Career Climbing on the Shoulders of Giants - An FMM18 Career

[Ares_2]

The LFC comes from the PL after all, and not all teams can do a "Lincoln".

Keep going Telford!

[BatiGoal]

Unfortunate Cup run but nothing more you could do I think. You lost to a better side. You're rocking the league tho. Great stuff! 

[KennyMiller27]

22 minutes ago, BatiGoal said:

Unfortunate Cup run but nothing more you could do I think. You lost to a better side. You're rocking the league tho. Great stuff! 

Getting to the Liverpool tie was gravy! (Though I woulda loved to see us dump the Scousers out lol)

Aye the League is humming nicely! 

4 hours ago, Ares_2 said:

The LFC comes from the PL after all, and not all teams can do a "Lincoln".

Keep going Telford!

Thanks man!I was already in heaven getting the Blackburn tie and the money-spinner at Anfield was gravy 

[KennyMiller27]

Part 12 - A Shorter Month than Most

 

Matchday 30 - at the NBH

 

- A short League schedule in February starts with a game of two halves in Shropshire as North Ferriby got off to a horrible start and came up with a brilliant ending that just fell agonizingly short. 

 

Matchday 31 - at the Lamb Ground

 

- Our turn to have a slow start here as Tamworth absolutely dominated us for the first hour of the match before we snatched a point late.

 

Matchday 32 - at the NBH

 

- We end February with a narrow win against the Red Rebels in a dour game brightened by a piece of skill from Paddy Hoban. 

 

LEAGUE TABLE PRESENTED BY MÜLLER AG UK

 

 

- We march closer and closer to a return to the Conference Premier with a consistent month. 

[KennyMiller27]

Part 12b - It's the Final Countdown

 

Matchday 33 - at North Street

 

- A Paddy Hoban hatter sees us open March with a comfortable win in Derbyshire. 

 

Matchday 34 - at the NBH

- Consecutive hatters for us in the league mean nothing as a late Ndaba strike sees Spennymoor take a share of the points at home. 

 

Matchday 35 - at the Horsfall Stadium

- Scenes of shock echoed around the travelling support as BPA score the first win against Telford since September after punishing tired Buck legs. 

 

Matchday 36 - at the NBH

 

- Mid-March continues to be cruel to us as Darlington inflict consecutive losses on us for the first time this year. 

 

Matchday 37 - at Croft Park

- We end March on a bit of a recovery, coming off the better of a seven-goal shootout in the North-East.

 

LEAGUE TABLE PRESENTED BY MÜLLER AG UK

 

 

- A bit of a wobble sees our lead cut to a manageable 10 points,though with time running out, is the title headed to Shropshire? 

 

Matchday 38 - at the NBH

 

 

 

- That's all you really have to say sometimes.Champions.

 

Matchdays 39,40,41 & 42 - at the NBH(39 & 41), Edgeley Park(40) & York Street (42)

- all dead-rubbers and used to mainly prep for a surprise/serve as extended tryouts for next season.

 

LEAGUE TABLE PRESENTED BY MÜLLER AG UK

- Our little dip near the end may have cost us a century of points, but winning the Conference North is winning the Conference North. 

[KennyMiller27]

Part 14 - A Pot Worth Winning

 

We tackle AFC Telford's run in the 17-18 FA Trophy. The original Telford United had won this competition three times previous - would we bring the pot home for the first time in 29 years? 

 

FA TROPHY FIRST ROUND

TELFORD VS COALVILLE TOWN(NPL) @ Owen Street Sports Ground

 

- We begin our FA Trophy proper campaign with a routine thumping of the Northern Premier League strugglers in Leicestershire. 

 

FA TROPHY SECOND ROUND

 

TELFORD UTD VS BATH CITY @ THE NBH

 

- A wasteful performance bailed out by a lucky own goal. 

