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Reply | so how many points do we need and how do we get them?
at 12:03 22 Apr 2025
That's just selective memory.
For every game where we "have done likewise for donkeys years", there are plenty more where we haven't; much like every other club, in fact.
Off the top of my head, Leeds, Cheltenham (to win promotion), Northampton (to win promotion), Tottenham, Newcastle, Stockport (1987), Hull (2002 to get into the play-offs for the first time), Darlington (to get to Wembley), Charlton (as featured extensively over the past week), beating both Southampton and Sheffield Wednesday in 2010/11, etc. [Post edited 22 Apr 14:19]
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Reply | TVOS Preview - Rochdale v AFC Fylde
at 11:57 22 Apr 2025
Although a win would be better, a draw will be enough with Gateshead playing Southend on the final day and also taking our vastly superior goal difference into account. |
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Reply | Trebles
at 22:14 20 Apr 2025
Correct, James. |
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Reply | Trebles
at 12:52 19 Apr 2025
See the above list, James! |
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Reply | Trebles
at 20:58 18 Apr 2025
We actually beat Bolton four times in 2019/20, although one was on penalties in the EFL Trophy.
Three wins against:
Altrincham (2024/25)
Bolton (2019/20) plus one win on pens
Chesterfield (2016/17)
Crewe (2014/15)
Oxford (2004/05)
Carlisle (1999/00)
Doncaster (1997/98)
Darlington (1995/96)
Lincoln (1989/90)
Crewe (1983/84)
Barrow (1965/66)
Stockport (1964/65)
Hartlepool (1946/47) |
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Reply | Joe Thompson
at 10:56 18 Apr 2025
Terrible news.
RIP Joey T |
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Reply | Message from Cameron Ogden
at 14:48 15 Apr 2025
The statement was released before Saturday's game. [Post edited 15 Apr 14:52]
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Reply | Quick comment!
at 12:39 13 Apr 2025
Yep, 6109 in 1969/70 and 5399 in 1968/69 |
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Reply | Quick comment!
at 11:37 13 Apr 2025
Are you going to raise all those ideas at the CAB?
Please feed back to us on how it goes. |
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Reply | And In Other Games....
at 11:32 13 Apr 2025
Depends who else comes up, but the fact remains, someone will have to travel there in midweeks and at Christmas/New Year, while they will have to also travel somewhere else. It's an inescapable fact that there will be some distances to be covered.
Yeovil would likely be one of their Christmas/New Year fixtures, with Torquay the other, if they come up.
If not, they'll be looking at the likes of Forest Green, Eastleigh, a potential Sussex promotee and then heading towards the London area. |
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Reply | And In Other Games....
at 09:33 13 Apr 2025
Why would Worthing be coming up the M4? It runs horizontally from London to Wales!
Hopefully Scunthorpe won't come up. Been there enough times, played them at home enough times and they would likely be another challenging team near the top.
Brackley and Chorley for me. |
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Reply | Quick comment!
at 23:19 12 Apr 2025
13 in the away end, including Rhys Bennett! |
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Reply | Rochdale Online Ltd.
at 21:10 11 Apr 2025
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Reply | so how many points do we need and how do we get them?
at 19:46 10 Apr 2025
You’re right, our away record hasn’t been good enough, especially since Christmas and especially against the lower placed teams. Nobody has said otherwise, but the fact Solihull beat us at home seven months ago still has no bearing on what they will do 19 days from now. They might win again, we might win, or it might be a draw.
I was just replying to your comment about Solihull and the game in hand because I didn't agree with it, with what I think is my first response to one of your posts for a significant amount of time. [Post edited 10 Apr 20:25]
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Reply | so how many points do we need and how do we get them?
at 17:50 10 Apr 2025
It's still a game in hand, though, which is what is being discussed.
What they did in the first fixture last September is irrelevant. We won at Boston, but lost to them at home, for instance. |
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Reply | so how many points do we need and how do we get them?
at 17:20 10 Apr 2025
What about the average points tally with five games to play?
For example, before Easter weekend last season, which was at the end of March, Halifax were in 7th place with 62 points from 39 games.
In other words, one more point than we are on now, but from one less game, which suggests the top 7 were doing slightly better a year ago. |
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