Cobblers comments

Cobblers Comments
February 2003

Local lad at 23:45:59 Friday February 28 2003
I think our gates are shrinking, only 4600 at the last game, less 880 from Bristol, whilst those Nene Park crowds are getting bigger

Anon at 23:35:38 Friday February 28 2003
well they're all racist scum in Burnley so perhaps Ted should go live there

IrthlingboroughCobb at 23:18:32 Friday February 28 2003
FAO NT FCOK, Broads was Sh*te OK ?????????????

Axl at 23:11:53 Friday February 28 2003
More likely to be a Burnley fan but there's no pussy up there at all so that explains the frustration.

Anon at 23:7:26 Friday February 28 2003
nah.. more like plastic comments from a plastic fan - all direscum fans are bandwaggoners by definition, and if they go bust they can always move to Franchise FC

Axl at 22:39:51 Friday February 28 2003
What's the matter Turd Claret? Your father getting more pussy than you?

Turf Claret at 22:3:45 Friday February 28 2003
Redscouse: pot, kettle, and black comes to mind when you spout about Cobblers' big crowds, and history: I don't recollect NTFC having had either!! Slag off RDFC if you want, but using parochial anecdotes to support nonesense just wont work. NTFC have very little history to speak of, any that they have was spent in the low (and lower) leagues; one,repeat one, season in the top flight equivalent, not much more in the second tier, but plenty of time served in the doldrums. You'd think you'd have cracked it by now (avoiding relegation that is) but the truth of the matter is that you've become the laughing stock of the Football League. You should by rights not be in it, having finished bottom a while ago and only stayed in on a technicality: you have been whingeing for years about your lot in football's life, but have done precious little to sustain a worthwhile future; apart from going cap-in-hand to any fool willing to bale you out. Just what have NTFC to offer the community in return? Stop deluding yourselves: you're from a predominantly rugby/ cricket playing area, a relatively good one at that, and the sporting support from this area of, what is it , some 250,000-300,000 remains faithfully devoted to those two. For good reasons. The County ground was a disgrace, but it wasn't NTFC's. Sixfields is nothing more than a municipal park, for which a playing fee is paid. History? Come off it. Several thousand bandwaggoners at Wembley maybe (like many other play-off participants) but who have not been persuaded to continue their allegiance. A quick tour of some clubs' sites will show you quite clearly to what extent NTFC have become a laughing stock in the league, especially after the managerial happenings of this week. Quite simply the text-book example of how not to do it.

Undomeil at 21:41:1 Friday February 28 2003
Ac oft heo wacode sunnanwanuung, thonne nihtciele creap geonnd Fenwick moras! Minamin

blue scouse at 21:39:50 Friday February 28 2003
RED SCUM just as soon as diamonds stuff your faltering has beens i will!!

THE GOOD LIFE at 21:28:44 Friday February 28 2003
I hope the free travel for away fans on any of the 3 travel clubs goes down well & season ticket holders bring a guest to the swindon game for free. by Felicity Kendal

Col Gadaffi at 21:17:53 Friday February 28 2003
NT FCOK Can you not say anything worthwhile? Maybe you should take those Drugs ! I am putting a fatwar on you, you infidel. Do not appear on this site again or you may have many, many bad things happen to you. You have been warned........heed it!

Redscouse at 20:28:40 Friday February 28 2003
So the Direones idiots are about again....Big crowd expected at Nutty Park eh! You have never seen a big crowd ! A club with history sees them you know 20 000 at the old ground ,45000 cobbs going to Wembley and so on.....When you are all grown up in about 20 years time and you have some history come back and let's mull over stories about big crowds ...not 3000 down on the Nene for an afternoon Fete....Tosser

King Crimson at 20:15:8 Friday February 28 2003
Larks tasty snippet entrails yum, recorder vice extremity. Golly hun say kids in sheep pen with nitrous and vitality coordinates.

NT FCOK at 20:14:5 Friday February 28 2003
I am and therefore I was.

NT FCOK at 18:47:38 Friday February 28 2003
That was a lucky guess ,How did you know I had a coal fire??

NT FCOK at 18:42:15 Friday February 28 2003
BIN HIDIN ?

NT FCOK at 18:39:44 Friday February 28 2003
I wandered lonely as a crowd, upon high with the larks singing at midnight, until I spotted the holy shround ,and woke up in such a fright,I went the beach to look at the sea and the sky I left my socks and pant's there,,, I wonder?? if their dry!!

Bin Laden at 18:37:41 Friday February 28 2003
can i hide at sixfields for a bit please? theres nobody ever there to find me

Bazza at 18:36:6 Friday February 28 2003
Surely being a Cobbs supporter is sureal enough without taking drugs

NT FCOK at 18:28:27 Friday February 28 2003
FCUK!!! Iv'e bin nabbed

Bloody madness of not at 18:27:23 Friday February 28 2003
Makes perfect sense to me,over a coal fireplace,you are NT FCOK,to the front or to the left,never.In the wake of poseidon,book of saturday,cat food,yes!!!! even cadence and cascade,i salute you NT FCOK, you Lark's Tongues in aspic,parts 1 of two?.Um,I think you know my views on this matter,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Anon at 18:24:5 Friday February 28 2003
harsley at 33-1 first goalscorer looks a bargain after all the talk of how he should be playing further up the field by wilko

THE DRUG SQUAD at 18:20:46 Friday February 28 2003
Could you fill this for me sir

NT FCOK at 18:19:37 Friday February 28 2003
ON YOU ON DRUGS??? not me mate

Izzey at 18:14:10 Friday February 28 2003
What the hell are you on about. On you on drugs?

NT FCOK at 16:8:25 Friday February 28 2003
izzy iriekpen was coming here when was fit to start, He's just signed for Cambridge for a month, could'nt think of anything that rhymes with iriekpen, probably because I spelt his name wrong,,,,,,,,,,,(I know what rhymes with dasterd though) Anyway heard in the changing room the pre-match talk from TF,,,,,,ILLNESS....employers will no longer accept a doctors note as proof of sickness if your able to go to the doctors you are able to go to work,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,PERSONAL DAYS each player will receive 104 personel days a year they art called saturday and sunday,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,WAGES it is advised that you come to work dressed according to your salary. if I see you wearing £300.00 prada shoes and wearing a gucci suit, the board and I will assume that you are doing financially well and therefore do not need a wage rise.............SURGERY opperations are now banned, As long as you are an employee you need all your organs .You should not consider removing anything. your company employed you intact and to have something removed will constitute a breach of contract and your employment terminated,,,,,,,,,,, And a message for the Fans.......thank you for your loyalty to the club, we are here to provide a positive entertainment experiance All questions, COMMENTS, concerns, complaint's, frustration's, irritation's, insiuation's, allegation's, contemplation's, consternation's, or input should be dircted else where,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Enjoy the match.....The Management.

Bazza at 15:57:16 Friday February 28 2003
So what's the line up?

LH at 15:52:40 Friday February 28 2003
Surprise inclusion of Chris Marsh at midfield ? Did allright earlier on in the year with Gill behind him . Outstanding at Cardiff.

Andy humphries at 15:38:53 Friday February 28 2003
its time to get behind the team and now fenwicks gone we can now look forward to positive footbal

MK Cobbler at 15:30:20 Friday February 28 2003
The worrying thing is the lack of a pacy striker still. This is a fundamental weakness and one for which we may pay dearly. I will be surprised if Sammo plays, a great servant of NTFC but now sadly off the pace of Div 2 football.

BIG JIM at 15:13:14 Friday February 28 2003
Wilko could be talking sense if he doesn`t play Rahim and Johnson so the squad won`t be all mixed when (a) Johnson goes back to Watford & (b)Rahim plays for T & T in March. There obviously is not any movement on the transfer front or we would have a forward by now. Bring on Marcus Benson!

Anon at 14:40:20 Friday February 28 2003
Yes, for all his faults Fenwick was brave enough to drop Sammo. A great pity but his loss of pace has cost us plenty of goals.

LH at 13:29:14 Friday February 28 2003
Chronic reckons Sammo's going to start and Wilkinson warns about Huddersfield's pacy forwards !!!!!! This cant be right , have we learnt nothing . Best wait & see what happens could be usual Chron bollocks or Wilko red herring.

Anon at 10:30:51 Friday February 28 2003
nsb - I bet all the girls say that about Wilson!!

nsb at 10:25:46 Friday February 28 2003
mk cobbler; i have a lot of time for wilson too hes a very nice chap

Trevor St Clair at 10:11:11 Friday February 28 2003
Ever since the demise of ITV digital the digital monkey has had little to do. I suggest he be our new manager. Can't be any worse than our last few!

MK Cobbler at 9:22:29 Friday February 28 2003
I have a lot of time for Broads who was unfortunate to get the chop but it is time to move on now and when Martin Wilkinson stands down, presumably at the end of the season, appoint someone new.

Bazza at 8:57:42 Friday February 28 2003
NT FCOK, Broads shouldn't have been sacked, his run of bad results coincided with horredous injury problems which were combined with uncertainty due to the take over and Ellis having his old mates casting a shadow over procedings. Mid-season is a stupid time to change managers under any circumstances. Problem is now, if I was Broads and asked to return after being sacked twice, the second word would be "off"!!!

nsb at 7:33:35 Friday February 28 2003
NT FCOK that really is beautiful stuff...

