Buxton Updates

[Yeltz27]

Even so, I still think there are 4 teams worse than us

No, there aren't

[pantverdant1]

Even so, I still think there are 4 teams worse than us

No, there aren't

At the moment the league table suggests there are, and the form table suggests there aren't!

[Laurel Lane Lamper]

Home defeats of 2-4 thankfully happen very infrequently, The last time was on 6th Dec 2008 against Swindon Supermarine and our line-up may bring back memories to some of us:
BUSSEY BRISCOE COWLEY HOYTE CANOVILLE BARRETO DENNY CORNWALL ABBEY DANKS## GOUVEIA
subs: MELITAS SMITH CASKEY PALMER CAMPBELL

Away defeats by this score have occurred more but still not too often. One of them sticks out in my mind as it was my only visit to Sudbury when I think Snapper was sent off. I notice in our side was a Mr. Hackett about whom I think I read something in the paper recently. It slips my mind what the article was about but I remember thinking it was something destined to end in failure .....
02-Nov-96 SUDBURY A 453 2 4 MCDONNELL CLARKE BRADLEY WOOD SNAPE EVANS KNIGHT WRIGHT# ALSOP* SHEARER HACKETT subs: HARRISON OWEN

[RaidenYeltz]

Home defeats of 2-4 thankfully happen very infrequently, The last time was on 6th Dec 2008 against Swindon Supermarine and our line-up may bring back memories to some of us:
BUSSEY BRISCOE COWLEY HOYTE CANOVILLE BARRETO DENNY CORNWALL ABBEY DANKS## GOUVEIA
subs: MELITAS SMITH CASKEY PALMER CAMPBELL

Away defeats by this score have occurred more but still not too often. One of them sticks out in my mind as it was my only visit to Sudbury when I think Snapper was sent off. I notice in our side was a Mr. Hackett about whom I think I read something in the paper recently. It slips my mind what the article was about but I remember thinking it was something destined to end in failure .....
02-Nov-96 SUDBURY A 453 2 4 MCDONNELL CLARKE BRADLEY WOOD SNAPE EVANS KNIGHT WRIGHT# ALSOP* SHEARER HACKETT subs: HARRISON OWEN

Did we take the lead in either of those? And we're the opposition down to ten men for the majority of those games?

[Noggin]

I am pretty sure that Swindon match was Nick Bussey's third red card of that season, an outstanding achievement for early December. Of course, home matches against Swindon Supermarine were rarely dull - the previously encounter saw us contrive to lose a 4-1 lead and ended up in a 4-4 draw

[Laurel Lane Lamper]

I am pretty sure that Swindon match was Nick Bussey's third red card of that season, an outstanding achievement for early December. Of course, home matches against Swindon Supermarine were rarely dull - the previously encounter saw us contrive to lose a 4-1 lead and ended up in a 4-4 draw

http://www.yeltzarchives.com/history/cl ... arine.html

[Yeltz27]

Home defeats of 2-4 thankfully happen very infrequently, The last time was on 6th Dec 2008 against Swindon Supermarine and our line-up may bring back memories to some of us:
BUSSEY BRISCOE COWLEY HOYTE CANOVILLE BARRETO DENNY CORNWALL ABBEY DANKS## GOUVEIA
subs: MELITAS SMITH CASKEY PALMER CAMPBELL

Away defeats by this score have occurred more but still not too often. One of them sticks out in my mind as it was my only visit to Sudbury when I think Snapper was sent off. I notice in our side was a Mr. Hackett about whom I think I read something in the paper recently. It slips my mind what the article was about but I remember thinking it was something destined to end in failure .....
02-Nov-96 SUDBURY A 453 2 4 MCDONNELL CLARKE BRADLEY WOOD SNAPE EVANS KNIGHT WRIGHT# ALSOP* SHEARER HACKETT subs: HARRISON OWEN

Did we take the lead in either of those? And we're the opposition down to ten men for the majority of those games?

It's unlikely. What it does highlight though is that the fitness levels are pretty shocking. Ten men shouldn't be able to dominate. Hold on maybe, park the bus, but not run up the other end and score 4 times.

[Laurel Lane Lamper]

I am pretty sure that Swindon match was Nick Bussey's third red card of that season, an outstanding achievement for early December. Of course, home matches against Swindon Supermarine were rarely dull - the previously encounter saw us contrive to lose a 4-1 lead and ended up in a 4-4 draw

gave away a 4-1 lead, we'd have settled for a 4-4 draw down at Wimborne
24/09/2011 WIMBORNE A 254 4 - 5 EVANS MASON KELLY ROOFE SMITH MCGRATH** BRUCE SAUNDERS NISBETT* ARSHAD* CHILTON HINDS GUEYES FOLKES WESTWOOD
capitulation and indiscipline

[lutleyyeltz]

All these tales of yesteryear, although interesting, don't alter the fact that yesterday we were humiliated!

[RaidenYeltz]

Home defeats of 2-4 thankfully happen very infrequently, The last time was on 6th Dec 2008 against Swindon Supermarine and our line-up may bring back memories to some of us:
BUSSEY BRISCOE COWLEY HOYTE CANOVILLE BARRETO DENNY CORNWALL ABBEY DANKS## GOUVEIA
subs: MELITAS SMITH CASKEY PALMER CAMPBELL

Away defeats by this score have occurred more but still not too often. One of them sticks out in my mind as it was my only visit to Sudbury when I think Snapper was sent off. I notice in our side was a Mr. Hackett about whom I think I read something in the paper recently. It slips my mind what the article was about but I remember thinking it was something destined to end in failure .....
02-Nov-96 SUDBURY A 453 2 4 MCDONNELL CLARKE BRADLEY WOOD SNAPE EVANS KNIGHT WRIGHT# ALSOP* SHEARER HACKETT subs: HARRISON OWEN

Did we take the lead in either of those? And we're the opposition down to ten men for the majority of those games?

It's unlikely. What it does highlight though is that the fitness levels are pretty shocking. Ten men shouldn't be able to dominate. Hold on maybe, park the bus, but not run up the other end and score 4 times.

I'm still amazed no one seems to notice that throwing away a lead is becoming our trademark under John Hill.