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Brighton v Ipswich
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Donk the Seagull
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- Jul 26, 2004
- 253
Does anyone know how to get the score or is it a case of wait for the end of the match and check the website?
Seagullible
Super Keeper
c'mon boysDirty Dave
Well-known member
any update?
Donk the Seagull
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- Jul 26, 2004
- 253
Shame, i'm gonna lose my bet now, come on Albion, i need all the money i can get He's not playing.
The Ipswich team (according to their site)
Shane Supple
Sito Castro
Michael Synnott
Liam Trotter
Chris Casement
Fabian Wilnis
Jaime Peters
George O'Callaghan
Danny Haynes
Billy Clarke
Matt Richards
Subs
Jordan Rhodes
Andrew Plummer
Edward Upson
Nathan Tooms
Curtley Williams
Basil Fawlty
Don't Mention The War
Damn, come on Albion.
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Donk the Seagull
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- Jul 26, 2004
- 253
Unlucky lads. We must applaud them for getting this far, winning the southern league. Lets just hope the first team can play like the reserves did last yearSeagullSam12
Member
Danny Haynes is a quality player BUT Wages to much for us??
Donk the Seagull
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- Jul 26, 2004
- 253
Problem is that he occasionally plays for the first team, would be a quality player for us, but i doubt he would come even if we could afford wages
http://www.seagulls.premiumtv.co.uk/page/Latest/0,,10433~1092800,00.html
Albion reserves' bid for a fourth piece of silverware in four months was thwarted by a strong Ipswich Town side who won the Pontins Combination League Champions Final 2-0 this evening.
Two goals from Chris Casement and Billy Clarke -inside the space of six first-half minutes - killed off the Albion challenge, and gave the ten-men Tractor Boys victory.
Casement had already given the Seagulls an early warning with a header that flew narrowly wide, when in the 19th minute, and again from a Matt Richards corner, the flame-haired defender thumped an almost identical header into the net.
It was soon 2-0 to the home side, when the excellent Billy Clarke demonstrated fantastic technique on the edge of the box to turn and volley past Sullivan.
Albion weren't without chances of their own in the first half; Nathan Elder headed over from a Bas Savage cross, Kerry Mayo forced a save from Shane Supple with a sweet free-kick, and Joe Gatting also headed over the bar.
The home side were reduced to ten men shortly after the interval when Danny Haynes tried to head-butt Gary Hart, but despite being a man down, it was Ipswich who still looked the more dangerous.
Most notably it was Clarke who was proving to be the source of the danger; his speculative looping volley from 40 yards epitomising the striker's confidence.
As the half progressed Albion began to enjoy more of the possession, and Doug Loft had a great chance to pull a goal back but dragged his shot just wide of the mark.
With time running out a floating Sonny Cobbs cross clipped the bar, while Ipswich could have increased their lead further but Cobbs deflected Edward Upson's drive past the post with a desperate block.
Albion: (4-4-2) Sullivan (GK); Hart (French 89), Mayo, Cobbs, Fogden; Savage, Reid, Loft (Wills 89), Robinson; Gatting, Elder. Subs not used: Winterton (GK), Louis, Beda.
Albion reserves' bid for a fourth piece of silverware in four months was thwarted by a strong Ipswich Town side who won the Pontins Combination League Champions Final 2-0 this evening.
Two goals from Chris Casement and Billy Clarke -inside the space of six first-half minutes - killed off the Albion challenge, and gave the ten-men Tractor Boys victory.
Casement had already given the Seagulls an early warning with a header that flew narrowly wide, when in the 19th minute, and again from a Matt Richards corner, the flame-haired defender thumped an almost identical header into the net.
It was soon 2-0 to the home side, when the excellent Billy Clarke demonstrated fantastic technique on the edge of the box to turn and volley past Sullivan.
Albion weren't without chances of their own in the first half; Nathan Elder headed over from a Bas Savage cross, Kerry Mayo forced a save from Shane Supple with a sweet free-kick, and Joe Gatting also headed over the bar.
The home side were reduced to ten men shortly after the interval when Danny Haynes tried to head-butt Gary Hart, but despite being a man down, it was Ipswich who still looked the more dangerous.
Most notably it was Clarke who was proving to be the source of the danger; his speculative looping volley from 40 yards epitomising the striker's confidence.
As the half progressed Albion began to enjoy more of the possession, and Doug Loft had a great chance to pull a goal back but dragged his shot just wide of the mark.
With time running out a floating Sonny Cobbs cross clipped the bar, while Ipswich could have increased their lead further but Cobbs deflected Edward Upson's drive past the post with a desperate block.
Albion: (4-4-2) Sullivan (GK); Hart (French 89), Mayo, Cobbs, Fogden; Savage, Reid, Loft (Wills 89), Robinson; Gatting, Elder. Subs not used: Winterton (GK), Louis, Beda.