 

FA TROPHY THIRD ROUND

 

TELFORD UTD VS POOLE TOWN @ THE NBH

 

- A routine win sees us advance to the quarterfinals.

 

FA TROPHY QUARTERFINAL

 

TELFORD UTD V HAMPTON & RICHMOND BOROUGH

 

- Where the previous two rounds were grinding wins, this was a flowing game that sees us ease into the semifinal. 

 

FA TROPHY SEMIFINAL

 

TELFORD UNITED VS AFC FYLDE

 

 

- A dominant first leg victory sees us go on to the FA Trophy Final. 

 

FA TROPHY FINAL 2017/18

 

AFC TELFORD UNITED VS MACCLESFIELD TOWN

 

- Pure unadulterated Wembley magic capped off by Harry Foll signing off his loan spell with a magical 50-yard volley to win Telford their fourth overall FA Trophy and their first since the collapse of the original club.

[BatiGoal]

Even Macclesfield fans must have enjoyed the final's spectacle  great stuff! 

[samhardy]

50 yard 95th minute volley to win the trophy? What scenes

[KennyMiller27]

5 hours ago, samhardy said:

50 yard 95th minute volley to win the trophy? What scenes

Scenes in three separate countries lol

9 hours ago, BatiGoal said:

Even Macclesfield fans must have enjoyed the final's spectacle  great stuff! 

No lie I howled when that Foll goal popped up

[KennyMiller27]

Part 15 - Back Among the Mid-Boys

"THEY THINK IT'S ALL OVER - IT IS NOW!"

That's the vacation over then. We've been watching the World Cup (except for the Nevilles doing punditry in Russia) and it's now time to get back to work.  With the Conference North trophy glistening in the office,  it's time to prepare for our first season back in the National in 3 years. That always means transfers. 

 

TRANSFER ROUND-UP PRESENTED BY MAGNER'S

 

INS

 

 

OUTS

 

 

The promotion to Conference National meant we needed to improve the squad massively,  and this meant a massive turnover in the squad,  chiefly a rebuilt defensive core and an improved midfield. 

 

IMPORTANT MOVES

 

- Oh no Jose what is you doing releasing Scott McTominay? The Man Utd academy product joins our stable of young talent to provide an effective fulcrum in the middle of the park. 

 

- The ex-Baggies midfielder joins us to help shield the backline and break up counterattacks. 

- That's a couple of former Baggies joining us here in Telford as Shaun Donnellan signed along to become our #1 centerback. 

- What a miss. The Chelsea youth reject may look bad now but he's hunkered down and worked on improving himself, with great things now expected of him. 

 

PRESEASON FIXTURES

 

 

- I would say it's a reasonable preseason,  and holding the Exiles to a draw is something to be proud of. 

 

Join us next time for the start of our Conference National season as we face a familiar foe.... 

[KennyMiller27]

Part 16 - Of Sieves and Shootouts

 

"COME ON! WORK THOSE SHIFTS!" - I howl as the defenders go into their drills. We've gone through our observations and credit to them for putting the shifts in. Why? Let's have a peek at our first month back in Conference National

 

Matchday 1 - at York Street

 

 

- We opened our Conference National campaign in the same place we ended our Conference North-winning season last year, but in more exciting circumstances as a looping Scott McTominay volley saved us a point against the Pilgrims. 

 

Matchday 2 - at the New Bucks Head

 

 

- We then picked up our first win with a more organized effort against a game but wasteful Guiseley side. 

 

Matchday 3 - at York Road

 

- Our first trip down to Berkshire in a while provides a doozy of a game where Jake Pickard saves our blushes with a wonderful volley for the win. 

 

Matchday 4 - at Kingfield

 

 

- Jordan Murphy you lad. Our top scorer last season hits a brace to win in Surrey. 

 

(On a personal note I enjoy playing Woking due to the fact that the better Younghusband brother was once on their books.) 

