Away vs Morecambe 12th October

Is it available to view on ifollow or have they definitely stopped showing 3pm Saturday kick offs in UK?

 

Doubt it....next move should be to consult both clubs for coverage of every match and then on odd occasions such as these more folk could see the match as long as both clubs agreed..

 

It was confirmed last season that Saturday 3pm games wouldn't be streamed live in the UK during international breaks.
I've checked the schedule here https://www.efl.com/broadcast-schedule/
And confirmation the Morecambe game is not being streamed in the UK

 

Cheers.

 

Good news, Paudie has recovered from his dead backside and is fit to play at Morecambe

 

What a massive over reaction.

Do we riot when away teams are given the full Midland road?

And do Morecambe have enough fans to constitute as a riot?

 

Looking forward to a couple of nights by the sea and my first visit to Morecambe since Ross Hannah equalised in injury time a few years ago.

Anyone going should take a look at the Bantam sculpture on the roundabout in Morrisons car park (built where Frontierland used to be) near the station. I’d heard a story about the reason a Bantam was placed there....maybe a certain @wetherbywhaler can pick up the story...

 

I've PMed you.

 

Late notice but I have 1 ticket available for tomorrow's game. In the terrace so it's a standing ticket. Collection from Earby BB18. Asking £17 face value. PM me first come first served

 

From today's T&A, just in case you can't read it on their now-restricted site. Sounds like the team are really starting to bond from what he says about the training session:

GARY Bowyer is braced to make his biggest selection call with skipper James Vaughan at Morecambe tomorrow. The City striker is free to return in a team coming off their best performance of the season. Bowyer is giving nothing away on his plans but admitted it will be a tough decision whether to bring Vaughan straight back. “He wasn’t very happy last week because he was suspended and wanted to play football,” said the City boss. “I would imagine he’s been like that throughout his career (when not in involved). “The fact that the team won last week as well, he’s got to prove to us that he deserves to be back in. It will be interesting. “We want the culture and environment where the lads who come in are hungry for it and perform to a level where they say, ‘you can’t drop me’. “That’s not me saying that but them by their actual performances. That’s something we push and encourage. “It’s real healthy when you’ve got competition and the whole group know that no one’s safe and guaranteed a place in the team.”

City raised the bar with their display in the win over Swindon which has lifted them within three points of the top of League Two. But as they face the struggling Shrimps, Bowyer has rammed home the message that they have only just started. He added: “The society we live in now wants it all done in 12 games. That’s never going to happen. “The teams above us at the moment will say the same thing. It’s a work in progress. “It’s about building relationships. Every day is a learning day. “We did something with the players in training yesterday and I stood back for the last five minutes and saw something different I’d not seen from one of them. “I walked over and we had a little chat and it was brilliant. “You can never be satisfied. Don’t settle for what you’ve got now. “We’ve been saying that to them all week. Don’t settle for a pat on the back because they won the last game. “Go and win on the road. We’ve got 1,600 fans there, it’s a sell-out, so give them something to be proud of.” Paudie O’Connor has overcome the dead “glute” that forced him off in the last game and was able to train yesterday. But understudy Tyler French is out with a knock. Bowyer added: “I think the team are starting to grow. I can see a lot of belief but they’ve got to keep backing that up. “There are real positive signs there for us but we’re not unaware of the challenge that lies ahead this weekend.”

 

Unfortunately due to illness I have my grandson's adult seating ticket going spare for Morecambe, anyone interested £20 PM me to arrange to pick it up from my home.

 

Just a word of warning for those of you planning on travelling by train via the Airedale line: Northern only run a clapped out two carriage deisel train on this line so it gets packed out pretty quickly.
And due to all the heavy rain we've had overnight and potentially again tonight there may be delays and cancellations. Currently there are cancellations and delays due to the flooding. Check the Northern website for details.

 

Wanting to get the carriage to yourself?

https://www.nationalrail.co.uk/service_disruptions/232944.aspx?_ga=2.199657446.99660593.1570797078-1954971396.1568021654

Trains are running normally on these routes as of now. So lets hope the rain keeps off.

 

Boardwalk pub is a,bit of a way off of you're walking, better options are the william Mitchell on the main road of the ground, The Hurley flyer right outside the ground or another option is the regent bay caravan park over the road....

 

I can explain but 95% on here would not be interested so I will try and PM you before I set off for the seaside Saturday am

 

Good 'ole google...
http://www.ministry-of-information.co.uk/blog1/120904-4.htm

 

I have a spare adult standing ticket, happy with face value. PM me if interested

 

Ah bollocks, i turned down a ticket this aft because i needed another to go with it. I blame you loyal for not posting earlier lol.

 

Sorry the wife has only just passed away this last hour

 

She could have least waited till after the game.