Subject: Re: Albion in administration Thu Mar 12, 2015 9:25 pm
Should help stabilise the Championship but one or two clubs will find excessive funding.
Dirty Leeds have brought in Sir Ian McGeechan for remainder of season and expecting to invest heavily in summer.
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Subject: Re: Albion in administration Sun Mar 29, 2015 5:03 pm
lost today too cornish pirates.
3 games left to avoid relegation with 5 points adrift at the bottom
Sat 11 April V Bristol Rugby (H)
Sat 25 April V Doncaster Knights (H)
Sat 18 Apr V Moseley v (A)
two winnable games there but its going to a mammoth if not impossible task to stay up.
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Subject: Re: Albion in administration Sun Mar 29, 2015 5:19 pm
7 points. Moseley have taken losing bonus points from last two games.
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Subject: Re: Albion in administration Mon Mar 30, 2015 10:57 pm
green_genie wrote:
7 points. Moseley have taken losing bonus points from last two games.
then i feel its time to let her loose
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Subject: Re: Albion in administration Tue Mar 31, 2015 6:21 am
Probably sealed on 11th. Albion will lose to Brizzle and Moseley away to 10th placed Bedford could well take it past 10 pts difference with two to play.
If the Prem / Championship stop relegation / promotion for 3 years then the amateur game will be back.
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Subject: Re: Albion in administration Tue Mar 31, 2015 8:25 am
Albion fans are more fickle than Argyle fans, I knew a lot of people that used to go to Albion when they were good but they are mainly all watching Chiefs now, feckin plastics.
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Subject: Re: Albion in administration Tue Mar 31, 2015 9:56 am
Most of the regulars at Albion play or played for a local club side so any allegiance to Albion is secondary and a trip to Brickfields is there for a fix of "quality" Rugby.
Not much quality been on show last two seasons.
PS. I haven't made trip to Sandy Park
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Subject: Re: Albion in administration Tue Mar 31, 2015 11:36 am
Iggy wrote:
Albion fans are more fickle than Argyle fans, I knew a lot of people that used to go to Albion when they were good but they are mainly all watching Chiefs now, feckin plastics.
Exactly.
It will be very interesting to watch what happens to Albion during the summer and what kind of changes they make for life in National League one both on and off the field and whether they will be investing in the squad to bounce straight back,
Bad management of that club has harmed them for years maybe now with a new board the old Albion will return soon.
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Subject: Re: Albion in administration Tue Mar 31, 2015 12:36 pm
green_genie wrote:
Most of the regulars at Albion play or played for a local club side so any allegiance to Albion is secondary and a trip to Brickfields is there for a fix of "quality" Rugby.
Not much quality been on show last two seasons.
PS. I haven't made trip to Sandy Park
Sadly two relatives on wife's side played for Albion and they have made the trip to Sandy Park.
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Subject: Re: Albion in administration Tue Mar 31, 2015 7:59 pm
Shanahan sacked today and Dawe in charge for last three games.
Bit fecking late.
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Subject: Re: Albion in administration Tue Mar 31, 2015 8:10 pm
green_genie wrote:
Shanahan sacked today and Dawe in charge for last three games.
Bit fecking late.
agreed
oh well at least go down fighting albion and rise again harder and stronger quicker than it took argyle.
I have always thought that God would make a good number 8. JC would obviously be a fly half and Buddha a prop. I think Ganesh would be a good full back as he would be reliable under the high ball with all those hands.
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I could say alot about God Tv like they are money grabbing cvnts and liars who are no better than sales and marketing scabs tricking its few but rich followers that donating alot of money will improve their lives.
but i wont
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Sex or a fight might have been mention, but got to be careful because police are involve. The club were locked down to stop the press getting in to the ground. Thethree players were sent away from the ground and away from the press.
Sex or a fight might have been mention, but got to be careful because police are involve. The club were locked down to stop the press getting in to the ground. Thethree players were sent away from the ground and away from the press.
i was told earlier what it was over but choose not to mention it for the reasons you stated but it has been reported now they are being investigated over rape allegations, a 19 year old and 2 23 yer olds.
Subject: Re: Albion in administration Sat Apr 11, 2015 4:47 pm
Albion well and truly beaten by league leaders Bristol 65-7
however Moseley lost thankfully so Albion are still up just and have to play Doncaster and Moseley the two teams above them.
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Subject: Re: Albion in administration Sat Apr 18, 2015 10:16 am
D-Day today for Albion
more than likely today will confirm relegation but a win here along with 4 tries for the bonus point will keep their very slim chances of staying up alive alive till next week.
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