 

LEAGUE TABLE PRESENTED BY ALDI UK

 

 

- Despite our defensive fragility early our knack for scoring goals means we're keeping pace with Conference leaders Orient. 

 

Join us next month as we try to stay apace! 

[KennyMiller27]

Part 17 - A Hectic Month

Telford(BBC Radio Shropshire) - AFC Telford manager John O'Farrell has been named Conference Manager of the Month for September after an unbeaten month with five wins and two draws see the Bucks atop the Conference. 

 

TRANSFER CENTRE PRESENTED BY MAGNER'S

 

- Some late additions to the squad joined in September, with Arnold Garita being quickly recalled by Bristol City after an injury crisis and the surprising return Of Harry Foll. 

 

- On the outs,  Coventry swooped in for Faustin Makela while Danny Galbraith and Jamie Reckord were shipped off after starting to bitch on the training ground. The bidding war for Danny Galbraith ended up blowing the transfer record out of the water with Tranmere paying a quarter of a million pounds. 

 

Matchday 5 - at the NBH

 

 

- The uneven defensive start to the season continues, but we get all three points after a ruthless performance in front of goal hit the Mariners loopy. 

 

Matchday 6 - at the NBH

 

 

- Our first clean sheet of the year sees us take advantage of sloppy Dover defense to force an own goal and hit them on the counter. 

 

Matchday 7 - at the Gallagher Stadium

 

- A draw was all we deserved in Kent as both sides were wasteful in goal. 

 

Matchday 8 - at the NBH

 

 

- A surprisingly flat performance see us steal a point against a rock-bottom Tranmere side that deserved the win. 

 

Matchday 9 - at the Deva

 

 

- The Seals are broken in front of their own crowd as a thumping 3-0 win sees Chester not muster a shot on target all game. 

 

Matchday 10 - at the NBH

 

 

- Our old defensive frailties rear their ugly head again even as a Filipe Morais wonderstrike steals the win against a Dagenham side that deserved a point. 

 

Matchday 11 - at Brisbane Road

 

 

- Our second seven-goal shootout in a row sees us overhaul the similarly hot-starting O's atop the table. 

 

LEAGUE TABLE PRESENTED BY ALDI UK

 

 

Join us next time for a crowded October schedule!With the FA Cup about to come into our horizon what will be our ceiling there? 

[BatiGoal]

You're a tough team to beat snatching up extra pts with late goals and it's always a great confidence boost sitting undefeated by Oct. Looking sunny at the New Bucks Head indeed. 

[Ares_2]

Bring McTominay to beat down Jose's team（probably not in Utd When you come up to EPL）.

[KennyMiller27]

5 hours ago, BatiGoal said:

You're a tough team to beat snatching up extra pts with late goals and it's always a great confidence boost sitting undefeated by Oct. Looking sunny at the New Bucks Head indeed. 

Telford matches are not recommended if you have a cardiac condition xD

 

1 hour ago, Ares_2 said:

Bring McTominay to beat down Jose's team（probably not in Utd When you come up to EPL）.

I certainly hope Jose would still be there lol

[KennyMiller27]

Part 18 - The Train Keeps a-Rolling

 

Telford(BBC Radio Shropshire) - AFC Telford manager John O'Farrell has had to bat away rumors of a move away from the Conference leaders,  with several League Two and League One sides trying to recruit the highly touted manager. 

 

"I'm honestly flattered that they would consider me,  but I owe Telford after they took a chance on me and I want to make sure this club is in a good position before I even consider leaving."

 

Matchday 12 - at the Racecourse Ground

 

 

- It's a shootout in Wales as NINE different men make it to the scoresheet in a pulsating game. 

 

Matchday 13 - at the NBH

 

 

- We run out of steam though as the Cheshire Silkmen end our opening streak with a Scott Wilson screamer. 

 

Matchday 14 - at the NBH

 

 

- We make up for the loss with a suffocating victory over a Chelmsford side who looked lucky to get their goal. 