Fanny Showers at 22:29:0 Thursday February 27 2003
Where's zippy its his bed time!!! OH sorry viewers I didn't realise that you were back ,Any way look at the recipe on page 69 this is an excellent recipe for doughnuts and if you follow the instructions very carefully you should all have doughnuts just like Fannys, Well Goodbye viewers and I'll see next week when we will be roasting Johnny's nuts over an open fire,,,How very festive,Ta-Ta.

NT FCOK at 22:11:8 Thursday February 27 2003
dek i am not NT FOC it's as above like the dove only better as you know,,,,,,, I did'nt want offend people so I thought I'd make it so,,,,, coz swearing is'nt clever nor's farting in the bed,,,,, so I spelt it backwards so you can read it sitting on your head ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,I hav'nt been a poet very long in fact i'm very new ,,,,,I thought I would try to make this site a bit more cosmopolitan so FCUK to you

A modest proposal at 21:52:42 Thursday February 27 2003
USA should play Iraq at football. Winner stays on

NT FCOK at 21:52:29 Thursday February 27 2003
anon Marradonna cheated us in front of the world in 86 that shouldnt have been allowed either. Oh! and dek so the next time arsene wenger equals a club record of six or seven games without a win shall we ask if he wants a job coz he's bound to get sacked????????? you dont think that losing welch had something to do with it then, any way talking of goalies we've got more managers on the payrole than goalkeepers ? you dont think reinstating one of them might be a good thing at least, I'll tell you why Broads is great when he came here under atko he won the reserves title he helped wilson to get promotion back into the 2nd and he saved us from the drop last year. He has been at NTFC for about five or six years and has done a lot of good work there , he may have been cutting his managerial teeth but so was the new board and I think every body has realised their mistakes, he has also brought a clutch of decent players here with next to nothing , something went wrong when he was here but all teams suffer that not just us but you have to work out problems thats his and the boards job , it don't help that as soon as something goes awry that every wants his head and Im supprised but pleased that we are still in the football league and in the 2nd division to boot, that run of bad results was not the worst thing that has happened here it has'nt got a patch on the way i felt when the whistle blew at wemberly and grimsby took the prize or when we were about to go to the wall under mcritchie and was probably going down ,but we did'nt in either case , anyway we would of had the best ground in the conference, let alone when we did finish bottom and kidderminster could not get into the 3rd and we staved of relegation only by default, so you see its not all doom and gloom when you have a bad run is it,,,,, it could be worse hudderfield six million adrift and near the bottom of the league ,,,york city playing week to week,,,,,maidstone went broke lost their status as did aldershot,,,,there are teams with big problems , calling for Broads head is not high on my list of hits, and i believe this is a transatory period for us and that next year will be very different, with Broads at the helm I hope

Sid Mouth at 21:35:3 Thursday February 27 2003
If you are not going Hudds then go Poppies. Trollope is a tosser so forget him now unless we get really desperate.

Anon at 20:3:20 Thursday February 27 2003
or wouldn't as it's more commonly spelt! - oops

Anon at 20:2:42 Thursday February 27 2003
Obviously you won't be going to hudds if you're a dirone fan. You definately woulldn't catch me at one of their matches. So the question wasn't directed at you, (inbred direone fan.)

John Atkinson at 19:35:54 Thursday February 27 2003
Chris Gedge is God!!

More Like at 19:15:52 Thursday February 27 2003
Oi Direone,Yokal lad would be a better tag than Local Lad my sister/mother loving village friend.

anon at 19:13:49 Thursday February 27 2003
last week i wouldnt even have considered goin to huddersfield. now that northern prick has gone ive got a car load goin! its time to get rite behind the lads!

local lad at 19:7:53 Thursday February 27 2003
I'm not going Hudds Anon, I'm going down Nene park. A big crowd is expected.

Bazza at 19:4:4 Thursday February 27 2003
We only need to start winning and we'll stay up. Easy! I don't think Trolly is worth a place at the moment and he was only OK to start with, not the inspirational captain he was supposed to be.

DEK at 18:27:20 Thursday February 27 2003
I also think that relegation is still a long way off. There are only 5 points or so between about 9 clubs, I know that the last 2/3 months have been pure relegation but IF the players finally decide to support the manager (like they did this time last season) then we will stay up PROVIDING everyone at the club and especially us fans finally get behind the side with encouragement and support. The team have to match the support with effort, determination and ambition.

DEK at 18:23:50 Thursday February 27 2003
Oops, No wonder I prefer 3-5-1-2 it means that we play with 12 men. Good suggest I think to help us win survival. if not then 3-4-1-2.

DEK at 18:21:50 Thursday February 27 2003
My 4-4-2 would be: Harper, CC, Reid, Burgess, Gill. Trollope, Hargreaves, Harsley, Rahim (left to right). Gabbi & Asamoah up front. Trollope has played on lot of his career left midfield which may help him and CC. I would prefer 3-5-1-2 but I know that most fans are not happy with anything but 4-4-2 and the formation is the first thing blame when not playing 4-4-2. Everyone complained about Fenwick's 4-5-1 saying that it doesn't get goals well we scored many more goals under Fenwick than KB last seven games playing 4-4-2.

Anon at 16:34:45 Thursday February 27 2003
Anyone going to hudds on sat?

Bazza at 16:8:12 Thursday February 27 2003
Invisible ink might have been better

LH at 15:32:8 Thursday February 27 2003
Unfortunatly no , they only thing they asked me to replace was the name on the Managers door , decided to use Blu-tac instead of screws this time !

Bazza at 15:25:29 Thursday February 27 2003
LH, didn't they ask you to replace Fenwick then?

Nosey Parker3840@yahoo.co.uk at 15:21:49 Thursday February 27 2003
The pushbike for Huddesfield leaves at 10 am.......lol

nsb at 15:10:35 Thursday February 27 2003
cobblers comments for manager!

LH at 15:7:7 Thursday February 27 2003
Well thats sorted then , we'll put the team sheet up Friday afternoon !

Bazza at 14:55:52 Thursday February 27 2003
I was going by your Frain/CC left side and fitting Macca in on the right. If you pick Stamp with Gabbs then it's either drop Asa or Macca. Rahim? Hmm..could drop Harsley for him? I don't think so!

LH at 14:41:16 Thursday February 27 2003
Bazza ,Centre midfield looks allright to me , I feel that Gabbi plays best when he is the guy not having to go win & battle for the ball. Who would you ahve at left mid . Its good to have choices though ! No mention of Rahim , not a battler but tidy footballer if we can find a slot for him .

Bazza at 14:34:58 Thursday February 27 2003
LH, How about moving Macca to right side and (if we can play it on the floor) playing with Gabbs & Flymo up front? We must start with Harsley, Hargreaves as centre midfield pairing. Bring on Stamp if it looks like we need the big man.

LH at 14:22:14 Thursday February 27 2003
Bazza agree that CC played better second half , but his form of late has dipped considerably in comparison to earlier in the season. I think a rest would do him good. I know that KB wanted to play CC in left Midfield in front of Spedding or Frain with Hargreaves putting pressure on CC & centre mid for a game but due to injuries we never really got to see how this would work. It would be Harsh on Macca to be dropped after the way he has grafted recently, and replaced with CC. Thankfully Martin Wilkinson has a few selection posers to think about. Not seen Frain play for stiffs but official spin site said that he played very well this week & looked fit.

Vincent at 14:20:2 Thursday February 27 2003
Price

DEK at 14:4:21 Thursday February 27 2003
NT FOC, I was watching the team that went from 5th from bottom under Wilson to 9 points adrift at the bottom under KB. There were many reasons why we managed to stay up and KB style was part of that but if KB was so great then why did attendances go down so much? (and don't say price) Bournemouth and Wrexham played attacking football and went down. In terms of cup runs I'm not saying 5th round but to progess by beating teams you would expect us to beat plus winning the odd difficult game, ie: Wigan at home. Please tell why KB was so great, what was he so good at? Is a 5-0 loss vs Wycombe a better result than losing 2-1 to Bristol City.

Bazza at 13:54:19 Thursday February 27 2003
Thanks LH, I read you comments about replacing CC with Zimmer, I thought he did well 2nd half on Sat. What's Frain playing like in the stiffs? Maybe play him with CC either in front or behind but not instead of.

LH at 13:51:47 Thursday February 27 2003
York City that is , not NTFC , or the time being !

LH at 13:44:31 Thursday February 27 2003
Read on Teletext last night that the Supporters trust had agreed with the administrator to purchase the Club mid-March.

Anon at 13:35:27 Thursday February 27 2003
Yorks Supporters Trust raised enough money to keep the club going for the next three weeks.

M at 13:33:14 Thursday February 27 2003
we are, that's two more

Bazza at 13:30:17 Thursday February 27 2003
Does anyone know what's happening with York City?

nsb at 12:43:22 Thursday February 27 2003
plenty of space at the mcalpine for huddersfields three fans

NTFC fan at 11:57:25 Thursday February 27 2003
should I drive up to Huddersfield? how many Northampton do you reckon will go?

