Dave the OAP
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[Albion] EFL Trophy Quarter Final - Amex, Tuesday 9th January ko 7pm
- Thread starter Munchkin
- Start date
- Oct 17, 2008
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Is travel provided with the ticket for this game?
Some interesting selection points for tonight. With a couple of returning loan players available (assuming they are eligible), will putting them in the shop window for another loan take precendent over developing the younger players? Adding some league experience would be an advantage, but at the same time I would be interested to see what the likes of Joe Knight can do at this level.
Skaville
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Anyone got any idea how many tickets we’ve shifted?
Skaville
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Who are the next big things to look out for then? I’m aware of Knight, Atom, Barrington and MO’M.
He usually sits in East Lower, well he did last season, as he sat behind my daughter before she moved seats. Also think he's running a Brighton Facebook page. Is good to know he's still about and supporting, used to see him in the Sportsman.
Kalimantan Gull
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Yeah, I'm also wondering whether RDZ will release all the youngsters who have been in recent first-team squads for this one? The likes of Hinchy, Peupion and Baker-Boitey in particular who have had first team minutes on the pitch recently? Funny to think that Hinshelwood played in the first few games of this competition this season.
Returning loan players are available, but if they play it will prevent them being loaned out again.
Kalimantan Gull
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nah, U21 games won't count
Any particular reason she moved...?
Albion Robster
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Possibly not as the Carabao Cup Semi-Final is on Sky tonight. I doubt boardcasting rights will allow the club to show it.
I could be wrong though...
stewart12
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- Jan 16, 2019
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I remember Hinshelwood coming on as sub in the final a couple of years ago against his dad's side Worthing
The honest answer is we’ve all had season tickets together since the Amex opened, however after covid she fell out of love with football, and against our better judgment gave up her season ticket. During the women’s Euro’s she got her football mojo back, so she had to start again but at the time there was no season tickets near us until this season so we’ve moved her back with us.
The flippant of the cuff reason - she didn’t like who she was sat behind
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Taybha
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Not sure this will be on YouTube but Should be able to buy a ifollow match pass through the usual website or Readings official website,unless of course the rules change for the knockout stages.
Joey Jo Jo Jr. Shabadoo
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- Oct 4, 2003
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Youth football doesn't appear to count towards the two clubs rule.
Anders Dreyer played twice for our U21s at the start of the 19-20 season. He then moved to SC Heerenveen on loan for the first half of the season playing 20 times. We then recalled him from loan and sold him in January 2020 to FC Midtjylland in Denmark. So being on loan and playing for our U21s didn't stop him making 16 appearances for Midtlylland after his move (and the Danish season runs on the same calendar as ours so it wasn't a move facilitated by over lapping seasons).
Doesn't look like many. Maybe they should have given loyalty points out for this one?
They do in this competition unless the rules have changed since this - https://www.wba.co.uk/news/2017/january/wrights-yeovil-loan-cancelled
Dreyer played in Premier League 2, which is treated differently to the EFL Trophy. Presumably because the EFL Trophy has senior teams playing in it. So PL2 is treated as a youth competition, but EFL Trophy a senior competition.