 

Matchday 15 - at Hayes Lane

 

 

- Credit to Bromley being able to keep the score down during a game where we looked able to make it 6 or 7.

 

Matchday 16 - at the NBH

 

 

- We close October with a solid victory over a 10-man Barrow side. 

 

LEAGUE TABLE PRESENTED BY ALDI UK

 

 

- Despite losing our first match of the season, we are able to keep some distance between us and the chasing pack. 

 

Come back soon for November's results! 

[KennyMiller27]

Part 19 - The One Where We Channel the Spirit of Bob Ross

 

Matchday 17 - at the NBH

 

 

- We welcome November with some familiar defensive frailties as we let a 2-0 and a 3-2 lead slip to draw with a lowly Boreham Wood side. 

 

Matchday 18 - at Mill Farm

 

 

- A scrappy game sees Jack Boyle steal us a point on our visit to the Lancs coast. 

 

Matchday 19 - at the NBH

 

 

- This time we got the points stolen off us as a Luke James rocket 5 minutes from time got through our tight defense. 

 

Matchday 20 - at the Recreation Ground

 

 

- We end a disappointingly dry November with a wasteful display against a 10-man Shots side.

 

LEAGUE TABLE PRESENTED BY ALDI UK

 

 

- A wasteful November sees our lead atop the top melt away to a two-goal advantage.

 

After a poor November what will December bring us? Join us next time. 

[KennyMiller27]

Part 20 - Festivus

Welcome to our Telford holiday special! With Crimbo coming up will it be another excellent adventure? 

 

TRANSFER CENTRE PRESENTED BY MAGNER'S

 

 

- We've signed the Chinese striker after a trial and he's impressed with both his patience and his dedication to the drills we do here. He is temporarily leaving in January though to play in the Asian Championships but it is something we've encouraged him to do. 

 

Matchday 21 - at the NBH

 

 

- Jordan Murphy saves our blushes against a game Spitfire side amidst us being down to 10 men to start December off. 

 

Matchday 22 - at the Gateshead International

 

- A routine clean-sheet throttling of a struggling Heed side. 

 

Matchday 23 - at the NBH

 

 

- Paul Tisdale's hat must have been in his hands after a thumping demolition of his Bath side. 

 

Matchday 24 - at Nethermoor Park

 

 

- Another routine victory away from home. 

 

Matchday 25 - at the NBH

 

 

- The turkey and pudding may have affected everyone but Yan as he scores a towering header to rescue the game against a 9-man Boston team. 

 

Matchday 26 - at the NBH

 

 

- We end 2018 with a thumping victory over a free-falling Maidenhead side. 

 

LEAGUE TABLE PRESENTED BY ALDI UK

 

- A flying December see us create some separation between the chasing pack. Notable that Boreham Wood who we thumped earlier in the season are now 4th after a similarly surging run. 

[KennyMiller27]

Part 21 - New Year,  New Gear,  New Tears? 

Welcome to 2019 from everyone at AFC Telford! Your Conference National leaders thank you for the support and hope you join us as we make our final push to bring the club to the Football League. Come on down!

 

Transfer Centre Presented by Magner's

 

 

- Three players left us in January for relatively big fees - Nathan Okoye joined Hartlepools 10 months after joining us from Crawley while Jake Pickard and Stephen Arthurworrey were pre-Bosman casualties. 

 

To replenish our squad several young bucks were signed after trials,  with the most notable signings being:

 

 

 

- Seeing Pedro Chirivella available to sign was an easy swoop, as he is an absolute quality player that should be in the Championship, while Croatia U-21 captain Basic signed after being caught in the political crossfire at the Maksimir and provides a new dimension to our frontline with his continental mentality. 

 

Matchday 27 - at Blundell Park

 

 

- We begin 2019 in inconspicuous circumstances, as wasteful finishing opened us up to a draw at Grimsby. 

 

Matchday 28 - at the Crabble

 

 

- A poor performance all around sees us lose heavily at Dover. 