Two Way Thing at 11:5:7 Thursday February 27 2003
Trust me @18:13 Wednesday, I dont you, you the blinder point at never having a at? I had he suggest has played a crap as the rep on the board and your Trust's description of MPS "'cos all might politicians No are lying dig trust thieving whores." think met you what have our robust and rotund TCMP friend, if you of done not write such.

Oi Ted at 10:57:23 Thursday February 27 2003
Judging by some of his postings he probably still leaves Delapre School, most afternoons.

No I dont trust you at 10:53:19 Thursday February 27 2003
Trust me @18:13 Wednesday, No I dont trust you, what the point at having a dig at TCMP? I think he has played a blinder as the Trust's rep on the board and your description of MPS "'cos all politicians are lying thieving whores." suggest you have never met our robust and rotund friend, if you had of done you might not write such crap.

Cobblers XI at 10:5:38 Thursday February 27 2003
Smerrick, Lantern, Garrisson, Tooley, Van Holland, Carl Othario, Coolant, Paxiderm, Clifford Skrike, Reeper and Trojan.

Unknown Cobblers X1 at 8:10:38 Thursday February 27 2003
Gedge, Swain, Muddiman, Geary, Garfunkel, Tank, Rupert, Tone Begis, Johnny King, Archie Foulkes, Ginger Foulkes sub John Ward,

Anon at 23:39:51 Wednesday February 26 2003
Just sign a Chinese or a Japanese player and watch the crowds turn up.

Steve Earl. at 23:7:53 Wednesday February 26 2003
Trickie Dickie, from corrie. Has to be Manager . he will get money for players.

Headlands cobbler at 22:19:40 Wednesday February 26 2003
Oi Ted, I went to Delapre School, left in 1966. What about you?

CMH at 21:12:29 Wednesday February 26 2003
If Broads comes back I would welcome it. He is definately not the best manager in the world (yet!) but what he lacks in experience he more than makes up for with his knowledge of the players, a real commitment and he's got something to prove. We don't need a champagne charlie or big name drain on the cash. If an the other hand he does not come back, and who could blame him after being fired twice, the interview with MW on NTFC.tv would suggest he's he has some nice ideas.

Bumper crowd at 20:46:44 Wednesday February 26 2003
How about Bruce Rioch, he's looking for a job?

DR4E at 20:15:12 Wednesday February 26 2003
haha

Anon at 19:52:59 Wednesday February 26 2003
the free kick vs belgium shouild not have been allowed. the player who was fouled still had his leg on the pitch when it was taken, meaning it should have been retaken

Anon at 19:33:22 Wednesday February 26 2003
totally agree about broads ,he'd lost the players and a lot of the fans ,nothing like a couple of months to change your opinions,also bloody loads of managers out there,not all good but at least we should interveiw them this time!!

ANON at 19:11:9 Wednesday February 26 2003
SADDAM HUSSAIN

Trust Me at 18:13:13 Wednesday February 26 2003
Sounds like TCMP spends a lot of time out of the country. Is he one of those political free-loaders? We should get a new Trust director anyway 'cos all politicians are lying thieving whores.

dodgy at 17:12:14 Wednesday February 26 2003
..free kick i.e. it was a dodgy penalty. We could of (sic) gone out at the end of the group stage if it had been 0-0.

Nosey Parker at 17:12:0 Wednesday February 26 2003
Why dont we drop TCMP on Iraq....then they would surrender straght away.....lol

LH at 16:41:6 Wednesday February 26 2003
On the positive side , good gesture from the Club offering free tickets for season ticket holders . Starts to make up for watching a large away following always going home happy !

in the know at 15:41:45 Wednesday February 26 2003
I dont neccessarily agree that Broads should be back - i've just been told that he will be. The reason given to me was that there just isn't enough managers out there, this i do find a strange statement especially when you read that Colchester had 71 applications for their job.....

NT FCOK at 15:19:39 Wednesday February 26 2003
DEk it was under wilson that we slid and broads rescued us, what team was you watching???? and in the second half of the season parkin was one of the most prolific scorers in the division ,you seem to be somewhere else,have you been playing champ manager and got confused?? what cup runs have we had then since THAT game at rochdale and when we beat littlehampton and got bounced by barnet and fatty fryup's crew we have one or two runs in the mickey mouse cups with a second or was it third round bye, when was our last great fa run ,it was over twelve years ago, I believe wherever Broads ends up he will succeed at managing

NT FCOK at 15:4:50 Wednesday February 26 2003
1. yes I had a drinkananinge 2. 1990? superb piece of football gascoine fires in the perfect ball platt turns on a sixpence and its in ,the whole country was dancing and rioting in the streets and you say it was DODGY?????, England through Belgium out ,every body who watched that world cup from start to finish knew we could of and should of won. 3. ? there was no three 4.I had a mis-spelt youth

KB or not KB at 14:55:17 Wednesday February 26 2003
I suspect that although Ellis remains on the board he has little or anything to do with the club any more and if KB was to return Ellis would not be an issue. Although I would be surprised if KB did return as the club have made several announcements about MW which they would not have done if there was a chance of KB returning (having said that the media department puts so much spin on any announcement that you have to take it all with a giant pinch of salt!)

Coincedence? at 14:54:29 Wednesday February 26 2003
Spoke to "a friend" at the club and he told me that Wilson-Broadhurst and Fenwick were all sacked when TCMP was out of the country. Perhaps who ever takes the job on should find out when our MP is going abroad and make sure they get a few good results before he leaves!! I also think it was said that TCMP was abroad when Atkins was supposed to be sacked but came home to find him still in post as Stonhill had failed to sack him. Are these events linked? I think we should be told.

DEK at 14:48:41 Wednesday February 26 2003
If the board have ANY thoughts of going forward they MUST NOT get KB back. It amazes me how biased fans are and are totally blind to things either don't understand or just don't want to see. Once again I will say that under KB crowds went down, atmosphere went down, entertainment went down, this season we would have gone down, the clubs finances and fortunes went down, goals scored went down, our league position stayed the same and goals conceded went UP. It was under KB last season that we went bottom and stayed there for so long. Our cup record under him must be the worst in the league. People say that he had no money, well he paid £45 000 for Stamp (as a target man) and signed (or signed) 10 players. Very few clubs actually paid money for players. Look at Parkin, under Broadhurst he did nothing yet now for Swindon 17 goals or so. So NO NO No No to Broadhurst, PLEASE get someone who wants to win and entertain not just go on about not conceding. I want someone to talk about and try to create and score goals, after that is what wins games.

LH at 14:8:41 Wednesday February 26 2003
I would be surprised if KB returns while Eliis is involved . Ellis shit on him big time and was proved to be not a man of his word. Whatever your views of him as a manger Broadhurst is a Genuine , honest, hardworking guy and I'm sure the least he would expexct is that his employers can be trusted to do and mean what they say.

kb supporter at 13:33:54 Wednesday February 26 2003
"in the know" - I hope you're right about KB being reinstated. I still don't think it will happen but there will be many relieved supporters if it does. KB made some mistakes (like Atkins and Wilson before him) but in general he does seem to have the basic qualities that are required to manage a football club. By mistakes, I'm referring mainly to the release of James Hunt. Not much has been said about his departure but in my opinion we really do miss his work rate and battling qualities. We swapped these for Trollope's footballing ability (which we haven't seen yet). I think this is what Chris Hargreaves was referring to when commenting about KB wanting to run before he could walk. I'm sure JH would have stayed for the same contract that Trol was offered.

LH at 13:22:51 Wednesday February 26 2003
Forgot. Naturally welcome back Lee Harper to goal. Also as previously posted keep Sammo on the bench. His lack of pace is allways expolited and I think Reid has been one of our better / consistant players recently.

LH at 13:14:10 Wednesday February 26 2003
I'd go back to 442 give Trollope time to get a bit of confidence back , Macca's been doing allright on the left so keep Hargreaves in the middle with Harsley . We need wins , draws aren't going to help much, so keep Del on the right , and play Stamp & Gabbi up front. Only change to the back four , drop Marsh or Frainy in for CC. Chris is short of confidence a stint on the bench would take the pressure off. Controversial choice of left back ? I'm sure It will be commented on , but although lacking pace Frain has good positioning and doesnt't make many mistkes and this is what CC is doing at the moment.

Bazza at 13:5:25 Wednesday February 26 2003
No to Trolly

straw poll at 12:57:54 Wednesday February 26 2003
Yes or no - should Trollope start on Saturday?

LH at 12:43:8 Wednesday February 26 2003
Just as long a he plays is an improvement over warming the bench !

Bazza at 12:5:39 Wednesday February 26 2003
MW on the off shite was saying he'd like to play Harsley in a more attacking role. He scored 15 last season for Halifax, does that mean we've been playing him out of position?

top jock at 11:33:58 Wednesday February 26 2003
before anyone says - i see a similar comment below...

top jock at 11:31:38 Wednesday February 26 2003
one of the things fenwick was accused of was "jobs for the boys" - but all this talk of who would replace. We hear the same old names coming to the fore ... just find it interesting.

in the know at 10:38:24 Wednesday February 26 2003
How many times do i have to say the only stumbling block between the return of Broads and Ntfc is the face saving statement from both parties......a contract has already been sorted ....mark my words..

1990 at 10:33:51 Wednesday February 26 2003
Should have won? We were totally outplayed by Belgium and won with a 'one off supergoal' from a dodgy free-kick!

