| Tranmere Rovers on the beach 15:38 - Jan 26 with 361 views | durham_exile |
BT sport are showing some beach football today from the Wirral.
Definitely the worst pitch I have seen for some years. Blackpool would run them close but it is shocking.
At least the weather is dry!
I do hope it's better next season when we go there!
How shite must Tranmere be even Phil Jones has scored.
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| Tranmere Rovers on the beach on 16:03 - Jan 26 with 346 views | mfb_cufc |
We might not want to go there next season durham, as they will probably be in League 2. |  |
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| Tranmere Rovers on the beach on 16:53 - Jan 26 with 337 views | durham_exile |
| Tranmere Rovers on the beach on 16:03 - Jan 26 by mfb_cufc |
We might not want to go there next season durham, as they will probably be in League 2. |
A very good point I must say they were very poor today.
Micky Mellon me old fruit will need a miracle with that lot.
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| Tranmere Rovers on the beach on 19:48 - Jan 26 with 313 views | GOSBTS |
In my opinion this is what should happen when lower league opposition come up against the big boys. Well done OGS for playing a very strong side and well done United players for maximising the damage. I really dislike the Liverpool approach where you put out a side of youngsters. Fair play to Shrewsbury for a great comeback but I see it as massively disrespectful to the competition. I would much rather see PL managers taking a rotation policy across the season and blooding in the young boys 1 at a time in PL games. For example, Liverpool would have their strongest XI playing West Ham on Wednesday except for Firmino, who’d be rested and replaced by Elliott. I understand financially the PL pays far bigger dividends than the cup, but to me it’s very poor when big sides play a weaker squad and then either scrape through or embarrass themselves. |  | | |
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