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Methuselah
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Adam Murray will not want to lose this one after the way Kidderminster fans slagged him off.He will do his talking on the pitch.I know it probably won't be a big money earner regards their supporters coming to Barrow,but hopefully people in Barrow may make up.the difference and if we do indeed get through to the third round we may get a big money team which would really help.the club out financially.Here is hoping.

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behind the goals wrote: ↑Mon Nov 09, 2026 9:04 pmNot been in the Kidderminster match day Squad since coming on in the 68 minute away at Carlisle on October 10th.barrow1987 wrote: ↑Mon Nov 09, 2026 8:45 pm One thing I am looking forward to about them coming here is the absolute slating conor mahoney will get and it will be throughly deserved
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Potential for nicking city’s version of zombie by the cranberries chant “in your heaaaddd in your headdddd Murray Murray” kiddy fans seem obsessed with him
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FanzoneFan
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8 first round games were shown on TV plus extended highlights of Hornchurch v Blackpool. A similar number for round two. I realise it’s a long shot but if they showed an all non league tie last night, Plymouth Parkway v Berkhamsted we must have an outside chance of being shown.
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Maybe the added spice regarding Adam Murray...FanzoneFan wrote: ↑Tue Nov 10, 2026 11:06 am 8 first round games were shown on TV plus extended highlights of Hornchurch v Blackpool. A similar number for round two. I realise it’s a long shot but if they showed an all non league tie last night, Plymouth Parkway v Berkhamsted we must have an outside chance of being shown.
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Selfishly, perhaps, I am hoping for a 3 o'clock kick-off on a Saturday afternoon.
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Reasonable. You need time to get to Barrow plus an hour or two in the pub before the game, eh Jamie?Cubbins Paratrooper wrote: ↑Tue Nov 10, 2026 11:44 am Selfishly, perhaps, I am hoping for a 3 o'clock kick-off on a Saturday afternoon.
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The lowest ranked clubs seem to have got all the plums; Dover v Leicester, Salisbury v Blackpool, Guiseley v Notts County, Wimborne v Bradford City. We would have been delighted with any of those!
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Cubbins Paratrooper
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There is certainly something in what you say!200miles wrote: ↑Tue Nov 10, 2026 12:01 pmReasonable. You need time to get to Barrow plus an hour or two in the pub before the game, eh Jamie?Cubbins Paratrooper wrote: ↑Tue Nov 10, 2026 11:44 am Selfishly, perhaps, I am hoping for a 3 o'clock kick-off on a Saturday afternoon.![]()
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Not for me Jim. Winnable tie 2nd Round, Big Fish 3rd Round please.
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That doesn't do it for me, either. 4th round for the first time in our history has to be the goal (and money!)
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@Bombadel. That's a brilliant suggestion! Even play it over the p. a before k.o.
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Those would’ve been the worst ties to get, especially away. Surely the aim is to get a plum 3rd Round tie rather than a decent 2nd Round one which, on paper, we’d lose anyway? Other than getting lower league opposition, what we’ve got isn’t too bad - home against a team in the same league, whose form isn’t as good as ours at present…with a touch added spice.
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Very true. Let's face it, if we can't beat a team from the same league which is 4 places below us and on a very poor run of form when our form is brilliant and we have home advantage, then we don't really deserve to be in the next round. I know there's no sure things in football but all the omens look good!standishbluebird wrote: ↑Tue Nov 10, 2026 5:11 pmThose would’ve been the worst ties to get, especially away. Surely the aim is to get a plum 3rd Round tie rather than a decent 2nd Round one which, on paper, we’d lose anyway? Other than getting lower league opposition, what we’ve got isn’t too bad - home against a team in the same league, whose form isn’t as good as ours at present…with a touch added spice.
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I have a feeling we will win this one.
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