Phil at 9:25:47 Wednesday February 26 2003
Darryn Stamp gets the ball and scores a goal darryn darryn stamp he gets the ball scores a goal darryn darryn stamp

NTFC fan at 6:44:34 Wednesday February 26 2003
I think NT FCOK may have had a drink

NT FCOK at 0:7:17 Wednesday February 26 2003
If We stay up !!!!!! just think we will probably be playing rhubarb and custard , we always wanted a rockingchair road derby but they'll do. Nearly Saturday and by the way it is officially now my birthday coz its gorn midnight. Happy Birthday to me.

NT FCOK at 23:43:27 Tuesday February 25 2003
By the way I dont want any spam or viruses or you will get a poke in the eye with a sharp stick just like the paperboy this morning nosing through my letter box , normally i would not mind but I was only wearing my pants and a smile

NT FCOK at 23:28:24 Tuesday February 25 2003
Underestimate Huddersfield ,,,,,,,,, dont be daft ! what the hell are they doing there with us, at the bottom?????? surely nobody believs that thay will go down, they will think saturday is Cristmas and this is where they start to turn things around they will be up for it: Any-way another note ;;;; bobby robson or is it Sir Bobby Robson? what a man what a genius , I've still got the vids of 1990 in front of me and makes me want to weep every time i see them, so near yet so far away ,the best Englan squad in my eyes was in Italy doing there bit for England and we should of won, but!!!!!!!!!!!! that was then. Its all about Fooball and I love it ,there are GOOD times and there are bad but you should always believe in the good times ,Dodgin,Carr,Atkins, they all brought pride to to this town,what about shrewsbury on that day was you there ?, I stood at the far end at gay meadow and watched the mexican wave of euforia that swept across the terrace,I was drunk and thought it was one last ditch of enthusiasm from the fans and just joined in,then later realised that Halifax had gone behind, but just for a minute I felt such a feeling of us all being there together and wanting NTFC to stay in the football league that was the most important thing that day , We was behind and was going down ,but we were all in it together. We had grown up that day and we were going to do nothing else but go forward,then came the new ground then came wembely TWICE and nearly made it Woody saved the pen and the script was written ! but it didnt happen, any way back at shrewsbury I went on the pitch swapped shirts with Bury fans that was there for us and got steve Terrys headband, he always disgarded it at the end or the season, went back into the terrace was patted on the back and hands shook for being at the game for the cobbs for being a bury fan and was assaulted many times by people trying to get the piece of the day of me, It was soaking wet with sweat but who cares because all of a sudden every thing was clear and we had done it. I LOVE FOOTBALL AND MY TOWN. why do we do this everey week to complain about a bad week ? just shout louder cause nobody cares who you are just only your are there. bring on Saturday and bring on the teams

Anon at 22:53:32 Tuesday February 25 2003
to anon at 17.37 , the last experienced manager would be John Barnwell. Since I have been watching the Cobblers we have had...Graham Carr (first league job), Theo Foley (first and only managerial job) Phil Chard (first and only job) John Barnwell, Ian Atkins (think it was his first job) Kevin Wilson (first job), Broads (first job) and Fuckwitt.

Tarquin at 22:2:6 Tuesday February 25 2003
Cos we don't er,er,er,er,oh yeah win.

Bloke with a twitch at 21:28:39 Tuesday February 25 2003
Face it Tarqs, we don't sing

Tarquin at 21:17:44 Tuesday February 25 2003
Yep we only sing when we've er er er....... i've forgot the next bit,only sing when we've er er er oh F**k it i can't remember.

Bloke with a twitch at 21:10:30 Tuesday February 25 2003
Almost tempted to jump in the motor and pop up to 'uddersfelt at weekend. Can anyone remember any chants other than 'this is shite' and 'Fenwick out'???

a small rat at 21:4:17 Tuesday February 25 2003
Good vibrations from the training ground? The ship is staying afloat

twoupfront at 20:56:7 Tuesday February 25 2003
its fin tim lim bing wim bing fatang fatang ole biscuit barrell........get it right bloody madness

bloody madness of not at 20:2:32 Tuesday February 25 2003
Look fin ming ming fin fin fing gimn,i love the flock of fishgulls,they cover us in warmth t-shirt not,one to shout out,(Ú) january sick and tired of you hanging on me (Ú),mines a fulcrum of tickle you old git,um...i think you know my views on this matter!!!!!!

Towny at 19:43:34 Tuesday February 25 2003
Paul Reid will play under his 3rd manager during his loan spell, on sat(if picked) that must be a record for a loanee!! One thing that never changes though,Geary is still here fast approaching 600!! Did anyone notice at half time on sat them bastard D.J's sneaked a snippet of a flock of fucking seagulls, why dont they play something to get the crowd going.... we will rock you... my arse!

Anon at 19:38:21 Tuesday February 25 2003
Grand Funk Railroad

Anon at 19:37:55 Tuesday February 25 2003
Small Faces

Anon at 19:37:31 Tuesday February 25 2003
Little Feat

Anon at 19:37:11 Tuesday February 25 2003
Big Daddy

Bazza at 19:22:2 Tuesday February 25 2003
Jusat been looking at the off shite and Wilkinson does have a lot of experience of the right kind. Saturday will be a good indication of whether we will stay up, all of Fenwicks game were against top of the table sides, but Huddersfield?

Ted at 19:1:3 Tuesday February 25 2003
Ex- Girlfriend.Lived in Playdell Road.I did her behind the bike sheds in Delapre school.Happy days!

Anon at 18:58:32 Tuesday February 25 2003
Who the f*%ks that?

Bazza at 18:57:44 Tuesday February 25 2003
NSB, that wasn't me at, 15.21. Whoever it was is an arsehole of the first degree.

Ted at 18:56:58 Tuesday February 25 2003
OBESE DENISE

Anon at 18:55:17 Tuesday February 25 2003
TWO FAT LADIES

Ted at 18:53:27 Tuesday February 25 2003
FAT BOY SLIM

Anon at 18:51:15 Tuesday February 25 2003
FATS DOMINOE

Ted at 18:49:44 Tuesday February 25 2003
SLIM WITMAN

Anon at 18:46:47 Tuesday February 25 2003
BROAD HURST

Ted at 18:44:12 Tuesday February 25 2003
CLAIRE SHORT

Anon at 18:42:40 Tuesday February 25 2003
CRAIG SHORT

Traz at 18:42:23 Tuesday February 25 2003
If I did My Best Cobblers XI it wud be: Welch, Clarkson, Razor, Sammo, Frain, Hunt, Savage, Harsley, Gabby, Forrester and Larry... Subs: Hargreaves, Peer and Freestone Manager: Ian Atkins I dunno but dats my opinion

Anon at 18:39:52 Tuesday February 25 2003
TINY TIM

Traz at 18:38:50 Tuesday February 25 2003
By the way I am 15 and have followed the Cobblers since I was 7.... I love my club... Its hard growing up in a society that is filled with glory supporting kids with Man Utd and arsenal Shirts... even tho they have never bin 2 a match. I love this club and have to put up wid all my mates and some others cussing me about y i do it... I know y... Cuz i remember the good days... beating bristol rovers 3-0 to get 2 wembley 98... wembley 97 and 98 and also beating the Posh in 2000. But now.... I Cant believe our downfall..... Pathetic. Also, I aim to go 2 Colchester nxt tuesday and i am forced to miss 1/2 a nights sleep and an important skool footie match for it.... Just to stand in the rain while we get battered and I freeze my socks off.... I dunno y i do it!!!

Ted at 18:34:46 Tuesday February 25 2003
GLADSTONE SMALL

Traz at 18:33:26 Tuesday February 25 2003
Lets be Honest? No one will wanna manage us @ da moment. I was thinking the previous match to when Ellis and co moved in was the magnificent 3-0 win vs Port Vale. We were 12th... Top Half! Dizzy heights... Since Ellis has come many backroom staff have left, we have had 3 managers and only a couple of victories and also a defeat 2 da scumbags down the A605. Help us!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Anyone!!!!!!!

ANON at 18:23:14 Tuesday February 25 2003
FRANK LARGE

ANON at 18:22:10 Tuesday February 25 2003
SID LITTLE

Anon at 17:57:4 Tuesday February 25 2003
BRIAN LITTLE!

twoupfront at 17:44:3 Tuesday February 25 2003
To Paul at 23:28:40 Monday February 24 2003......we got about a 5 second mention on the no nonsense show on talk sport this morning......pathetic an i thought it was supposed to be a sports show......not lets all gloat about Man f@@@@@@@@@ U show.

Justin at 17:39:27 Tuesday February 25 2003
Oh for goodness sake! Broadhurst is history move on PLEASE!! Show some imagination, this club needs a fresh approach, stop looking backwards, take off the rose tinted spectacles. Wilkinson is not the answer, Carlisle and P'boro!! Neither is Sammo or Warburton. Advertise the job and interview and then pay the going rate for the right man to fulfill your aspirations.

Anon at 17:37:53 Tuesday February 25 2003
just for once id like a manager with some good experience not some one cutting their teeth or the cheapest option,who was the last experienced man in charge?

Dyl at 17:27:33 Tuesday February 25 2003
Having been sacked twice by the Cobblers in the last couple of years do you really think Broads would come back? Can't see it myself.

