Sheff Utd v Donny

So who is going to this i am Looking forward to it i am sure Billy Boy will be up for it.

pkt_drfc wrote:So who is going to this i am Looking forward to it i am sure Billy Boy will be up for it.

Billy will be looking forward to it, just hope he comes through it ok, you know what a set of dirty feckers they are...

Going to this one, I expect we will take a fair few more than 100 to this one.
It should be a very interesting game and may not be as 'friendly' as the name suggests. Pocket the win and let the Blunts know that normal service has once again resumed.

hoolahoop wrote:Going to this one, I expect we will take a fair few more than 100 to this one.
It should be a very interesting game and may not be as 'friendly' as the name suggests. Pocket the win and let the Blunts know that normal service has once again resumed.

Well according to the Keepmoat site that was recently updated we have sold....275...and thats with a BOGOF offer...

yorkie64red wrote:




Well according to the Keepmoat site that was recently updated we have sold....275...and thats with a BOGOF offer...

Surely there will be at least double that, mind you it's only .....................the Blunts.

Doesn't look like many people are actually interested in pre-season friendlies

Maybe thats why the players aren't overly enthusiastic either

VixDRFC wrote:Doesn't look like many people are actually interested in pre-season friendlies

Maybe thats why the players aren't overly enthusiastic either

Yep, better play em behind closed doors, its gonna be strange sitting at bumhole lane on our own...

im going to sheff u and grimsby with mates,first gamees on my own really without a grown up

MR NEGATIVE wrote:im going to sheff u and grimsby with mates,first gamees on my own really without a grown up

Don't you be going supping any ale then, enjoy your freedom.

Just got back,great game shame about always passing and fucking it up tho,ah well.
Screamer from gillett

Yeah, enjoyed that...thought we dominated the first half , suppose Sod will soon have to make his mind who he is going to keep and who he is going to say goodbye to...

When you read Bluntmad you would think that they had the better of the game.........'rose tinted' or what.
The goal from SG was superb and overall a suprisingly good and competitive game for long periods. Oh and the company was most enjoyable.

hoolahoop wrote:When you read Bluntmad you would think that they had the better of the game.........'rose tinted' or what.
The goal from SG was superb and overall a suprisingly good and competitive game for long periods. Oh and the company was most enjoyable.

I know, obviously trying to convice the thousands that couldn't be bothered to attend...

Didn't go but this is a report lifted off Bluntsmad which appears to be the exact opposite of what everybody else says not that I'm surprised


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Posted 26 Jul 2011 21:36ReportDanny Wilson's Bramall Lane bow ended in defeat as a solitary goal gave Doncaster victory on Tuesday evening.

Montgomery started his first pre-season game and Jean-Francois and Flynn made their home debuts against South Yorkshire rivals Doncaster Rovers. Trialists Kruk and McDonald were on the bench.

The first ten minutes heralded a chance apiece. Williamson shot wide for United and then Maguire blocked an effort from Gillett. The tempo was high in the early stages and it was the Blades that created the majority of chances.

A 30-yard Bogdanovic free-kick was pushed around a post by goalkeeper Woods and a Flynn corner, created by a through ball from Collins, was headed over by Williamson.
Jean-Francois was the next of the defenders to cause Doncaster problems with a neat forward ball but Bogdanovic was again kept out and on 31 minutes Montgomery handed Slew a shooting chance but Woods made another save.
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The pace slowed as half-time approached and despite the Blades remaining on top, the scoreline remained blank as the players trotted off at the break.

New boy Porter and trialists Kruk and McDonald were introduced for the second half - and Flynn was switched to the right - but the first effort was a 30-yard free-kick from Maguire, which was on target but saved by Woods.

Porter was squeezed out of a chance following a mistake in the Rovers defence but with their first effort of the second half, on 73 minutes, the visitors grasped the lead. GILLETT picked up the ball 25 yards out and his powerful shot moved in the air, deceiving Simonsen.

In response, McDonald's shot was straight at substitute goalkeeper Sullivan after neat work from Lowton, who fired over the crossbar with the next effort.

Philliskirk and Flynn teamed up to create a chance but Porter could not keep his shot down and it proved to be the final chance o

Please don't mock the afflicted.
However as much as they do seem to be looking at the match through 'rose tinted' glasses, it is true that they seem to have a stronger defence than last season.
However their strike force was dire and we controlled much of the game whilst making multiple substitutions...........at best they are a middle of the table outfit and I predict no higher than a 10th. position for them next season.
For us it was merely a stroll in the park. Incidentally I'm gomsmacked at the lack of numbers from the home side supporters considering that they like us could watch their players in action for little over the price of a pint!

I was saving up for Grimsby

Ah that's your excuse is it , I'm sure the Ale houses and brothels of dear old Cleggy will be glad of your custom.