampton Town) right footed shot from the right side of the six yard box is close, but misses to the right.0 -
The Cobblers crowd are of the opinion that Big Fat Jimmy doesn't know what he's doing.2
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Hasselbaink getting pelters from the home fans "you don't know what your doing" and a fan chucks a scarf at him.
love it.
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Lord Bowyer's Red and White Army!!!!!2
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Bloody hell , Roland's just put the price up another £5 million3
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Want a clean sheet4
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Just got in and asked my wife what the score was. She said we were 0-3 down. I launched into a (familiar) five-minute tirade about the club before logging on here to read how bad we are. I have now explained to her how the scoring system works ...17
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We want 12, we want 125
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You didn't miss much, just a simple tap-in ...EveshamAddick said:Lost commentary and missed the 3rd goal!
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Pff it's only 3-0 it's a disgrace BOWYER OUTBriston_Addick said:
I doubt there are boos all round Sixfields, I would hope the away end would be rather chuffed with what they're seeing!JakeCAFC_94 said:Boos all around at Sixfields
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Pitch getting heavy.0
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It'll have to be a very big scarf.............Karim_myBagheri said:Hasselbaink getting pelters from the home fans "you don't know what your doing" and a fan chucks a scarf at him.
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1StevieG said:
Go for a piss and miss the toilet
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This'll all be down to KR according to him0
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B/rovers 0-1 Bury0
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I mean this is just night and day compared to something like Fleetwood at home a couple weeks ago, let alone Blackpool or Shrewsbury. The last match and a half have been a good reminder that we are a team chalk full of good, intelligent, technically gifted footballers. And when you play to their strengths, when you get them interchanging and playing triangles in tight spaces, we look incredibly capable. It sounds so simple, but it's what we've been desperately crying out for for months.
Page looks like another Robinson find. Great ball for the opener, which involved fantastic interplay between Aribo, Fosu and him. I've been really impressed both with his technical ability as well as his positioning.
There must be few scarier sights in this league than Tarique Fosu running at you with the ball at his feet with Ajose and Zyro making runs ahead of him.
Reeves' determination to get to the ball ahead of his man for the opener was excellent. He's put in such tidy performances the last game and a half. His positioning and distribution have been excellent, as has his workrate, and he's shown a great ability to step into passing lanes.
BFG is class. Stepping out to the wing, intercepting a pass, then finding Tarique after a lovely dummy from Ajose is what created the second.
Lastly, a word for Nicky Ajose. What a man transformed. His running, his interchange, his selflessness, and his cleverness cannot be overstated. When we first signed him I thought he looked a relict of a bygone era, the moody, mercurial poacher who doesn't really have a place in the modern game. Instead, his movement makes so much happen, and that dummy for Fosu, along with so much of the movement and space he creates, are so vital to this team.
And right as I finished re-reading this Tarique Fosu scored an absolute worldy. GET IN!!!!!! COME ON YOU REDS!!!!!!!16 -
If we keep playing like this I don't think there'll be too many clean sheets among the Charlton fans.ross1 said:Want a clean sheet
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Gboly Ariyibi (Northampton Town) wins a free kick on the right wing.
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Foul by Jake Forster-Caskey (Charlton Athletic).0 -
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B/Pool 1-1 Donny0
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58' Great defending from Bauer to deny Long an opportunity in the box. #cafc0
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Now get her to explain the offside rule!mogodon said:Just got in and asked my wife what the score was. She said we were 0-3 down. I launched into a (familiar) five-minute tirade about the club before logging on here to read how bad we are. I have now explained to her how the scoring system works ...
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Brilliant. Thanks Karim.Charlton_Stu said:
Cheers for that, what a handy app.Karim_myBagheri said:
BBC Northampton commentary is what I'm listening to -Jayajosh said:Where can I watch or listen to this?
https://tunein.com/radio/BBC-Radio-Northampton-1042-s6853/0 -
Who with?EveshamAddick said:Pitch getting heavy.
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Fosu drags his shot wide0
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Now get her to explain the offside rule!mogodon said:Just got in and asked my wife what the score was. She said we were 0-3 down. I launched into a (familiar) five-minute tirade about the club before logging on here to read how bad we are. I have now explained to her how the scoring system works ...
Great post, says it all really.SDAddick said:I mean this is just night and day compared to something like Fleetwood at home a couple weeks ago, let alone Blackpool or Shrewsbury. The last match and a half have been a good reminder that we are a team chalk full of good, intelligent, technically gifted footballers. And when you play to their strengths, when you get them interchanging and playing triangles in tight spaces, we look incredibly capable. It sounds so simple, but it's what we've been desperately crying out for for months.
Page looks like another Robinson find. Great ball for the opener, which involved fantastic interplay between Aribo, Fosu and him. I've been really impressed both with his technical ability as well as his positioning.
There must be few scarier sights in this league than Tarique Fosu running at you with the ball at his feet with Ajose and Zyro making runs ahead of him.
Reeves' determination to get to the ball ahead of his man for the opener was excellent. He's put in such tidy performances the last game and a half. His positioning and distribution have been excellent, as has his workrate, and he's shown a great ability to step into passing lanes.
BFG is class. Stepping out to the wing, intercepting a pass, then finding Tarique after a lovely dummy from Ajose is what created the second.
Lastly, a word for Nicky Ajose. What a man transformed. His running, his interchange, his selflessness, and his cleverness cannot be overstated. When we first signed him I thought he looked a relict of a bygone era, the moody, mercurial poacher who doesn't really have a place in the modern game. Instead, his movement makes so much happen, and that dummy for Fosu, along with so much of the movement and space he creates, are so vital to this team.
And right as I finished re-reading this Tarique Fosu scored an absolute worldy. GET IN!!!!!! COME ON YOU REDS!!!!!!!0 -
Fosu shoots wide
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