Burton or Fleetwood

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TomandJerry

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• May 26, 2014

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• #21

Welcome to league one Fleetwood

 

Superphil

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• May 26, 2014

• #22

Brighton4Cambridge3 said:

Apparently 10,000-12,000 in attendance.

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14007

 

Durlston

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• May 26, 2014

• #23

OSRGull said:

Thank you for posting this! Wanted to have a bet on first goal scorer, don't have much knowledge on League 2 but I saw your post and thought I'll check the odds on Sky Bet and got 8/1 for him, £45 back!

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No probs mate. Glad we got a winner!

Sarcevic is a superb player. Will flourish in League One with Fleetwood.

 

MarioOrlandi

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• May 26, 2014

• #24

Been watching plan B or Sam Allardyce football, do we really want to step back into the dark ages and play that type of football?

 

OSRGull

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• May 26, 2014

• #25

Durlston said:

No probs mate. Glad we got a winner!

Sarcevic is a superb player. Will flourish in League One with Fleetwood.

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Not sure whether they'll keep hold of him though, maybe someone like Sheffield United or Doncaster might fancy their chances in signing him.

 

Barrel of Fun

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• May 26, 2014

• #26

I'm exceedingly pleased for Fleetwood and in particular, Nathan Pond. He's been promoted six times with the club.

 

Murray 17

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• May 26, 2014

• #27

Durlston said:

The Conference is arguably a stronger division than League Two anyway - I expect Bristol Rovers and Torquay to finish mid-table after their drop into non-league.

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Really? You think Bristol Rovers are a small club? Wasn't that long ago that they were in the equivalent to the Championship, and if you check their history they have spent most of their time in the second and third tiers of English football. Last year had the third highest average attendance in their division at 6420. Looks like they have a similar history to us really.

 

Kuipers Supporters Club

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• May 26, 2014

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Sidcup Seagull said:

Really? You think Bristol Rovers are a small club? Wasn't that long ago that they were in the equivalent to the Championship, and if you check their history they have spent most of their time in the second and third tiers of English football. Last year had the third highest average attendance in their division at 6420. Looks like they have a similar history to us really.

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I think he was more referring to now the Conference seems to have more traditional 'harder / bigger' teams that League 2. Wouldn't be surprised to see Torquay finish mid to lower table, that league has some good players and sides.

 

carteater

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• May 26, 2014

• #29

so the 4th placed team in each league has been promoted

 

Jesus Gul

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• May 26, 2014

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I took my 10 year old...as the opening poster says something to do on a wet Bank Holiday. Jr wanted to adopt Fleetwood but I got POTG tickets in the Burton end...just so I could belt out 'Aaaaalbiiiiiooon, Aaaaalbiiiooon' with gusto.

Big day for both sets of fans. Awful quality game but still quite interesting. Had a good day out. Glad it didn't go to extra time to be honest.