Other games being played today thread.

Carver opens the scoring for Chorley 1 - 1 agg!

wanderlust wrote:Carver opens the scoring for Chorley 1 - 1 agg!

Did he slice his way through the defence?

Sliced his shot.....which was then deflected in.

Kidderminster equaliser disallowed for offside.

You fooking beauty!!!!

Last minute goal by Adam Roscoe!

Kidderminster 0-2 Chorley.....Chorley into the final!

One win away from the Conference!!

Finished 0 - 2 to Chorley who progress to the final with a very late winner.

Salford City 0-0 Halifax in the other semi. Going to extra time.

The winner will have home advantage in the final against Chorley.

Halifax it is

Halifax v Chorley, next Saturday.

A big ask, but we've been better away from home just recently.

See you all there.

CFC, CFC, CFC, CFC.

More importantly it's Bradford and Millwall who will be fighting it out for the right to play BWFC next season.

League 2 playoff semifinals - absolutely cracking and 22 goals with Blackpool (featuring Dannsy) beating Luton 6-5 at the death and Carlisle (with Proctor) losing 6-5 to Exeter. Brilliant!

Millwall will be joining us in the Championship.

Awful game, two crap sides.

Wasted a great chance at the death.

Indeed, he had about 4 Bradford players who could have side-footed it into a empty net if he'd just rolled it sideways.

He went for glory and got nowt.

United 2-0 Ajax - 10 minutes to go.

Champions League next season beckoning for Mourinho.

Thoroughly enjoyable cup final but does anyone know if BWFC gets a bonus payment for Holding becoming a cup winner? KA had mentioned that there are lots of add-ons in the transfer deal?

(Even if we do we still sold him too cheap!)

Championship playoff final was dire until the penalty shootout, but Huddersfield have shown what can be achieved on a player budget of under £12 million - a promotion thought to be worth £200 million!
Wagner has raided the Bundesliga and taken several players on loan including ex-Wanderer youth team player Aaron Mooy and it goes to show that the right level of talent can be bought at the right price if the net is cast wide enough. Club record transfer £1.8m.
They barely survived last year but with a relatively small injection of cash have managed to make it to the big time. Let's hope we can emulate them in a year or so.

Gotta be honest and say if I'd been Huddersfield's last penalty taker I'd have been bricking it big time. Two hundred million quid, maybe more all resting on one kick of the ball. No pressure then.