 

Matchday 29 - at the NBH

 

 

- More wasteful finishing and a rising tide of indiscipline see us lose late to Woking. 

 

Matchday 30 - at the NBH

 

 

- We finally break our duck in 2019 with a narrow win against a Maidstone side in lower mid-table. 

 

LEAGUE TABLE PRESENTED BY ALDI UK

 

- Our stuttering start to 2019 ends up not affecting our lead atop the Conference as everyone below us slipped up as well. 

 

Join us in February as we march towards the promised land!

[KennyMiller27]

Part 22 - The Magic Lives

 

Welcome to the 2018-19 FA Cup special newsletter! We take a look back at Telford's FA cup run this year with high hopes after making it to the 4th round last year. Would they be able to keep their sparkling Cup exploits up? Let's find out! 

 

 

FOURTH QUALIFYING ROUND VS HEREFORD FC (NORTHERN PREMIER LEAGUE) 

AT THE NEW BUCKS HEAD

 

 

- We begin our Cup campaign with relatively easy passage to the First Round after a comfortable win over a game Bulls side. 

 

FIRST ROUND VS CHELTENHAM TOWN (FL2)

AT THE NBH

 

 

- Cheltenham jumped on us early but a quick equalizer seemingly broke their spirits and led to a 5-star thumping taking us into the Second Round.

 

SECOND ROUND VS NEWPORT COUNTY (FL2)

AT RODNEY PARADE

 

 

- Absolute madness from Exiles keeper Lee Camp allows us to complete the comeback and book passage to the Third Round two seasons running

 

THIRD ROUND VS READING (FLC) 

 

 

 

- A pulsating draw in the original tie leads to even more drama in the replay at the Madejski,  but the gulf of talent between us and the Royals end up spelling the difference as they dump us out of the Cup after a replay. 

 

Final thoughts: While it wasn't as deep as last season, taking Reading to the limit and consecutive Third Round visits mean our Cup campaign is an overall success. 

 

 

[KennyMiller27]

Part 23 - The Home Stretch Awaits

"It's always the same issue with-", as the radio clicks off. The lights on the office shine bright across the room as I finish my training plans for the home stretch, the words on Five Live hanging across the room like the scent of our chasers. 

 

Matchday 31 - at Prenton Park

 

 

- We began February with a pulsating draw in Merseyside where we came back from 2-0 to lead 3-2 until Tranmere found their equalizer. 

 

Matchday 32 - at the NBH

 

 

- A routine 2-0 win only notable for Owain Jones scoring a spectacular Olimpico for his first goal. 

 

Matchday 33 - at Victoria Road

 

 

- In a pivotal battle between the top 2, Dagenham had control through the first half but wasted their chances. Bad move, as a ruthless second half saw them thumped and knocked off the pace. 

 

Matchday 34 - at the NBH

 

 

- We followed it up with a scrappy draw with Orient at home to impede their chase, the O's having succeeded Dagenham in second. 

 

Matchday 35 - at the Moss Rose

 

 

- Another scrappy draw sees us out in February as Macclesfield shut shop in the second half and disrupted our passing lanes.

 

LEAGUE TABLE PRESENTED BY ALDI UK

 

 

- another unbeaten month and crucial results against the chasers see us extend our lead to nine points with nine matches left.

 

Next time we head into the home stretch!With destiny in our hands will we make it to the Football League? Join us next time and find out! 

[Taff]

Looking good for Telford at the moment dude

[BatiGoal]

Time to start planning the championship celebrations in Telford Square if there is one

[KennyMiller27]

5 hours ago, Taff said:

Looking good for Telford at the moment dude

Aye but the grind never stops!

 

5 hours ago, BatiGoal said:

Time to start planning the championship celebrations in Telford Square if there is one

Line up the open-top!

