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Is Harry playing the transfer bluff – again…

TottenhamBlog.com 30 January @ 09:12 AM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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When asked about possible transfers before tomorrow's deadline day, Spurs manager Harry Redknapp was typically vague,

"I can't see an awful lot happening," Harry said.

"I will probably watch a game on Sunday but not with a real eye on anyone, although I'm not going to tell you which match.

Quick Thoughts On QPR And Fulham

Desi Gunner 03 January @ 12:19 PM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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I want to start by wishing everyone a very happy new year full of peace and contentment. My trip has been a real delight and by visiting town like Amherst and Northampton in Massachusetts I've been reacquainted with the meaning of the words Quaint and Idyllic. Back in India, I used to enjoy living and working in town like Udaipur a lot more than I did in places like Mumbai, Bangalore, or Delhi.

Quick Thoughts On QPR And Fulham

Desi Gunner 03 January @ 12:19 PM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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I want to start by wishing everyone a very happy new year full of peace and contentment. My trip has been a real delight and by visiting town like Amherst and Northampton in Massachusetts I've been reacquainted with the meaning of the words Quaint and Idyllic. Back in India, I used to enjoy living and working in town like Udaipur a lot more than I did in places like Mumbai, Bangalore, or Delhi.

Retro Football: Gillingham’s Amazingly Insane Backpass vs Northampton, 1993 (Video)

Who Ate All the Pies 02 December @ 08:40 AM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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By Chris Wright

Saturday 6th February 1993 was a fateful day, for it was the day that Gillingham pulled of what is arguably football's finest ever backpass (and I use the word 'finest' quite wrongly) during a 2-2 draw against Northampton in the old Third Division at the County Ground.

Disarray at the Sixfields Crossroads

thetwounfortunates 21 November @ 02:17 PM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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Firstly, we'd like to apologise to the author of this piece, Danny Brothers, for furthering his torment on Saturday. Not only did he have to sit through a ponging performance from Northampton, he had to write about it afterwards following an opportunistic request prior to the game from yours truly. Fair play for following up with this, Danny.

Disarray at the Sixfields Crossroads

thetwounfortunates 21 November @ 02:17 PM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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Firstly, we'd like to apologise to the author of this piece, Danny Brothers, for furthering his torment on Saturday. Not only did he have to sit through a ponging performance from Northampton, he had to write about it afterwards following an opportunistic request prior to the game from yours truly. Fair play for following up with this, Danny.

Book Review: Where’s your Caravan?

thetwounfortunates 03 November @ 05:16 PM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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Where's your Caravan?By Chris HargreavesPublished by The Friday Project, August 2011£8.99ISBN: 9780007364145What next for a lower league footballer upon retirement? A simple enough premise, but too few biographies have tackled the theme with any distinction, so Chris Hargreaves' recent release, which engages throughout with the realities and emotions of signing off from one's playing days, is a

Wolves vs Man City Goals 2-5 Carling Cup Highlights 2011 Video Dzeko Nasri Johnson

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Aldershot v Man United, Luton v Arsenal, Liverpool v Northampton and the top 10 League Cup upsets!

Kop That 25 October @ 09:12 AM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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Aldershot v Man United, Luton v Arsenal, Liverpool v Northampton and the top 10 League Cup upsets!

Who could have seen these coming?

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Conversations with Danny Brothers (Northampton Town)

thetwounfortunates 30 September @ 12:15 AM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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Our latest conversation is with Danny Brothers, author of a number of posts for us including a look back at Northampton Town's 1996-7 play-off winning side. Danny runs his own blog and this has the obligatory moniker, A Load of Cobblers, although he spreads his net beyond the watershed of the River Nene to League 2 as a whole, joining forces with our last interviewee Ben Mayhew and Maxi Hobbs for

Ormondroyd’s Virtual Match Reports…. Now in High Definition!

Twohundredpercent 12 September @ 04:29 PM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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In the late nineties, Fulham supporter Ormondroyd started following his exploits around the country by producing an illustrated match report for each game. As Fulham were at the lower reaches of the Football League at the time, his accurate depictions of Northampton's Sixfields Stadium, and Notts County defender Matt Redmile may have been lost on the world at large however, he was soon spotted by the Guardian and started producing a weekly strip on the football world in general.

Grading Chelsea in the summer mercato

The Offside - Chelsea 02 September @ 05:19 PM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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Shut the fucking door. El mercato has finally ceased, meaning we can finally get down to the proper business of actually focusing on the football. I, for one, am ecstatic.

That's not to say the summer wasn't enjoyable. A tad chaotic and frustrating at times, yes, but it certainly was an intriguing one for the club.

Liverpool 3, Exeter 1: The Difference a Year and a Suarez Makes

The Offside - Liverpool 24 August @ 04:44 PM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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Liverpool 3 Luis Suarez 23′, Maxi Rodriguez 55′, Andy Carroll 58′
Exeter City 1 Daniel Nardiello 80′

A surprisingly strong line up from Kenny Dalglish saw Liverpool run out with a side that wouldn't have looked entirely out of place in league competition, the likes of Meireles, Suarez, and Adam joining quality squad players like Maxi Rodriguez in attack while a handful of youngsters managed to make it into the starting eleven at the back.