NT FCOK at 17:11:29 Tuesday February 25 2003
Pickled Judge for manager.......... I still believe that broads is in there somewhere we either stick with wilkinson till the death or humble our selves which i would do, Making a moan about every thing that moves on the pitch is negatory my friend,,,, broads would step back in where he left off this time with the board to give him some spending power to build a team and not just stones in his pockets, Mr Broadhurst is a fine ambassador for football and if the players play up then he would do what any manager would do given the fact with money to get others in, the gun is against there heads and not his this time, Kevan deserves every chance to prove himself because he has a lot to offer , Mr Good has the bottle to make changes and would be foolish not to sit at the table with Broads and ask what he felt went wrong with what is a good manager and a decent team. And if they had stuck with him I dont think we would be in this much mess right now, you seem to forget all that he has done here because you and others never mention it (MUCH),like for instance if it was not for kev then we would probly be fighting to stay in the third div right now and not the 2nd . PICKLE BE THY NAME FICKLE BE THY NATURE.

Anon at 16:12:22 Tuesday February 25 2003
Agreed, its all very well suggesting old favourites such as Grayson, Warburton and other past favourites but what coaching experience have they got - we don't want them cutting their teeth on a side that is trying to avoid the drop, it is no different from fans accusing Ellis and Fenwick of bringing in old mates to fill important jobs. Hopefully Wilkinson can produce the goods but I fear that too much damage has already been done to avoid relegation.

Larry as manager at 15:55:45 Tuesday February 25 2003
Yes - good old striker, good old boy. Now - he never even played in the 2nd Division so you must have us down already. Fine, but his management experience is....is...?

RICHARD HILL at 15:39:58 Tuesday February 25 2003
I think i'd be perfect i love this club and i want Graham Carr (gaffer to me) as director of football

in the know at 15:38:22 Tuesday February 25 2003
Theres no doubt who will be the next manager its a bit of humble pie to Birmingham and come back Kevan all is forgiven and heres a pay incentive if you keep us up........again. Just remember where you heard it first!!

Bazza at 15:21:14 Tuesday February 25 2003
You are one.

nsb at 14:47:6 Tuesday February 25 2003
dont say it, i am one ha ha ha

nsb at 14:46:48 Tuesday February 25 2003
bazza i do apologise, i feel like a right idiot

Bazza at 14:40:29 Tuesday February 25 2003
NSB, I did say my only Fenwick player would be Rahim, so that gets rid of Turner.

LH at 14:4:48 Tuesday February 25 2003
nsb , why do want a new Manager in the summer when we you havent got a clue how Martin Wilkinson is going to perform . If you think were going to attract a George Burley or Peter Reid think again.

Dyl at 13:33:46 Tuesday February 25 2003
Free tickets to the Swindon game. See official site

nsb at 13:3:54 Tuesday February 25 2003
absolutely right bazza in the summer we need a new manager and a total clearout, which includes a shake up of the non playing staff too. to your list i would add turner, though you cant blame anyone for forgetting he exists! this would be my plan: new gaafer (preferably larry), gabbi as player/assistant, sammo on the coaching staff, and wilkinson back to his old job as reserve manager.

Anon at 12:54:24 Tuesday February 25 2003
Just realised that worst X1 was a joke, but I have no humour, have I ?

Bazza at 12:45:42 Tuesday February 25 2003
When the new board took over I suggested that if money was available, (I did say if) then it was time for a clearout. Starting with the regular sicknotes; Frain, Lavin, Marsh, Spedding. Then those who simply arn't good enough; Hope, Trollope, Sammo(as a player but what about coach?), Abbey. After recent performances I'd keep Macca on a trial basis. The only Fenwick signing to stay would be Rahim. Lincoln looks good when given a chance and I don't think we've seen enough of Rickers to judge yet.(Although I've got doubts). Anybody else got a list?

nsb at 12:40:53 Tuesday February 25 2003
i made that last part up... (the 3-0 part that is)

nsb at 12:39:48 Tuesday February 25 2003
quite right anon lets moan even as we win 3-0!

Anon at 12:32:37 Tuesday February 25 2003
nice to see some sense returning,i agree ellis was just a front man and they've done the right thing wether it helps is another matter but we have a club and we have been here before(some of us) i think our big problem is we have ideas above our station, in the years i ve supported we've only ever been a have decent 3rd/2nd div side ans that only in recent years.worst 11 dont make me laugh what about,burnham,skelly,trott,burns,elad,phillips,sherwood,god weve seen some shite!!!!! but fuck it we love this team so lets do what we've always done (other than moan) support though the bad as well as good(?) times

tOSSER TURLEY at 12:6:37 Tuesday February 25 2003
Did you see me playing for the Direones in the goal highlights last night, yes im still crap, in a crap division, and yes I should have saved that easy shot

Didgeree Didgeree Doo at 12:3:40 Tuesday February 25 2003
My Boomerang Won't Come Back / I've Waved The Thing All Over The Place / Practiced Till I Was Blue In The Face / I'm A Big Disgrace / To The Aborigine Race / My Boomerang Won't Come Back.

Mr & Mrs Beckham at 12:1:57 Tuesday February 25 2003
I blame the parents.

Sir Mrs Bob at 12:1:30 Tuesday February 25 2003
I thought Sir Bob had already been freeze-dried and mounted.

Anon at 11:51:58 Tuesday February 25 2003
Jagger and Woody for manager

Worst XI at 11:40:0 Tuesday February 25 2003
Is that the same Turley that will be playing in the 2nd division next season?

Ted at 11:4:21 Tuesday February 25 2003
Nice to see I made the team, did I get in due my girth?

Geordie Ed at 10:58:23 Tuesday February 25 2003
You are welcome to your managers at The Black Cats, our manager Sir Bob is due to be freeze dried and mounted and then he will be with us for life!

Roker Roar at 10:56:40 Tuesday February 25 2003
Atkins is well respected in the North East, our dream team would be Atkins and Gabbi!!!

Sick Note at 10:55:9 Tuesday February 25 2003
Corrazin only played well when the rest of the team did, he hid most of the time or had mystery illnesses, he is a sad shadow, of a certain forward at Arsenal, that disapears when the going gets tough, I dont support Man U but Van N is 10 times better, he could play and score on kis own, Atkins by the way is a god!! dont care what he did, but we went to Wembley twice, never dreamt that would happen in my life (sad)

most gormless Cobblers X1 at 10:52:4 Tuesday February 25 2003
Ted, TCMP, Anon, Daventry Cobbler, Pickled Judge, Dyl, Sean from London, Childs View, Drilling, anyone from Wellingborough, Old Stratford Cobbler

James Pearson at 10:46:10 Tuesday February 25 2003
How on earth can you put corrazin in the all time worst eleven?! The problem with the team is in defence. We leak goals far too much. Aside from that the midfield needs work so that opposing teams cant just expose the defence as easily as they are doing at the minute. If atkins is appointed by sunderland it would be a worse mistake than appointing Howard Wilkinson. Atkins was a twat who picked some of the worst players ever to wear the clubs crest, and sold/ruined some of the better players we had at that time.

Old Stratford Wobbler at 10:30:4 Tuesday February 25 2003
My favorite team: Mark Swain Mark SwainMark SwainMark SwainMark SwainMark SwainMark SwainMark SwainMark SwainMark Swain xx

Best Player of all time! at 10:10:53 Tuesday February 25 2003
Wilkinson

All time worst XI at 10:10:26 Tuesday February 25 2003
Turley, Gibb, Spedding, Henry, Mark Bushell, Lew Chatterley, Christian Lee, Peter Coffil, Corrazin, Keith Bowker, Neil Cordice

All Time Best Cobblers XI at 10:6:7 Tuesday February 25 2003
Mc Pharlane, Large, Large, Large, Large, Large, Large, Large, Large, Large, Felton subs Large, Large, Large

Anon at 10:5:0 Tuesday February 25 2003
Brian Little for Manager!!

New Manager? at 10:4:14 Tuesday February 25 2003
Howard Wilkinson, Prestons manager Scotch Git!, Bill Dodgin 3rd, Sven G E, Bobby Charlton, Brian Kidd, Roy Keane, Trevor Francis, Steve Bruce, Ian Holloway, Bobby Gould, Eric cantona, Ron Flowers, Pat Crerand, George Bests misses, Terry Wogan, Margaret Thatcher, MP Fatty Clarke, Roger Winter, Barry Tuck Shop Fry, Noel Cantwell, Malcolm Alison, Big Ron.....

Dyl at 10:0:38 Tuesday February 25 2003
Looking at how the consortium has acted recently I think a number of things have become clear. The consortium initially wanted Ellis to be the main man. For a number of reasons he has shown he was not up to it. Before he was moved aside it was becoming clear that he was more and more becoming a front and that Good/Cardoza were having to take on more than they had planned. Having moved Ellis aside they did what good businessmen do - act ruthlessly to protect their investment. I am actually encouraged by this, not because I particularly wanted Fenwick out (although I was despairing on Saturday) but because decisive management has long been required by the Board at Sixfields. Now we seem to have it!

Anon at 9:59:7 Tuesday February 25 2003
Is this the same Martin Wilkinson who was manager of Peterborough back in the early 80s?

