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3ric · 03-27-2003, 03:06 PM

GK Simon Tracey begins light training with the team, but he's still four months away from playing.

24/11/02 - away at Rotherham, 8th in the division. We take the lead after only five minutes on a fabulous 30-yd strike by Dean Windass and play defensively from that point on. That isn't enough to stop Rotherham from equalize in the 88th minute to get us a point each.

We're still 20th, five points behind Burnley and one point ahead of Wimbledon. A scout has found a 22-yr old midfielder, Lado Burduli, in the Georgian team Dynamo Tbilisi that we believe would be a valuable member of our first team. He already has 9 caps for Georgia and is a total package, according to my scout.

27/11/02 - at home vs Gillingham, 23rd in the division. We find ourselves behind 0-1 early in the game but Windass gets a goal on a header to tie the score, 1-1, which also is the final result.

30/11/02 - away vs Coventry, 9th in the division. We fight hard to keep them off, but are down 0-1 in the 75th minute when the floodgates open and they score three more times. Ugh. 0-4, that hurt. Stu McCall is tired from playing in every game and will need to skip the next one.
The First Division leaders, the bottom feeders, and us, at the end of the month:

Code:

1. Portsmouth   14-2-5 / 48-20
2. Nottm Forest 12-5-4 / 38-20
3. Ipswich      12-2-4 / 35-20
4. Leicester    12-2-7 / 43-30
5. Norwich      11-5-5 / 30-24
6. Sheff Wed    11-3-7 / 35-21
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21. Sheff Utd   3-7-11 / 14-35
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22. Gillingham  1-7-13 / 15-36
23. Bradford    2-4-15 / 16-41
24. Reading     1-3-17 / 18-55

03-27-2003, 03:06 PM	#15
3ric College Starter Join Date: Dec 2000 Location: Sweden	GK Simon Tracey begins light training with the team, but he's still four months away from playing. 24/11/02 - away at Rotherham, 8th in the division. We take the lead after only five minutes on a fabulous 30-yd strike by Dean Windass and play defensively from that point on. That isn't enough to stop Rotherham from equalize in the 88th minute to get us a point each. We're still 20th, five points behind Burnley and one point ahead of Wimbledon. A scout has found a 22-yr old midfielder, Lado Burduli, in the Georgian team Dynamo Tbilisi that we believe would be a valuable member of our first team. He already has 9 caps for Georgia and is a total package, according to my scout. 27/11/02 - at home vs Gillingham, 23rd in the division. We find ourselves behind 0-1 early in the game but Windass gets a goal on a header to tie the score, 1-1, which also is the final result. 30/11/02 - away vs Coventry, 9th in the division. We fight hard to keep them off, but are down 0-1 in the 75th minute when the floodgates open and they score three more times. Ugh. 0-4, that hurt. Stu McCall is tired from playing in every game and will need to skip the next one. The First Division leaders, the bottom feeders, and us, at the end of the month: Code: 1. Portsmouth 14-2-5 / 48-20 2. Nottm Forest 12-5-4 / 38-20 3. Ipswich 12-2-4 / 35-20 4. Leicester 12-2-7 / 43-30 5. Norwich 11-5-5 / 30-24 6. Sheff Wed 11-3-7 / 35-21 ---- 21. Sheff Utd 3-7-11 / 14-35 -- 22. Gillingham 1-7-13 / 15-36 23. Bradford 2-4-15 / 16-41 24. Reading 1-3-17 / 18-55 __________________ San Diego Chargers (HFL) - Lappland Reindeers (WOOF) - Gothenburg Giants (IHOF) Indiana: A TCY VC - year 2044 - the longest running dynasty ever on FOFC! Last edited by 3ric : 03-27-2003 at 03:10 PM.