Wolves did it again! Why? (video)

Paddytheflea's Blog 24 August @ 03:22 AM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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Like most Wolves supporters I didn't have the opportunity to watch the League Cup game against Northampton, but I've read lots of reports about the victory. Wolves changed all eleven from the Fulham game and could win with 4-0. These cup games are usually not at all easy to win, ask QPR, Norwich and Swansea, [.

Northampton vs Wolves Goals 0-4 Carling Cup 2011 Highlights Video

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Kenny's Exeter Plan

Anfield Talk 24 August @ 01:20 AM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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Kenny Dalglish admits our premature exit from last season's Carling Cup will be in his mind when selecting a side to face Exeter on Wednesday night.
The boss will make changes to his team while guarding against any repeat of our penalty shoot-out exit to League Two strugglers Northampton in last year's third round.

Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish: We will approach Exeter exactly as we did Arsenal

Kop That 23 August @ 04:10 PM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish: We will approach Exeter exactly as we did Arsenal

Reds manager wary of an upset following last season's embarrassing exit at the hands of Northampton, but warns his side not to get carried away following good start to the season

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Dalglish desperate for Liverpool not to fail Exeter test

Kop That 23 August @ 12:54 PM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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Dalglish desperate for Liverpool not to fail Exeter test

Kenny Dalglish insists Liverpool will not be taking Wednesday's Carling Cup trip to Exeter lightly. The Reds suffered a shock exit at the hands of Northampton in a penalty shoot-out at Anfield.

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Liverpool ready to risk new Carling Cup shame

Kop That 23 August @ 11:15 AM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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Liverpool ready to risk new Carling Cup shame

Exeter have chance to 'do a Northampton' as Dalglish turns to fringe players

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The Seventy Two Unfortunates League 2 Preview

thetwounfortunates 01 August @ 03:10 AM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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Today, our bumper (there really is no other word) preview of the coming football league season has gone live, a collaborative venture with The Seventy Two. The whole thing is presented in pdf format and is available for free download here or navigate the widget on the right hand side of this page. There is a whole lot to enjoy from a myriad of the blogosphere's best writers, but if your

Liverpool’s Ince Joins Blackpool

Anfield Talk 30 July @ 05:31 AM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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Liverpool winger Tom Ince will complete his move to Blackpool today.
The 19-year-old was given special permission to play 45 minutes of last night's 1-1 draw with Latvian outfit Jelgava at Bloomfield Road, where striker Craig Sutherland scored his first Pool goal.
Ince held talks with Pool chairman Karl Oyston afterwards and is to be confirmed as Pool's ninth summer signing today.

Roade

All Roads Lead Somewhere... 30 July @ 12:40 AM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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ROADE 3-0 RUSHDEN & HIGHAM UNITEDFriday 29th July 2011Pre-season FriendlyConnolly Way (7pm k.o.)
This is a bonus game as with being out all day tomorrow down in London, I didn't even look at any possible fixtures for this evening. It was only a phone call from Kev Zupp on Tuesday who asked I fancied meeting up for this game, and having thought about it and also getting permission from the wife decided to head south into Northamptonshire.

Roade

All Roads Lead Somewhere... 30 July @ 12:40 AM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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ROADE 3-0 RUSHDEN & HIGHAM UNITEDFriday 29th July 2011Pre-season FriendlyConnolly Way (7pm k.o.)
This is a bonus game as with being out all day tomorrow down in London, I didn't even look at any possible fixtures for this evening. It was only a phone call from Kev Zupp on Tuesday who asked I fancied meeting up for this game, and having thought about it and also getting permission from the wife decided to head south into Northamptonshire.

Striker Linked With Reds Switch

Anfield Talk 27 July @ 05:46 AM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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Liverpool is the latest club to take a look at Reading striker Shane Long with a view to making a possible move for the striker.
The Reds had scouts watching the Republic of Ireland international bag a brace during Reading's pre-season win over Northampton last weekend and they are the latest in a long line of reported interested parties.

Seven-Year Old English Urchin Kai Fifield Earns Trial With Barcelona After Holiday Kickabout (Video)

Who Ate All the Pies 06 July @ 06:19 AM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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By Chris Wright

Apologies for the awful sound quality...

Here's a story to warm your shrivelled, cynical cockles. Seven-year old sprog Kai Fifield landed himself a trial with Barcelona after scouts from the Spanish giants happened to spot the urchin from Northampton having a kickabout with a group of older boys whilst on holiday with his old man in the Catalan city.

Ben Tozer allegedly leaving on a free for Northampton

Newcastle United Blog 23 June @ 12:34 AM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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Ben Tozer and Newcastle United agree terms to cancel the player's contract and allow him to leave on a free transfer. Apparently Ben Tozer is quitting Newcastle in favour of Northampton. Or at least that's what Sky Sports are suggesting. The 21 year old defender started out as a youth player at Plymouth Argyle, which [.