[KennyMiller27]

Part 24 - Zooming Down the Home Stretch

 

Matchday 36 - at the NBH

 

 

- We enter the home stretch with a comeback victory over Wrexham notable for Dragons midfielder Ojo's volley from the center-circle that dunked over Remi Matthews. 

 

Matchday 37 - at the Melbourne Stadium

 

 

- A 3-0 start was imperiled by a great 10-minute stretch from the Essex Clarets but they fall short.

 

Matchday 38 - at the NBH

 

 

- Wasteful finishing see us drop points against a foundering Bromley side at home. 

 

Matchday 39 - at the NBH

 

 

- We then turned around and smothered a sinking Fylde side, and it should have been a bigger win. 

 

Matchday 40 - at Holker Street

 

 

- We end March with another big win in Barrow. 

 

LEAGUE TABLE PRESENTED BY ALDI UK

 

 

- A good March sees us keep our lead atop the Conference at seven points. 

 

Matchday 41 - at Meadow Park

 

 

- We turn into April handing Jordan Murphy a hat in a thumping of playoff-chasing Boreham Wood. 

 

Matchday 42 - at the New Lawn

 

- Another narrow win, this time against the Hippies. 

 

Matchday 43 - at the NBH

 

- Another solid win against the Shots sees us become.... 

 

WE'RE GOING TO THE LEAGUE! 

 

Matchdays 44,45 & 46 - at the NBH, the Silverlake Stadium and Twerton Park

 

 

- The title presentation against Gateshead was the highlight of these last 3 games,  and Jordan Murphy signs off his League tenure for us with the winner at Twerton Park.

 

LEAGUE TABLE PRESENTED BY ALDI UK

 

 

- We finally hit a 100-point season as we top Dagenham by fifteen clear points. 

 

 

[KennyMiller27]

Part 25 - Another FA Trophy Campaign

And now we take a look at our 2018-19 FA Trophy campaign. We'd won our first Trophy last season - could we defend it? 

 

 

FIRST ROUND

VS LOWESTOFT AT THE NBH

 

- We begin our FA trophy defence with a routine victory over an overmatched Lowestoft side. 

 

SECOND ROUND

VS WELLING UNITED AT THE NBH

 

- It may be one goal less,  but still the same result as we advance to the Third Round. 

 

THIRD ROUND

VS HAMPTON AND RICHMOND AT THE NBH

 

 

- A Hampton own goal spells doom for them as a spirited comeback attempt falls short. 

 

FOURTH ROUND

VS HARROGATE AT WETHERBY ROAD

 

 

- A cracking game sees a late brace by Yan take us through to the semifinal.

 

SEMI-FINAL

VS MACCLESFIELD TOWN

 

- A rematch of last year's Final sees us thump the Silkmen 6-3 on aggregate to come back to Wembley. 

 

FA TROPHY FINAL

VS MAIDSTONE UTD

AT WEMBLEY

 

- Where last season's Final was a pulsating game with lots of goals,  this one was a drab game livened up by Remi Matthews seeing red for punching a Maidstone fan who'd jumped the pitch. A second straight Trophy eases the pain though.

[KennyMiller27]

Part 26 - A New Horizon

"So John,  they say you're odds-on favorites to go back down into the Conference - all the punters have you at least priced at 500-1 to stay up. Why do you think they're wrong?"

- Well this is odd.... I'd been preparing for this question but Jeff Stelling straight-up asking me on Sky Sport has thrown me for six. Why DO I think we're staying up? 

"Jeff, I'll be honest. Most punters may not have seen us fly up the Conference but we did,  and 4 trophies in 2 seasons should be enough proof."

I do know it'll be a long first year in the Football League, but there's always hope eternal! Let's go! 

 

TRANSFER CENTRE PRESENTED BY MAGNER'S

 

IN

 

 

- It's a typical Telford off-season, looking at youngsters cast-off from bigger clubs and offering them guaranteed game time,  and this off-season was focused on strengthening the defence to cope with the talent gap between the Conference and League Two. Ben Unsworth is notable for being Telford's record signing and our first real moneyed transfer since taking over at Telford.

