Daz the Imp

Tuesday, 31st August, 2004

Pierluigi DiBurragio
<UL TYPE=SQUARE><LI>Borgosesia
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Daz the Imp

Wednesday, 1st September, 2004

*LATEST*
Chelsea Reserves were in action away at their counterparts from Birmingham and Chris Nicol was involved upfront. Chelsea fell behind but had levelled before half-time as Nicol himself set up Tiago. They failed to hold onto the game though and Birmingham scored a second to win the game.

Andrew Jolly

In a press statement today, Jolinho said

"Whilst many of the current crop of talented youngsters have signed with large continental clubs, I believe the best thing for me is to get regular football.

"There is no better club in the world than Montrose FC for me to start my career - I'm already looking forward to playing in front of that famous Links Park crowd@

Daz the Imp

Some solid research there :p The first game in can recap on is the CIS Cup First Round as you play against East Fife

Andrew Jolly

Cool, East Fife of Dave Gorman fame!

Bring the Fifers on!

When is the next Scottish U-21 game? As I should have duel nationality it will be interesting who I get capped first for.

riot

I see I'm with Real Madrid in both games, lets hope I get more games with them in this game than I am in YNWA's game.

Daz the Imp

Monday, 6th September, 2004

*LATEST*
The news that Jon-Paul Shooter will be out for eight months will come as a massive shock to Leigh RMI fans. The 16 year old winger sustained a damaged spine during a training session and is unlikely to play much of a part in his team's drive for success

Daz the Imp

Tuesday, 7th September. 2004

*LATEST*
It was CIS Cup First Round night in Scotland, which saw Jolinho make his Montrose debut at home to East Fife. He started on the left wing and after a decent enough first half, he was subsitituted after 61 minutes. He looked tired, but after a couple more weeks of training Jolinho will be able to last the pace. Without him, Montrose battled on and in extra-time, both sides scored to take it to penalties. Both sides were poor at penalty kicks, but Montrose scraped through 2-1 after 5 each and 1-1 after extra-time.

Also in action was Dougal McGuire, who was playing for Albion Rovers away at Berwick Rangers. McGuire was booked early on and never really 'recovered' from this set back and played a poor game before being substituted in the 67th minute. Berwick took the lead before half-time and Albion levelled before Berwick were reduced to ten men. Albion piled on the pressure but then received a red card of their own which allowed Berwick to pull further ahead. Albion got a consolation goal in the last minute but they crashed out by 3 goals to 2.

For the first time, we had two OTF'ers playing in the same side as Raith took on Clyde at home. Michael North was named in the centre of midfield and Timmy Newell was named outside of him on the left-wing, and was also named captain at just 16. Both played a full 90 minutes without doing anything other than being solid and this helped Raith to a comfortable 2-0 victory.

Daz the Imp

Friday, 10th September, 2004

Powers
<UL TYPE=SQUARE><LI>Albacete
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James Giddy
<UL TYPE=SQUARE><LI>Sabadell
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Daz the Imp

Saturday, 11th September, 2004

James Giddy
<UL TYPE=SQUARE><LI>Jaén
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