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Apologies mate, I was having a bad day. No offence meant!
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Southend Utd v Brighton & Hove Albion U23s Roots Hall Checkatrade Trophy 30th Aug 19.45 ko
- Thread starter Taybha
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Apologies mate, I was having a bad day. No offence meant!
Marty McFly
Seagulls Over Canada
Will this be on the radio / SeagullsPlayer?
Sussex Nomad
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I had no idea about this game, bad fan, I shall be there.
Sussex Nomad
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Oh it's in Southend, I saw Checkatrade and assumed Crawley, my bad.
sams dad
I hate Palarse
RandyWanger
Je suis rôti de boeuf
I was being a douche. It comes with being a part time Frenchie. Leigh on Sea is nice, recently voted the happiest place to live in the UK I read. Up the Albion
Ernest
Stupid IDIOT
Is Dale Stephens PLAYING ? Ideal way to get him FIT
Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
Won't be FIT until 11pm tomorrow.
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It's not on BBC Sussex, but I reckon it might be on Seagulls Player. It has to be on something tonight at least. I find it strange why BBC Sussex is not covering this. We all pay our licence fee.
BBC Essex is doing the match, but if you don't live in that area you can't listen to it online through BBC Essex.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/bbcessex/programmes/schedules
I'd like to piss myself laughing at this, but after being rightly pulled up by the board's best Nigel, [MENTION=33732]Swillis[/MENTION] last time, I thought I'd check with him again.
[MENTION=33732]Swillis[/MENTION], permission to laugh uncontrollably at Timmy's unbelievably poor misspelling? (especially given that he considers himself a journalist)
To be fair, there are very few of the 80-odd grounds I've been to where someone hasn't shouted ****ing queer or similar at me.
Taybha
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Anyway here are the rules just in case anybody is interested
This season’s Checkatrade Trophy competition has been completely revamped, but what exactly is the format?
A total of 64 clubs will compete in the competition beginning with 16 groups of four teams, each of which includes at least one club from each of Leagues One and Two, along with one invited team.
The top two sides in each group will then go into a knockout stage that will culminate in a showpiece final at Wembley Stadium on April 02.
The new look competition also has an enhanced prize fund with an expected £1.95m being up for grabs, including £10,000 per win and £5,000 per draw during the Group Stage and £100,000 for the eventual winner.
Competition format
Clubs:
- 48 clubs from League One & Two.
- 16 invited Category One Academy teams.
Eligibility criteria:
- EFL clubs – a minimum of five ‘first team’ players in the starting 11 as defined under the competition’s existing rules.
- Invited clubs – six of the starting 11 to be U21 (as of 30 June 2016).
Group Stage:
- 16 groups of four teams organised on a regionalised basis.
- Groups to include one invited club and at least one club from each of Leagues One and Two.
- Clubs to play each other once, either home or away. Invited clubs will play one home game at the club’s first team stadium.
- Clubs will be awarded three points for a win and one point for a draw. In the event of a drawn game (after 90 minutes), a penalty shootout will be held with the winning team earning an additional point.
- The top two teams will progress to the Knockout Stage.
Knockout Stage:
- Round 2 (32 teams) will remain regionalised with each group winner being drawn at home to a second placed team from a different qualifying group.
- Round 3 (16 teams) and Round 4 (eight teams) will be ‘free’ draws.
- Semi-finals (four teams) will be a 'free’ draw and will consist of single ties played at the stadium of the club drawn first in each tie.
- If scores are level after 90 minutes in Rounds 2, 3 and 4, the game will be determined by the taking of penalties.
The EFL will confirm arrangements for the Semi-Finals and Final in due course following further consultation.
Read more at http://www.mansfieldtown.net/news/a...trade-trophy-3276354.aspx#0Z8zB6kBvbzDbYgB.99
This season’s Checkatrade Trophy competition has been completely revamped, but what exactly is the format?
A total of 64 clubs will compete in the competition beginning with 16 groups of four teams, each of which includes at least one club from each of Leagues One and Two, along with one invited team.
The top two sides in each group will then go into a knockout stage that will culminate in a showpiece final at Wembley Stadium on April 02.
The new look competition also has an enhanced prize fund with an expected £1.95m being up for grabs, including £10,000 per win and £5,000 per draw during the Group Stage and £100,000 for the eventual winner.
Competition format
Clubs:
- 48 clubs from League One & Two.
- 16 invited Category One Academy teams.
Eligibility criteria:
- EFL clubs – a minimum of five ‘first team’ players in the starting 11 as defined under the competition’s existing rules.
- Invited clubs – six of the starting 11 to be U21 (as of 30 June 2016).
Group Stage:
- 16 groups of four teams organised on a regionalised basis.
- Groups to include one invited club and at least one club from each of Leagues One and Two.
- Clubs to play each other once, either home or away. Invited clubs will play one home game at the club’s first team stadium.
- Clubs will be awarded three points for a win and one point for a draw. In the event of a drawn game (after 90 minutes), a penalty shootout will be held with the winning team earning an additional point.
- The top two teams will progress to the Knockout Stage.
Knockout Stage:
- Round 2 (32 teams) will remain regionalised with each group winner being drawn at home to a second placed team from a different qualifying group.
- Round 3 (16 teams) and Round 4 (eight teams) will be ‘free’ draws.
- Semi-finals (four teams) will be a 'free’ draw and will consist of single ties played at the stadium of the club drawn first in each tie.
- If scores are level after 90 minutes in Rounds 2, 3 and 4, the game will be determined by the taking of penalties.
The EFL will confirm arrangements for the Semi-Finals and Final in due course following further consultation.
Read more at http://www.mansfieldtown.net/news/a...trade-trophy-3276354.aspx#0Z8zB6kBvbzDbYgB.99
Peter Grummit
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Chance for Uwe and Solly to get some additional playing time.
We should have a 'guess the crowd' sweepstake. I'll go for 1,148.
PG
We should have a 'guess the crowd' sweepstake. I'll go for 1,148.
PG
Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
5 over 21 players allowed in the starting 11.
Hopefully March, Uwe, and Goldson start tonight.
Hopefully March, Uwe, and Goldson start tonight.
The Football League have now announced the Match Day officials that will take charge of the game against Southend United this Tuesday.
Brighton's Under 23 side travel to Southend United on Tuesday August 30 for the Football League Trophy/Checkatrade Trophy tie at Roots Hall and the match carries a 7.45pm kick off.
Referee: Darren Deadman
Linesmen: Steve Finch and Carl Fitch-Jackson
Fourth Official: Chris O'Donnell
Read more: http://www.bha.vitalfootball.co.uk/article.asp?a=570555#ixzz4Io447AgP
Brighton's Under 23 side travel to Southend United on Tuesday August 30 for the Football League Trophy/Checkatrade Trophy tie at Roots Hall and the match carries a 7.45pm kick off.
Referee: Darren Deadman
Linesmen: Steve Finch and Carl Fitch-Jackson
Fourth Official: Chris O'Donnell
Read more: http://www.bha.vitalfootball.co.uk/article.asp?a=570555#ixzz4Io447AgP
GOM
living vicariously
It appears that due to a change in the rules this will count as Baldock's missed game........ I think
Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
GOM
living vicariously
EFL retweeted a Checkatrade disciplinary rules change issued at 21:23 last night (Mon 29th)
Goldson and Uwe in squad, no March http://www.seagulls.co.uk/news/arti...-huenemeier-brighton-hove-albion-3279725.aspx