| Match Thread - Exeter v Rochdale 14:05 - Feb 22 with 15832 views | ChaffRAFC |
Dale team:
Lillis
Rafferty
Lancashire
O'Connell
Done
Cavanagh
Henderson
Lund
Allen
Rose
Hogan
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| Match Thread - Exeter v Rochdale on 17:11 - Feb 22 with 2823 views | D_Alien |
| Match Thread - Exeter v Rochdale on 17:10 - Feb 22 by SalwaDale |
bury have only lost 1 more game than us. |
And conceded fewer goals!
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| Match Thread - Exeter v Rochdale on 17:25 - Feb 22 with 2714 views | 100notout |
Murray to score against united now would make it a really great day |  |
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| Match Thread - Exeter v Rochdale on 17:27 - Feb 22 with 2699 views | SuddenLad |
The bottom is no less interesting.
Northampton and Torquay are level on points, goal difference and games played. Could be a 'Police Dog' moment that sorts them all out. |  |
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| Match Thread - Exeter v Rochdale on 17:30 - Feb 22 with 2658 views | ColDale |
| Match Thread - Exeter v Rochdale on 17:27 - Feb 22 by SuddenLad |
The bottom is no less interesting.
Northampton and Torquay are level on points, goal difference and games played. Could be a 'Police Dog' moment that sorts them all out. |
I think Torquay are dead and buried now. Wouldn't bet against Northampton surviving tho. They're putting a run together at the moment. Certainly won't be an easy game when we head down there soon. |  | | |
| Match Thread - Exeter v Rochdale on 17:36 - Feb 22 with 2623 views | SuddenLad |
| Match Thread - Exeter v Rochdale on 17:30 - Feb 22 by ColDale |
I think Torquay are dead and buried now. Wouldn't bet against Northampton surviving tho. They're putting a run together at the moment. Certainly won't be an easy game when we head down there soon. |
And Pompey dropping like a stone with another stuffing today. Misery looms along the south coast.. | |
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| Match Thread - Exeter v Rochdale on 18:09 - Feb 22 with 2485 views | Daley_Lama |
If Bury win their 2 games in hand (on us) 2-0 and 3-0 they will go 8th.
#revolutionbackonplayoffsheretheycome |  |
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| Match Thread - Exeter v Rochdale on 18:51 - Feb 22 with 2352 views | macro |
| Match Thread - Exeter v Rochdale on 18:09 - Feb 22 by Daley_Lama |
If Bury win their 2 games in hand (on us) 2-0 and 3-0 they will go 8th.
#revolutionbackonplayoffsheretheycome |
Arf! |  | | |
| Match Thread - Exeter v Rochdale on 22:08 - Feb 22 with 2141 views | Shun |
Barring Scunthorpe, fantastic day. |  | | |
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| Match Thread - Exeter v Rochdale on 23:20 - Feb 22 with 2024 views | dilligas |
Something very satisfying about 1-0 wins | | | |
| Match Thread - Exeter v Rochdale on 00:04 - Feb 23 with 1965 views | Mass_Debater |
| Match Thread - Exeter v Rochdale on 22:08 - Feb 22 by Shun |
Barring Scunthorpe, fantastic day. |
Spot on. | | | |
| Match Thread - Exeter v Rochdale on 01:18 - Feb 23 with 1905 views | TVOS1907 |
| Match Thread - Exeter v Rochdale on 17:10 - Feb 22 by SalwaDale |
bury have only lost 1 more game than us. |
There are lies, damned lies and statistics. |  |
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| Match Thread - Exeter v Rochdale on 10:53 - Feb 23 with 1697 views | YouTubeDale |
| Match Thread - Exeter v Rochdale on 17:27 - Feb 22 by SuddenLad |
The bottom is no less interesting.
Northampton and Torquay are level on points, goal difference and games played. Could be a 'Police Dog' moment that sorts them all out. |
According to Wiki :
The 1986—87 season saw automatic relegation to the GM Vauxhall Conference introduced into Division Four for the first time. With the final game of the season to go, Torquay were third from bottom on 47 points; below them were Burnley on 46 points and Tranmere, also on 47 points but with an inferior goal difference. Lincoln City had 48 points and seemed in least danger.
The final game of the season was against Crewe Alexandra, featuring a young David Platt, at Plainmoor. At half-time Crewe were leading 2—0 and things looked bad for Torquay, two minutes into the second-half Torquay's centre-half, Jim McNichol, scored from a free kick but despite an all-out attack, Torquay seem unable to get the equaliser even hitting the crossbar. Tranmere secured safety by winning their final game on the Friday night. Burnley were winning their game, and while Lincoln were being beaten by Swansea, they would still finish above Torquay by a single point as things stood.
Seven minutes from time a piece of football folklore was created. A Police dog by the name of Bryn appeared to think that Jim McNichol was running to attack his handler, and sank his teeth into the centre-half's thigh. It was during the resultant four minutes of injury time that Paul Dobson scored possibly the most important goal in the club's history, and kept them in the Football League, with Lincoln dropping into the GM Vauxhall Conference. |  |
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