UCE Cobbler at 9:40:20 Tuesday February 25 2003
After what i can honestly say was the worst forst half performance from a cobblers team i have ever seen on staurday the board have made the right decision by sacking Fenwick. Just wanted to throw a few names into the pot. Starting with the ridiculos and then moving to some more realistic possiblities: David O'Leary, Peter Reid, Broadhurst back (dont think so), Razor (Fans would certainly get behind him) or how bout it Barry Fry!!!!! Another question that surely has to be answered is who is the worst chairman in cobblers history? Has to be a close run thing McRitchie V Ellis.

Whatsup at 9:16:44 Tuesday February 25 2003
Madness, or not Madness its a fact, all we have done over the years is chop and change managers all the time, where's the sense where's the reason, where's the future,where's the stability, after all we are still back where we were years ago. What a waste of money playing these managers off, but I bet we still carry on doing much the same again for years to come we never learn.The question to ask is how long will Wilkinson last?Not long I suspect.

Tony at 8:30:24 Tuesday February 25 2003
I thought Paul "One a decade" Curtis was very funny.... but yes, he is another coach... so that's 3!

nsb at 7:49:8 Tuesday February 25 2003
im pretty releived that he has gone he did give the impression that he was a complete wanker, whilst i doubt wilkinsons credentials as a manager i think he should take us untill the end of the season and a new gaffer be appointed in the summer who can then start building a team to get us promoted to div one! (well probably back to div two after we go down ha ha!) also it looks as though we could do with a few more coaches too who do we have left at the moment? just wilkinson and old denis casey?

Forget or managerial merry go round at 7:43:12 Tuesday February 25 2003
Ian Atkins is being lined up for Sunderland in Div 1 next season

NSB at 7:37:27 Tuesday February 25 2003
the answer to all our problems: LARRY FOR MANAGER!

And oooops at 7:25:49 Tuesday February 25 2003
is the same bloke as Brin Little's agent.

Agents at 7:24:41 Tuesday February 25 2003
This wánker on about Brian Little shows just how bad a choice he would be - he's his agent!!!! How desperate for work can he be, touting on a message board?

Stepping Stone at 7:20:17 Tuesday February 25 2003
Splash!

Terry Venables at 1:9:18 Tuesday February 25 2003
Fenwick was a wanker, but Martin Wilkinson's record makes him look like Ferguson. The only man good enough for us is BRIAN LITTLE let's get him now before someone else does.

Ooops at 0:38:57 Tuesday February 25 2003
Most of you seem to find all this quite amusing, which in itself is sad. The fact that we employed, probably, one of the saddest exponents of football, player and "manager", to take the helm of our club for even seven weeks is really upsetting, he is, was, and always will be a tactically naive, obnoxious arsehole, who only thinks he is better than "the standard in this division". To sack someone like Broadhurst at such a pivotal point in the season, shows disrespect and an agenda that is not quite in line with keeping NTFC as a footballing unit, more the fact that property and space is more important for redevelopment and sod the football. I have never heard people so upset as on Saturday, listening to the radio today, even the players had reservations over Mr. Terence Fuckwits coaching and managerial credentials, and that only took 7 weeks. All this worries me, it isn't our way, we seem to have gone from a rock to a very hard place, it is scary.

RUBBER DUCK at 0:10:19 Tuesday February 25 2003
Paul Trollope for manager.........

Paul at 23:28:40 Monday February 24 2003
Just been watching Sky Sports News, Fenwick's disaster is the Eighth shortest managerial reign in history! Wow, I knew we would get some TV coverage from Sky one day... when their not too busy garbing on about how good Aresenal or Man U are ...

Miss Molly at 23:13:18 Monday February 24 2003
One day all pop stars will be brainless automatons. Until then I give you: (trumpet fanfare)Gareth Gates.

Pickled Judge at 23:10:31 Monday February 24 2003
Ted: You mean he's got enough money left to buy a house?! Headlands Cobbler: You honestly think what Trollope got on Saturday was a disgrace?! My God, you must have had an easy life. Trollope set himself up for this, he came to the club making all sorts of promises and suggesting he was the bees knees by agreeing to play for such an unfashionable club when he had plenty of better offers. Well in the real world if someone is no good at their job they get the boot with a months money at best but in football they are either allowed to see through a contract (at least a year) without having to perform or are paid the term of the contract. Admittedly people were criticising him but ask yourself why. Because, in my book, he gave us little or nothing of his true ability, for gods sake he is chosen as an international which proves somebody else sees talent in him too. It is again the manager who is to blame for picking him in the first place ahead of arguably our best 'footballer' - Paul Harsley! Personally I think we supporters as paying customers put up with too much crap including begging buckets for a business that can't manage our money!

YAMKC at 23:3:22 Monday February 24 2003
Fenwick was a disaster and I'm glad he has gone. Yes the board, or whoever actually makes the decisions at the club, have done the right thing now, but IMHO they did the wrong thing in sacking Broadhurst seven weeks ago. I know that the performances at that time had been poor (though I didn't think the Wycombe game was really worth a 0-5 thrashing) but the Board should have looked at the improvement over the year - from bottom and relegated to relative mid-table. We could all see the shortcomings in the squad - lack of power and pace at the back and up front - but Broadhurst knew that as well and didn't have the cash to improve things. Having said that, we should now move on. I hope Wilkinson turns it around and that meanwhile the club advertise for a new man and appoint the best candidate. It's time to break with the appointment of insiders and cronies and make a break with the past.

arlo at 22:49:50 Monday February 24 2003
Skardul you bad orc! You broke out of your cage again! Sorry about that guys!

Headlands cobbler at 22:42:44 Monday February 24 2003
The last few weeks have made me ashamed to be a Cobblers supporter.I'm not talking about events on the pitch (altho losing 4-0 and 5-0 at home + sacking 2 managers in a season does lead us open to ridicule). I have supported the Cobblers for 41 years and I have never heard and read such abuse from so called know it all "supporters" in all that time. Like them I am not happy at the way things are going at the moment, but for Christ sake getting on a players back is not going to help the situation. I'm sure if they were shouted at and abused for every mistake they made when at work they would soon be pretty low on confidence and not wanting to carry on. The abuse of Trollop on Saturday was an absolute disgrace. It seems that there always has to be one player who bears the brunt (read Spedding, Frain, Macgregor, Abbey). Why is it that "supporters" only look for mistakes a player makes and not the good things? All I can say is that those "supporters" are or were f*****g good footballers (if they ever played the game, which I doubt, that is). What a bunch of f*****g morons you are!!!!!

Skardul the Destroyer at 22:39:59 Monday February 24 2003
Grunk Pah! I hate Fenwick!! Pathetic human! I'm glad he's out! Pah! Grrrrrrr!

justin timblegay at 22:35:54 Monday February 24 2003
i love Fenwick

Supporters development fund at 22:18:38 Monday February 24 2003
FAO TCMP - Could we use the supporters development fund money to take the seats out of the north stand and convert it to terracing? (this is a serious question btw)

Ted at 21:21:9 Monday February 24 2003
What I will say to Driller et al,is I think the time for cynicism should end now.Whatever conspiracy theories people have,It's the money of Mr Cardoza that is keeping the club afloat,and hopefully will help the club go forward.He is house hunting in Northampton at the moment with his wife, and a young child on the way.Therefore he sees himself here for some time.I think he needs all the support he can get after what's happened since the takeover.

Michael at 21:16:20 Monday February 24 2003
Well done Cardoza, but before you put your axe away why not sort the rest of the deadwood out. You can add Garetj Wiltshire, Paul 'one a decade' Curtis, Janet the club shop gossip to the list of DJ's & 'Mike' Smith to join Hodder, Broadhurst & F"ckwit in the job que. Get these muppetts out and give us a club to be proud off, we've been a joke off it as well as on it for years and it times to sort it our before we play 2nd fiddle to Rubish & Dustbins!

STOP PRESS at 21:13:27 Monday February 24 2003
"Terry Fenwick to take over the helm at Liverpool as Houllier confirms move to manage Monaco"

Ray at 21:8:51 Monday February 24 2003
Perhaps we can shorten Wilkinson to Willy for the hard of syllable brigade - they they will all be able to chant "WILLY OUT"

MK Cobbler at 20:59:57 Monday February 24 2003
The end of a long and eventful day. I think Wilkinson can rally the players but much will depend on whether or not he his allowed to bring in a quality striker. I am sure we will revert to 4-4-2 and thank goodness for that and also Fenwick's departure. I believe this day is a turning point.

Simon at 20:53:18 Monday February 24 2003
News Flash! Manchester Utd board are making moves to line up Terry Fenwick as Fergie's replacement! It's true, honest!