Ince Lad Has The Magic Dutch

Anfield Talk 14 June @ 11:32 AM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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Paul Ince's son Thomas is being chased by Ajax and Rangers.
The Liverpool kid, 19, has been offered a new four-year deal but feels his chances of first-team football are better elsewhere.
Ince has yet to make a full debut since signing on youth terms in 2008.
He was an unused sub in the Europa League qualifier against FK Rabotnicki but came off the bench in Liverpool's League Cup loss to Northampton for his debut.

Leinster Claim Heineken Cup in Game of Two Halves

Attacking Soccer 21 May @ 04:13 PM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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Leinster claimed their second Heineken Cup when beating Northampton 33-22 having been 22-6 down at half-time. Fly-half Johnny Sexton claimed the Man of the Match with two tries and a point haul of 28.

Tuilagi Given 5 Game Ban For Ashton Assault

Attacking Soccer 18 May @ 01:35 PM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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Leicester centre Manu Tuilagi has been handed a measly 5 week ban for his assault on Northampton's Chris Ashton which left the English International needing stitches.

The Monday Profile: Ian Henderson

thetwounfortunates 16 May @ 04:00 AM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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Being dubbed a young player with promise is sometimes the cruellest thing that can happen to a footballer. As contemporaries in the Norwich City youth set-up a decade ago, Ian Henderson and Ryan Jarvis made their first team debuts within six months of each other. In November 2002, Henderson scored as a substitute in his second Canaries appearance.

Boro get sweet F.A.

FC Boro 05 May @ 12:56 PM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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The appeals for both Luke Foster and John Mousinho's red cards received in last Saturday's defeat at Northampton have been thrown out by the Football Association. The news comes as a huge blow for Graham Westley who must now prepare for this weekend's crucial encounter with Bury without two of his most "in form" players.

What it's like to support a crap football team

thetwounfortunates 03 May @ 04:37 PM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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Our latest guest contribution comes from the estimable David Cox, author of one of our most extraordinary posts to date - a rundown of the 100 best Northampton Town players of all time which appeared chez The Two Unfortunates in March. Here, David attempts to get to grips with supporting a team that is, dare we suggest, slightly less competent than others.

Boro lose it at Sixfields

FC Boro 30 April @ 04:11 PM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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Northampton 2-0 Stevenage (Davis 3, Uwezu 59)
Official Report | BBC Report

Our play-off hopes remain in the balance after a disappointing defeat at Sixfields against Northampton. Thanks to Macclesfield's 4-2 victory against Gillingham, we remain in the top 7, but now have it all to do next week against already promoted Bury.

Northampton Preview

FC Boro 29 April @ 09:29 AM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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The term must win is used too much over the course of the season, but tomorrow's game at Sixfields is just that for both ourselves and Northampton. Three points for the Cobblers would probably all but confirm their safety and a place in next season's League 2 with so many other sides nervously looking over their shoulder into the non-league trap door.

The Northampton Perspective

FC Boro 28 April @ 10:20 AM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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Boro travel the short distance up to Northampton in potentially our last away game of the season. Danny Brothers from the 'A load of Cobblers' site has answered some questions ahead of the game. Take a look.

Relegation into the Conference looks a real possibility, especially as Barnet have hit some form.

A guide to Sixfields

FC Boro 27 April @ 08:10 AM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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Residing in Milton Keynes won't seem so bad this Saturday when I make the 15 minute drive up to Northampton to hopefully watch Boro go one step closer to securing their League 2 play-off place.

On a visit to Northampton last summer some time, I had a wonder around the ground and took a couple of pictures of their Sixfields Stadium.

Jay Spearing is Not a Defensive Midfielder

Oh, You Beauty... 20 April @ 08:43 AM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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Up until the last four games, Jay Spearing's rarely looked liked having a long-term future at Liverpool. Admittedly, he also hadn't gotten a consistent run in the side until Gerrard's season-ending injury, only once playing more than two consecutive games: earlier this season against Steaua and Northampton.

Jones Rubbishes Reds Exit Talk

Anfield Talk 04 April @ 07:48 AM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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On-loan goalkeeper Brad Jones has rubbished reports he is set to leave Liverpool in the summer.
The Australian signed from Middlesbrough for £2.3million last August as a back-up to Jose Reina but has played just twice, in the Carling Cup defeat at home to Northampton and the Europa League against Utrecht in December.

AFC Kempston Rovers

Pie and Mushy Peas 13 March @ 06:59 AM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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AFC Kempston Rovers 4 Northampton ON Chenecks 0 - United Counties League, Division One
Kempston was once known as the largest village in England but is now a town. Until the 19th century Kempston was a mainly rural parish. It was one of the largest in Bedfordshire with an area of 5,025 acres at the time of enclosure in 1804, and was in Redbournestoke Hundred.

AFC Kempston Rovers

Pie and Mushy Peas 12 March @ 06:59 PM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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AFC Kempston Rovers 4 Northampton ON Chenecks 0 - United Counties League, Division One
Kempston was once known as the largest village in England but is now a town. Until the 19th century Kempston was a mainly rural parish. It was one of the largest in Bedfordshire with an area of 5,025 acres at the time of enclosure in 1804, and was in Redbournestoke Hundred.