 

SPOTLIGHT

 

 

- What a stroke of luck we had here. The ex-Boro center-half had a mare of a time at Arsenal after signing for 10 1/2 million pounds and was released this off-season....and we got him! To get a Premiership-quality center back on a free? Most managers would saw their balls off and I only got him on the promise of playing time! 

 

OUT

 

 

 

- The biggest outgoing was definitely Jordan Murphy getting Charlie'd by Huddersfield for pence on the pound after scoring 62 goals for us in two seasons,  though Dillon Barnes' new record outgoing transfer helps ease the pain. 

 

PRESEASON

 

 

- Two flowing draws and two big wins augur well for our first year in the League. 

 

See you all next time as we talk about August! 

[KennyMiller27]

Part 27 - Welcome to the League

 

Telford(BBC Radio Shropshire) - It's only taken then 147 years, but the town of Telford now has a Football League club to call its own, as AFC Telford United gear up for their first season in EFL League Two after back-to-back promotions and FA Trophy wins under the management of John O'Farrell. For those who were around in 2004 as the original Telford United died a ignominious death, seeing their town win a seat in the League is a dream beyond all belief,and the hope is that the good times continue. 

 

Matchday 1 - at the New Bucks Head

 

- Wes McDonald scores Telford's first goal in the Football League, but the Sky Blues kick down the door late to deny Telford a famous win. 

 

Matchday 2 - at the Keepmoat Stadium

 

 

- We bounce back with an absolute thumping of a Rovers side that fluffed their lines and ended up paying for it.

 

Matchday 3 - at the NBH

 

 

- Back-to-back wins here as the Imps fall to us after an early goal knocked them loopy.

 

Matchday 4 - at the NBH

 

 

- We finish off August with a comfortable win against a Glovers side who looked second-class the entire game. 

 

LEAGUE TABLE PRESENTED BY ENDSLEIGH

 

 

- Our first month in the League sees us get off to a hot start, trailing the 100% Pilgrims and nobody else. 

 

With ascension to the League,  this also means our first participation in the League Cup. 

 

 

CARABAO CUP FIRST ROUND

VS FLEETWOOD TOWN (EFL 1)

AT THE NEW BUCKS HEAD

 

 

- We see our first League Cup tie go into a cracking penalty shootout after a 90 minutes where Fleetwood shoot themselves in the foot to go to extra time. 

 

CARABAO CUP SECOND ROUND

V NEWCASTLE UNITED (PREM) 

AT ST. JAMES' PARK

 

 

- Our traipse into the League Cup ends in August as we are outclassed by a Newcastle side making the gulf in class felt heavily. 

[KennyMiller27]

Part 28 - A Scintillating September

 

Matchday 5 - at Broadhall Way

 

- The Bucks start September with a rampant victory against a skidding Stevenage squad.

 

Matchday 6 - at Vale Park

 

 

- It's back-to-back thumpings of the League's bottom boys as Port Vale are absolutely humiliated at home. 

 

Matchday 7 - at the NBH

 

 

- It's a ? for academy product Bradley Cattermole in a thumping of Barnet. 

 

Matchday 8 - at St James Park

 

 

- Another day,  another 4-1 win dampened by an injury to Scott McTominay. 

 

Matchday 9 - at the NBH

 

 

- It was a little closer than the score suggests but in the end Crewe are put to the sword. 

 

Matchday 10 - at Priestfield

 

 

- We end September with a routine shout-out of a Gills side who were second-best the whole afternoon. 

 

LEAGUE TABLE PRESENTED BY ENDSLEIGH

 

 

- 38 goals in 10 games along with a hard patch for Plymouth see us run off with a 6-point lead from Hartlepools and Cheltenham. 

[JoaK]

Great job so far!

Waiting for the next update!