Simon at 20:50:22 Monday February 24 2003
What's it like up there in the Premiership Mr Fenwick? Just don't you forget that it was our little club that you used to get there. Thanks for all the good times you gave us!

bloody madness of not at 20:49:33 Monday February 24 2003
um,i think you know my views on this matter!!!!!!!!!!!!

bloody madness of not at 20:47:12 Monday February 24 2003
Whatsup at 20:39:24 Monday February 24 2003 Diremonds seem to be got it right, manager Talbot in charge for nearly seven years and still going great guns, why can't we attract that sort of manager,LOOK even i'm not that bloody mad(ness of not) to post that shite

Henry fiddle at 20:44:33 Monday February 24 2003
IT IS FINISHED,MY JOB IS DONE,I CAN NOW RETIRE................THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME AND PATIENCE..........YOURS HENRY FIDDLE(watch this space!!!!! djs are not safe nor is pete 'SHOUT INTO A MICROPHONE'smith)

FAO Drilling at 20:41:10 Monday February 24 2003
Not sure where you're coming from. Know where you're going to as you sound paranoid with bells on! Won't get a fortune for a contract 'til the end of the season methinks. Also, what's Barnsley got to do with it? That's what gave Broadhurst his 'edge' over Fenwick in the 'who's got the worst results in the world' competition. We still have a club - and don't deserve it for the booing of Trollope - and you still have plenty to moan about, which is all you can ask for as a Cobblers 'supporter'.

Whatsup at 20:39:24 Monday February 24 2003
Diremonds seem to be got it right, manager Talbot in charge for nearly seven years and still going great guns, why can't we attract that sort of manager?We are now on our fifth during that time.

Eastander at 20:19:53 Monday February 24 2003
Thinking about it they'll call him Wilko so they'll be alright

Good Idea at 20:18:57 Monday February 24 2003
Razor might just be the man.Now on last legs at Aldershot but if given the chance would definately give it his best and the players would play for him,He had good experience under Atkins and Talbot, so not a bad bet for the long term, even if he can't stop relegation this season.

Eastander at 20:17:55 Monday February 24 2003
Do you think they've appointed Wilkinson 'cause the boo boys can't pronounce names with more than 2 syllables, Wilkinson OUT is probably beyond them

The Drilling Cobbler at 20:8:54 Monday February 24 2003
Some have said the board deserve credit for acting swiftly by Sacking F@ckwick - I see it simply as a case of the murderer asking for mercy. Ellis, along with his fellow cronies, made the decision to replace Broadhurst with arguably the biggest tosser known to man-kind! EVERYBODY knew it was the wrong decision(employing TF) - and now we have a Carlise reject in-charge - a nice guy, but in my view the 'ideal assistant'. A yes man. Although it could of course be argued that he has 'assisted' us to 2nd bottom of the league! Saturday was painful to watch - with 1 minute of the 2nd half remaining I was actually planning to go to the pub at half time but of course McGregor scored which at least gave us some sort of incentive to come out with all guns blazing in the second half as opposed to the water pistol that was on show instead. The problem for me is that I dont trust the Ellis consortium one bit. I was actually speculating earlier that it could have perhaps took on his friend, given him a nice luctrative long term contract, only to sack him a few weeks later accompanied by a big fat golden handshake. A nice way to take money out of the club? 'BEHAVE' I can hear people cry but is it really that unlikely? For an apparently intelligent and successful business man to even contemplate employing a man such as Terry Fennick is beyond belief unless their is a hidden agenda. In 2 short months Ellis has made us the laughing stock of football, employing 3 managers, sacking a chief exec, handing over the chairmanship, offloading the clubs topscorer from the last 2 seasons - all for a 2-1 win at Barnsley which came courtesy of a freak own goal and a defensive howler! I currently do not know where to turn.

Gordon Brown's patsy at 19:55:38 Monday February 24 2003
Hi, Gordon Brown's patsy here....what do I mean by that?? Well, I'm a reasonably well paid white man of 40 plus years with a steady job, pay my taxes and have a house and a mortgage. What has this to do with football in general and the Cobblers in particular I hear you ask? Well, rather than allowing me to spend what's left of my hard earned cash (after punitive taxes) on things that keep an economy running (e.g. football) I have to provide more money for 'good causes'. By 'good causes' I refer in particular to the health service for which I am about to be stiffed for the equivalent of the price of my Cobblers season ticket in additional National Insurance contributions. This money will be wasted on bureaucracy and curing illegal immigrants of T.B. I am also about to be stiffed for the equivalent of a junior season ticket by Northampton Council in a 20% additional rise to pay for such pleasures as police horses at all ticket games against friendly teams from nowhere near our locality, for the pleasure of damaging the suspension on my car in the many local pot-holes and paying for housing people who have absolutely no intention of ever raising a finger to earn a living - only raising a brick with which to relieve you of your hard earned cash in a dark alley somewhere. What's the point of all this??? Well, I guess I am saying that I won't be able to afford a season ticket next season irrespective of which division we are in. Thanks Gordon and friends.

Traz at 19:54:38 Monday February 24 2003
To be honest, fenwick had to go. When he was appointed I had doubts after his previous bad managerial record at Portsmouth. I wonder if John Hollins is still interested... after all he did watch lots of Cobblers game before Fenwick was appointed. And what about Broadhurst? Who else reckons he'll come back if asked? I hope we get someone permanent soon! And by the way, Talbot? Who would leave Division 3 high-flyers for a sinking Division 2 club with a depleted fanbase and Backroom and Financial trouble. I hear Rumours we were suppose to sign someone called Izzy Ireikpen? Is it true? And was Christopher Wreh (Ex- Arsenal) On trial at the club?

AbingtonCobbler at 19:54:24 Monday February 24 2003
I think she is Steve Riches wife

A Childs View at 19:50:2 Monday February 24 2003
Nice post Pickled Judge, agree with all that you say - KB was a muppet and if he has any respect he'd tell us where to shove the job in the unlikely event it was offered to him. Ken Good was just on radio 5 and sounded quite sensible, the Radio 5 news presenter Kate is a Northampton season ticket holder and she asked him some pretty good questions - she sounds quite sexy too, anybody know her? Better still, anybody know her number?

Ted at 18:58:26 Monday February 24 2003
Anon @18:37...I tell you what I'd give it a good go.My plan would be to pick 11 Asylum seekers,and anyone who didn't perform would be immediately deported.We'd be mid-able in no time.

Pickled Judge at 18:57:47 Monday February 24 2003
No way. Broadhurst has had his day and there is no going back. Stop and think a moment, his teams were clueless at the end just as Fenwicks have been on the last two games at least. It is so obvious when a manager has lost control because the team run around like lemons and the substitutions become panic-measures with no base in logic. Wilkinson is going to have to see out the season and I believe his task to keep us up is an incredible challenge. The way the team responds will prove a lot but whatever happens we must have a total clear-out of personnel at the end of the season because the players especially have let us down badly. Whoever was in charge they haven't given 100% and that is unforgivable. I believe the only ones worthy of respect are Marco, Gill, Harsley and Hargreaves and maybe Harper although I think there are better goalies out there.

NT FCOK at 18:40:21 Monday February 24 2003
perhaps third time lucky for Kev? I feel that he is still a part of this club and has been for a little while now , about five years ? there was nothing broken that could'nt be fixed , look at it KB had no money and a transfer embargo yet still managed to produce the goods and kept our status last season as well a few good players on free or loans, he did far better than a lot of mangers did , bringing in the troll being no exception and would grace any team in this div let alone the 1st , Kev would have loved to bring in that many players that TF did in one season let alone two months, Kev does have a place here and a job to finish, it would not be inconcievable for him to come back a third time and finish what he started

Anon at 18:37:15 Monday February 24 2003
Ted for manager!

Ken Good!!!! at 18:35:56 Monday February 24 2003
"Although Terry may only have been in charge for a short period of time, nevertheless he had impressed us with his determination both to succeed personally and to see Northampton Town make the progress we all want to see. "We wish Terry every success for the future and I'm sure he will go "Although Terry may only have been in charge for a short period of time, nevertheless he had impressed us with his determination both to succeed personally and to see Northampton Town make the progress we all want to see. "We wish Terry every success for the future and I'm sure he will go on to be a most successful manager elsewhere." on to be a most successful manager elsewhere."

a small rat at 18:29:8 Monday February 24 2003
Maybe the ship won't sink

Bloke with a twitch at 18:8:58 Monday February 24 2003
Great news. Feckwit out!!!! Now it's time for Henry Fiddle to sort out the "DJ's" and Pete 'shout into the microphone' Smith, and we can start to enjoy the rest of the season

Anon at 17:54:11 Monday February 24 2003
Does that mean there is that another 'W' in charge

Chris at 17:34:48 Monday February 24 2003
We need to get behind Wilkinson & the team for the final run-in as I believe that another appointment, prior to the end of the season, would be disasterous for our longer term prospcts. If a new appointee gets us relegated it would be very bad for business at the start of next season. The board must show firm leadership, weigh the reaction of the fans against their longer term plans, and make decisions. They can't afford to always try to please public opinion or we will need an Atkinsesque sized squad with a budget for 4 or 5 managers per season. I would also hope that we can wipe the slate clean and give Paul Trollope another chance (although it might be a good idea to rest him for at least one game).

Macc Cobblers at 17:31:54 Monday February 24 2003
I would agree and that was the role that Wilkinson had been undertaking in the early days when Broadhurst was manager, and it seemed to work well. I would then have Keaney on the touchline, passing on instructions. Cardoza and Good have listened to the fans - the reason for Cardoza walking around on Saturday was to gauge the thoughts and reactions of us, the supporters - and they should be congratulated on their brave (and correct!) decision. Lets hope the players now respond to the change that has been made - and the performances and (hopefully) results show an immediate improvement. And for us the fans,we have got what most of us wanted - but we now need to unite behind the team, starting on Saturday !

