Can’t see them staying, think all will have better offersBingley Blue wrote: ↑Sat Apr 05, 2025 9:58 pmHow do you know they are all leaving?Barrowvianbedlam wrote: ↑Sat Apr 05, 2025 7:45 pm
Yeah it’s night and day from under Clemence. We have to get the recruiting right this summer, it’s going to be very hard to replace players like Spence gotts and Campbell
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All been good players for Barrow and will be back in league 2 next season.
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FORZA BLUEBIRDS, fantastic result at MK dons,all the more sweeter that we are now mathematically safe. Let’s finish the season on a high, will be a shame to lose our two closest derbies but looks like that’s what going to happen. Can start thinking about next season, Cambridge and Barnet will be easy for me to make it to from a selfish point of view. Bluebird per sempre
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Having just watched the extended highlights the work from Pressley for our second goal is admirable. He initially wins the ball back on the edge of his own penalty area and starts the move off for his second goal.
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Fantastic win yesterday in a strange type of game! Dons had lots of possession and Stanway was by far the busiest of the two keepers but we looked very dangerous every time we broke.
We are now starting to look very confident again, mixing playing it out from the back, through midfield, then looking long up to Pressley.
Mahoney is looking more interested and Fletcher showed promise, Foley looking a revelation at right/centre back. Pity the games are running out.
We are now starting to look very confident again, mixing playing it out from the back, through midfield, then looking long up to Pressley.
Mahoney is looking more interested and Fletcher showed promise, Foley looking a revelation at right/centre back. Pity the games are running out.
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Still enough for the players who want to stay to stake their claim!
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I do wonder if Andy Whing’s view on his squad next season is already being tested by the likes of Pressley, Smith or Whitfield. These are all players on loan but whom may end up leaving their clubs in the summer. Not all natural Whing types maybe but all currently blooming under his management in the spring sunshine.
They all looked genuinely happy on the pitch currently too in total contrast to a miserable and depressed MK. The added energy resulting from that 4 man substitution yesterday just ripped the momentum away from MK. Good stuff.
They all looked genuinely happy on the pitch currently too in total contrast to a miserable and depressed MK. The added energy resulting from that 4 man substitution yesterday just ripped the momentum away from MK. Good stuff.
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Funny to reflect that 6 years ago the thought of beating MK Dons 3-0 away would have been enough to get you certified (they were League 1 and we were in our first Evatt season). Go back 10 years and it looks even less likely.
Our goals were excellent yesterday, very similar to those we got at Wimbledon - quick breaks from within our own half, great movement, great passing and finishing.
Our goals were excellent yesterday, very similar to those we got at Wimbledon - quick breaks from within our own half, great movement, great passing and finishing.
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Great day yesterday the best stadium in league by far we did what we had to do stanway was unbelievable and good for pressley to get among the goals he does work his socks off so deserved in my opinion good to see the banbury fans there cheering whingy and the team top lads
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They have a first class 30k stadium that wouldn't look out of place in the premier league, they have teams at all levels, training facilities we could only dream of, 30+ staff supporting the footballing side and is listed as a business with over 100 employees,Bakewell Blue wrote: ↑Sun Apr 06, 2025 1:45 pm Funny to reflect that 6 years ago the thought of beating MK Dons 3-0 away would have been enough to get you certified (they were League 1 and we were in our first Evatt season). Go back 10 years and it looks even less likely.
Our goals were excellent yesterday, very similar to those we got at Wimbledon - quick breaks from within our own half, great movement, great passing and finishing.
We couldn't be further apart in terms of resources and facilities.
But money isn't everything, it helps of course,
No sweeter win will be had this season
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What is a Whing type?Suffolk Blue wrote: ↑Sun Apr 06, 2025 1:20 pm I do wonder if Andy Whing’s view on his squad next season is already being tested by the likes of Pressley, Smith or Whitfield. These are all players on loan but whom may end up leaving their clubs in the summer. Not all natural Whing types maybe but all currently blooming under his management in the spring sunshine.
They all looked genuinely happy on the pitch currently too in total contrast to a miserable and depressed MK. The added energy resulting from that 4 man substitution yesterday just ripped the momentum away from MK. Good stuff.
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Good day for Isaac Fletcher first start and former Club Spennymoor Town reaching the FA Trophy Final after beating Rochdale away 5-4 on pens after a stoppage time equalizer in extra-time. Going to be a good signing.
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2nd startbehind the goals wrote: ↑Sun Apr 06, 2025 4:11 pm Good day for Isaac Fletcher first start and former Club Spennymoor Town reaching the FA Trophy Final after beating Rochdale away 5-4 on pens after a stoppage time equalizer in extra-time. Going to be a good signing.
He started v Swindon in Clemence’s last game
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Correct Adam should have said under Andy Whing.Adam29 wrote: ↑Sun Apr 06, 2025 5:23 pm2nd startbehind the goals wrote: ↑Sun Apr 06, 2025 4:11 pm Good day for Isaac Fletcher first start and former Club Spennymoor Town reaching the FA Trophy Final after beating Rochdale away 5-4 on pens after a stoppage time equalizer in extra-time. Going to be a good signing.
He started v Swindon in Clemence’s last game
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