Rougvie
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Why are the reserves kicking off at 3 tomorrow ?
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CAFC Matt
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Ours kick off at seven 
Damn nuisance trying to get round m25 for that time
Damn nuisance trying to get round m25 for that timeSeagull Pete
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Isnt England playing maybe lads
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CAFC Matt
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Tonight 
CAFC Matt
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Tomorrow even 
Braders
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are the under-21s tonight ?
CAFC Matt
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Usually they are the night before the first team
The Great Cornholio
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They're playing Portugal tonight. Word has it that true to form, David Platt is playing Jermaine Defoe in goal, Zamora as Physio and someone from the Man Utd under 8's up front
Braders
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thanks !
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Aberdeen Seagull said:
At the end of last season, most reserve games were played in the afternoons at Woodside. Possibly keeps costs down (no lights needed), makes life easier for travelling teams, gives Worthing a chance to repair the pitch before nightfall.
Gritt23
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Why is Harding called Tickle?
Albion chief Steve Coppell has promised the young guns age is no barrier to selection.
Coppell wants to stop the Seagulls losing talented teenagers to other clubs by offering them more opportunities.
His pledge follows an impressive performance by James Milner, Swindon's 17-year-old loan signing from Leeds, against Albion at Withdean on Saturday.
Adam Hinshelwood and Dan Harding have already featured regularly in Coppell's first team plans this season and 16-year-old hotshot Jake Robinson has also caught his eye.
Robinson, a first year scholar, lines up again for the reserves today in their first home league game against Colchester at Worthing (3pm) after scoring on his debut last week.
"He had a couple of sessions with us pre-season," Coppell said. "This club has got to be about encouraging young players.
"There is a helluva catchment area here and we cannot afford to go out and buy players.
"What I don't want to see is players being nicked at 15, 16, 17 and 18, which has happened here in the past.
"Realistically it's pointless young players going to the big clubs now because they are just going to buy foreign players.
"I would like who ever signs for us to know age is no barrier as far as I am concerned.
"I want all the young kids to think this is a good club to join because they are going to use us.
"I will certainly push on young players if I think they are good enough.
"We've had progress in the first team this year with Hinsh and Tickle (Harding). Jake is as bright as anything and he can cope physically with it.
"It would be easy for us to play the tried and tested in the reserves but I want to encourage him to play.
"We've got a very promising young goalkeeper as well (Chris May) who will get an opportunity sooner rather than later."
Shaun Wilkinson is not in the reserves as he has joined Havant and Waterlooville on a month's loan.
Albion Reserves: Flitney; El-Abd, Virgo, Pethick, Harding, Lee, Hammond, Piercy, B. Watson, McPhee, Robinson. Subs: Windsor, C. May, Breach, Elphick, Fillery.
Albion chief Steve Coppell has promised the young guns age is no barrier to selection.
Coppell wants to stop the Seagulls losing talented teenagers to other clubs by offering them more opportunities.
His pledge follows an impressive performance by James Milner, Swindon's 17-year-old loan signing from Leeds, against Albion at Withdean on Saturday.
Adam Hinshelwood and Dan Harding have already featured regularly in Coppell's first team plans this season and 16-year-old hotshot Jake Robinson has also caught his eye.
Robinson, a first year scholar, lines up again for the reserves today in their first home league game against Colchester at Worthing (3pm) after scoring on his debut last week.
"He had a couple of sessions with us pre-season," Coppell said. "This club has got to be about encouraging young players.
"There is a helluva catchment area here and we cannot afford to go out and buy players.
"What I don't want to see is players being nicked at 15, 16, 17 and 18, which has happened here in the past.
"Realistically it's pointless young players going to the big clubs now because they are just going to buy foreign players.
"I would like who ever signs for us to know age is no barrier as far as I am concerned.
"I want all the young kids to think this is a good club to join because they are going to use us.
"I will certainly push on young players if I think they are good enough.
"We've had progress in the first team this year with Hinsh and Tickle (Harding). Jake is as bright as anything and he can cope physically with it.
"It would be easy for us to play the tried and tested in the reserves but I want to encourage him to play.
"We've got a very promising young goalkeeper as well (Chris May) who will get an opportunity sooner rather than later."
Shaun Wilkinson is not in the reserves as he has joined Havant and Waterlooville on a month's loan.
Albion Reserves: Flitney; El-Abd, Virgo, Pethick, Harding, Lee, Hammond, Piercy, B. Watson, McPhee, Robinson. Subs: Windsor, C. May, Breach, Elphick, Fillery.
CAFC Matt
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Hope you have as much luck as we did - Beat Fulham 4-0 last night, D Canio scoring two