: Wed Nov 04, 2009 4:27 pm  

espanyolswan wrote:

Saw Quorn beat Boston 3-2 in the Trophy Replay.

Excellent game with 3 late goals and Julian Joachim inevitably getting a goal against his old club.

my god didnt even know this guy was still playing, he;s got to be pushing 40 now.

: Wed Nov 04, 2009 4:59 pm  

A nice 2-1 win for Warrington away at Prescot last night, 3rd away win on the bounce. Hopefully make it 4 on Saturday. 4 away games on the trot, their mounting up but we've come through it very good, also yet to draw in the league this year - reminds me of Burnley.

: Wed Nov 04, 2009 5:28 pm  

Shoot You Down wrote:

A nice 2-1 win for Warrington away at Prescot last night, 3rd away win on the bounce. Hopefully make it 4 on Saturday. 4 away games on the trot, their mounting up but we've come through it very good, also yet to draw in the league this year - reminds me of Burnley.

did you go to the game.

Halifax are at Prescot on saturday, would be nice to know what to expect.

: Wed Nov 04, 2009 5:34 pm  

faxtastic wrote:

did you go to the game.

Halifax are at Prescot on saturday, would be nice to know what to expect.

Aye.

Nothing special, you will beat them comfortable if you play anywhere near your standard you've set this year. There ok but promotion-hopefull's like yourselves shouldn't have a problem. Unless they had a major off day.

I'd say 1 or 2 goal advantage to you, though anything can happen.

They might raise their game, considering your unbeaten.

Fax win though.

: Wed Nov 04, 2009 5:59 pm  

Shoot You Down wrote:

Aye.

Nothing special, you will beat them comfortable if you play anywhere near your standard you've set this year. There ok but promotion-hopefull's like yourselves shouldn't have a problem. Unless they had a major off day.

I'd say 1 or 2 goal advantage to you, though anything can happen.

They might raise their game, considering your unbeaten.

Fax win though.

well an off day is possible, we havent been plasying our best lately, scrapping wins in various compeitions.

they will be raising there game theres no doubt about that, might be a tough day.

hope to get another win though, being 8 points off top already even with all the games in hand makes me nervous.

last thing whats there ground like? never been there b4, i mean is it easy accessable.

: Wed Nov 04, 2009 6:27 pm  

faxtastic wrote:

my god didnt even know this guy was still playing, he;s got to be pushing 40 now.

He played well and set up the first and scored the second before coming off and his replacement getting the 3rd with his first touch so all in all I think he played his part and helped what looked a fairly young side pull off a great result.

BTW just checked hes only 35

: Wed Nov 04, 2009 6:36 pm  

espanyolswan wrote:

He played well and set up the first and scored the second before coming off and his replacement getting the 3rd with his first touch so all in all I think he played his part and helped what looked a fairly young side pull off a great result.

BTW just checked hes only 35

are the side he playes for in a higher league than the Unibond league one north or a lwer league,

might be worth signing up

: Wed Nov 04, 2009 6:38 pm  

Do I post here as probably the only Prescot fan on rlfans!

Last night was a really poor performance from the lads, we played really well at Harrogate on Saturday beating them 3-0, so we all had hoped to beat Warrington last night, sadly our problem is our consistency, neither team played well and neither will come close to promotion or relegation at the end of the season, the conditions didn't help and well done to Warrington you played just that little bit better then we did, for some reason our best players aren't getting games and a few players have been consistently poor but are still getting games, by the way your goalie was probably your man of the match last night.

So as things are on a low at the club, we welcome Halifax on Saturday, a fixture I have mixed feelings about, no doubt it will be great for Prescot financially, someone posted on our forum they bring 500, that would be great at £7 each , money that will be good at the Cables, on the other hand they are the form team in the league, and will no doubt fancy their chances against us, and too be honest after last night I don't blame them, at the end of the game our manager went mad at the players and if that's worked we may make a game of it.
May the best team win, either way, look forward to seeing you at Hope Street on Saturday.

: Wed Nov 04, 2009 6:45 pm  

faxtastic wrote:

are the side he playes for in a higher league than the Unibond league one north or a lwer league,

might be worth signing up

They are Unibond South so the same level as you.


They are in the same division as Shepshed....and about 3 miles down the road

: Wed Nov 04, 2009 6:48 pm  

St Grumbob wrote:

So as things are on a low at the club, we welcome Halifax on Saturday, a fixture I have mixed feelings about, no doubt it will be great for Prescot financially, someone posted on our forum they bring 500, that would be great at £7 each

Slight change of direction but was impressed Quorn only charging £6 last night.....Cambridge are charging us £18 v Ilkeston on Saturday. Do they not realise they are no longer a Championship club?????