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- @JustinCase0110
8-0. Wow. And five for Fletcher. You've really got into the groove in this division, now. Promotion I reckon, possibly even top spot at the end.
County's biggest ever league win was 13-0 at home to Halifax Town in 1934, so you've some way to go to beat that.
You couldn't make it a double over the Fylde pair, though, with only a draw against the "senior club" in that area - the Tangerines.
Interesting that you're going for a 2-year loan. Let's see when or whether Burnley recall him...
@CO88LER5 wrote:
8-0. Wow. And five for Fletcher. You've really got into the groove in this division, now. Promotion I reckon, possibly even top spot at the end.
County's biggest ever league win was 13-0 at home to Halifax Town in 1934, so you've some way to go to beat that.
You couldn't make it a double over the Fylde pair, though, with only a draw against the "senior club" in that area - the Tangerines.
Interesting that you're going for a 2-year loan. Let's see when or whether Burnley recall him...Yes, certainly a groove there. 7 consecutive wins in the league, so it's the best run of form so far in this save. Ending it in style with that 8-0 win. Not sure I'm going to beat the 13-0 win though, that one seems hard to break.
I know Burnley recalling this player is a huge possibility. But if I start him in most games, then perhaps I'll be allowed to keep him around for the duration of the loan. It's bad news for my other left winger, Odin Bailey. But he hasn't been that profilic this season, so he can't really complain about reinforcements arriving in his position.
- @JustinCase0110 Leko seems to have the most goal involvements, with 9 scored and 12 assists. Quite the key player.
Powell and Olaofe are doing well in that area, too. Yes, that's true. Leko and Olaofe are also sharing/rotating the same position, a RF role next to the more stationary number 9 role, often played by Fletcher or Wootton. So they rarely play together, and I think it goes to show that I get a lot of goal contributions from that specific position.
nine games; eight wins, one draw (since last time I responded). It's going on wheels!...
@Danimal5981 wrote:nine games; eight wins, one draw (since last time I responded). It's going on wheels!...
Yes indeed. I'm also getting increasingly restless in this 4th tier. With 46 league games and all the cup games on top of it, I'm getting to a point, where I can't wait to get up in a superior league. I suppose that's the downside of me wanting to start slowly, preferring not to win promotion in the first season.
