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5 minutes ago, renrag said:

Dingles v MK Dons brings back memories of when non league Wimbledon left Turf Moor with a victory. Can their successors give a repeat performance?

"......remember you're a womble.........."

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Posted
18 minutes ago, Oldgregg86 said:

The sparks derby ?

you can bang a mercer on Ben whiteman   hitting a 30 yard screamer in the 89th to win it 

License to print money.

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Posted
1 hour ago, Rogerb said:

Chorley v Derby on bt sport sat 9th January 12:15. Kerching for Chorley

£75,000 tv money, and another 20k if they lose, more if they win!

 

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If they can get into tier 2 (unlikely) then they’d be allowed 2k in.

Another £40k or so there and great for the fans who can see Rooney at Victory Park. 

Posted
20 hours ago, Hoochie Bloochie Mama said:

What's the annual profit/loss for a club like Chorley in a normal season?

No idea but on an average gate of 1,000 at average price of £13 they'd get £299,000 a season on 23 games, so a third of that to come from a 3rd round defeat is good news

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Posted
15 hours ago, only2garners said:

That's defeatist talk Ozz. I would wager that Peterborough at the top of Div 1 are a better team than Derby at the bottom of the Championship.

Not making any predictions but Chorley certainly have a realistic chance of winning this cup tie.

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Posted
On 09/11/2020 at 07:54, Mattyblue said:

Both the BBC and The Times are calling them ‘Chorley Town’

:glare:

BBC Breakfast still calling them Chorley Town this morning 🙄

Posted
On 30/11/2020 at 13:53, renrag said:

Dingles v MK Dons brings back memories of when non league Wimbledon left Turf Moor with a victory. Can their successors give a repeat performance?

What a great day that was.  Non league Wimbledon beat First Division Burnley at the dome.  Never saw such long faces in the pubs round Accy that night.  Was fun.

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Posted (edited)

Richard Guy the Wimbledon goalkeeper who produced heroics that day.

I met him cleaning his car in the Constituency I was fighting a few years later. I shook him warmly by the hand and told him I didn't mind in the least that he was a lifelong Tory... 

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Posted (edited)
2 hours ago, philipl said:

Richard Guy the Wimbledon goalkeeper who produced heroics that day.

I met him cleaning his car in the Constituency I was fighting a few years later. I shook him warmly by the hand and told him I didn't mind in the least that he was a lifelong Tory... 

Dickie Guy, heroics against Leeds in the next round too.  Damn the cup was great then wasn't it?  Hereford turning Newcastle over.  Special days them.  

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