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millwall..(A)...carling cup......lovely !!!
dagenham..(A)...league........jubbly !!!
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West Ham at home in the Carling Cup, Cheltenham away in the League.
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Oooh, I'm staying near Weston then, may need to go awol for the evening... :-D
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League first on the Saturday followed by the Carling Cup first midweek, right ? That said :

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Hi Westbay. Where you bin?
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Hi Diamond. Mostly down The George at West Bay. Wrong side of the bar though! Pop in when you're next in Bothenhampton xx
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just seen the dates for friendlies,not down till 25 july and see all home friendlies finish on the 23 july sob sob sob
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Ideally , Carling Cup - Bristol City (A) and opening league game Rotherham (A) GET THAT MARE OF A PLACE OUT THE WAY EARLY AND I' ONLY 15 MINUTES AWAY!!
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simple 1 for me. carling cup exeter at home, league bristol rovers and home welcome to hell mr buckle :devil:
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I seem to remember that the League Cup is seeded and regionalised, so we'll get a team either from the Championship or top half of League One - so Exeter a possibility.
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I believe we are going to ask the Football League to "hold back" our bigger home games until after February, when the new stand should be ready. Not sure how likely it is they'll agree (the Premiership did something similar for Blackpool last season) but if they do we won't be seeing Argyle, Brizzle or Swindon until next year!
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Unless we get one of them away on the first day....
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It would be great for us to break with tradition and do a friendly tour of somewhere, like scotland or wales instead of playing the same old regional teams all the time. I guess it is because of money but it would be a good change.
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andygull wrote:It would be great for us to break with tradition and do a friendly tour of somewhere, like scotland or wales instead of playing the same old regional teams all the time. I guess it is because of money but it would be a good change.
we should tour ireland. did that once with a team i played for, was a great crack. i'm sure eunan and billy's families would put us all up !!!
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yeah ireland would be immense , even better would be Holland and i could nip over on the hull ferry and go to games at NAC, NEC, AZ and ABC!!
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