Dyl at 17:16:19 Monday February 24 2003
I have to say I think it would do thenext manager no harm to watch the start of each match from the stands. It is much easier from a decent height to notice any problems with tactics, shape or the weaknesses of teh opposition. In Rugby League the coaches stay in the stands and are in touch with the bench via a headset. Not a bad idea as successive Cobblers managers whave failed to see what is blindingly obvious to the fans.

stamford cobbler at 17:16:5 Monday February 24 2003
marco for player manager

LH at 17:15:57 Monday February 24 2003
Way the Official Site reads is that Martin Wilkinson is now Manager for the end of the season. Having listened to him at a trust forum he seems to know the game and communicates well. Two attributes our former manager didnt seem to show too much of . I'll give the guy a chance ,like I did with with Fenwick ,before I form an opinion . Remember that we are still on a budget and need a Striker so surely we couldn't employ another Manager on the book's !

Dyl at 17:12:38 Monday February 24 2003
OK who's up for a sweepstake on how long Wilkinson will last?

Martin at 17:6:50 Monday February 24 2003
"Although Terry may only have been in charge for a short period of time, nevertheless he had impressed us with his determination both to succeed personally and to see Northampton Town make the progress we all want to see." So some of the directors where impressed with him at least. "We have taken on board the fans reaction in making this decision." Maybe they should not listen to the fans so much and make the decisions themselves or we will never keep a manager for more than a month. There is always a section of the crowed that love to boo or chant OUT OUT OUT OUT. Kevin then Terry lets try to get Wilko before the weekend!

marco at 17:4:36 Monday February 24 2003
entirely the right decision but what a bunch of idiots our new board members appear to be. the broadhurst sacking was appallingly handled and looks even worse now considering the clueless muppet they brought in. Even they don't seem to have had any faith in him. No way broadhurst will come back - who can blame him - but worth a try

Katz at 16:59:48 Monday February 24 2003
sorry last last post was from me!

A Childs View at 16:58:50 Monday February 24 2003
Wow - how many bloody managers in one season? Amazing news - I'm astounded. I think they should offer me the job - a simple fans eye perspective representing itself in simplistic team selection. No playing of favourites, just pick the players who deserve it based on their combination of effort and ability. Oh yeah, and 442 is the only formation we should play for the rest of the season at least. I hope Wilkinson has the fans gift of being able to see this, we might just stay up if he does. Whatever happens, it'll continue to be interesting being a Cobblers fan.

Anon at 16:57:2 Monday February 24 2003
Oh dear, we really are in the shit now! Fenwick may not have been everyone's choice but Wilkinson . . . get real!! and we have him for the foreseeable future. I love some of the suggestions on here, Warburton, Sammo and even Broadhurst, it is now wonder we have no atmosphere at matches as some of you have no idea at all. What next Frain as assistant. We are in the shit, we are going down . . . unless the new chairman does something fast but judging by his comments regarding Wilkinson we are totally and utterly buggered. I am really fed up!

west stand woman at 16:56:43 Monday February 24 2003
Fenwick sacked what a disgrace i think that given more time he would have changed things round having two mangers in one season is not good enough for a second divison team the board have to get someone in who they think can actually do the job i dont think wilkinson will do any good as cobblers manger get someone who can turn things round and quick

ta ta terry at 16:53:32 Monday February 24 2003
WE NEED SOMEONE WITH NORTHAMPTON TOWN AT HEART, THE ONE PERSON WHO SPRINGS TO MIND IS......RAZOR. WARBURTON FOR MANAGER.

Anon at 16:47:47 Monday February 24 2003
we still need to bring in another striker, who ever is in charge

May I be the first at 16:47:1 Monday February 24 2003
Wilkinson out!

Bazza at 16:41:37 Monday February 24 2003
Perhaps Wilkinson will appoint KB as his assistant?

Rab at 16:41:23 Monday February 24 2003
with Fenwick being sacked - a timely reminder that the deadline for the next issue of WALOC is tomorrow (25th)

Terry at 16:25:10 Monday February 24 2003
I like 4-5-1 : it works for me in championship manager

stamford cobbler at 16:23:43 Monday February 24 2003
no word on talbot on official site. lets just hope for someone decent with a bit of common sense no bloody 4-5-1

LH at 16:19:4 Monday February 24 2003
Thank God for that , It was so painful on Saturday . This is the right decision and well done the board for lancing the boil . BUT IMHO we still need to win Two of our next four games else its mission impossible time but with the players turning out for someone they respect we CAN turn it around. But I hope Martin Wilkinson learns something from the whole sorry exercise 1) Dont play Trollope , he is low on confidence & out of form. 2) Pls dont put Sammo back at centre half , Reid & Burgess look OK.

onemanteam at 16:12:56 Monday February 24 2003
YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS HES GONE

anon at 16:5:9 Monday February 24 2003
is it really Brian Talbot?

Anon at 16:5:4 Monday February 24 2003
He's Gone

NTFC fan at 16:4:38 Monday February 24 2003
Brian Talbot!

Dan at 16:1:49 Monday February 24 2003
Newsflash from Sixfields - Fenwicks been sacked

stamford cobbler at 16:1:18 Monday February 24 2003
its official fenwick gone - wilkinson in as caretaker manager! thankyou Mr Cardoza for listening to the fans!

in the know at 16:0:21 Monday February 24 2003
well remember my post of the morning......what did i tell you more exclusives coming up next week......

stamford cobbler at 15:55:32 Monday February 24 2003
seems to be some deep seated problems in the cobblers camp. Could this explain the poor showing at the moment?

Phil at 15:55:22 Monday February 24 2003
Just got SMS text from Sixfields. Fenwick has been sacked. Martin Wilkinson has been put in caretaker charge

Toe Poke at 15:52:34 Monday February 24 2003
Before I go to see the Samaritans , lets reflect on what has happened in the past few years. I seem to remember a man called Atkins ,who had a successful run and then it all went pear shapped, this was followed by a man called Wilson, who suffered the same fate. Both these were the best one minute and rubbish the next. Broads hailed as the best young manager in the division , but was then shown the door. Now Fenwick has the same problem ,I wonder why. Money money money is the root of our problem. Past managers have over the years brought in players who have seen better years at a price , its like buying an old car, your hand is always in your pocket,and sooner or later you have to look at younger models. The same thing is happening here with the Cobblers ,few young players coming through and no money to spend. Whatever happens this season ,the time has come to cut out the dead wood and start again. We all knew this year was going to be hard as the same problem came up again , cant score goals cant defend and no money, welcome to Division three.

MP at 14:48:39 Monday February 24 2003
As of 10 days ago, Fenwick had not even SPOKEN to Chris Hargreaves. This came from someone at the club. Assuming it is true, what does it say about the man that he can't find the time to speak to last season's player of the year. (And the one who's introduction on Saturday changed the game.) I'm disgusted with the man who has a go at supporters for abusing Trollope , and then in his next breath, rubbishes Carruthers. And let's never forget that he was famously not impressed with the quality of football in division 2. Don't doubt that HE won't be around to see how good it is in division 3, but we poor sods will be.

Big JIM at 14:45:27 Monday February 24 2003
Ray, he has not gone then?

Ray at 14:44:4 Monday February 24 2003
I'd suggest a silent protest ..... but we never cheering Fenwick anyway...

Who ever you are(last 5 postings) at 14:43:49 Monday February 24 2003
You are full of shite, should n`t you be at school or something?

Ray at 14:38:14 Monday February 24 2003
Very good NSB - raised a smile.

Press release at 13:39:4 Monday February 24 2003
"Northampton Town FC today announced the departure of recently appointed Terry Fenwick and the appointment of rivals Rushden & Diamonds manager Brian Talbot. Talbot was quoted as saying 'I think that Northampton are the biggest club in the county and I leapt at the opportunity. I enjoyed my time with Diamonds but have no regrets.' Fenwick had no comment to make."

nsb at 13:36:51 Monday February 24 2003
and big steve!

nsb at 13:33:25 Monday February 24 2003
bring back larry!!!

how? at 13:33:13 Monday February 24 2003
did they get him

FENWICK OUT, BRIAN TALBOT IN at 13:30:26 Monday February 24 2003
dunno how they managed it but its on planetfootball.com

Anon at 13:24:25 Monday February 24 2003
Apologies for the poor typing. I can spell honest =)

stamford cobbler at 13:12:28 Monday February 24 2003
fenwick out - gabbi player/manager somrthing HAS to be done. This is possibly one of our worst runs of form ecer. Broadhurst was sacked for less I believe.

KB supporter at 13:0:15 Monday February 24 2003
Haven't been to a game since KB was sacked out of disgust. Won't go again while TF is there. KB won't be reinstated but I'd be back like a shot if he was!

fickle or what at 12:29:12 Monday February 24 2003
So T.F. has heard that we can be fickle, but surely he can see that Trollope hasn't been doing it on the pitch, the guy is (somehow) an international player therefore, in a poor team, he should be a shining light above all other players on the pitch. P.s. i agree with onemanteam let's get Gabbi in as player/manager.

Returners; Bill Dodgin Graham Carr at 12:9:1 Monday February 24 2003
the ghost of Dave Bowen, Paddy Crerand in spirit

twoupfront at 12:7:34 Monday February 24 2003
Well said oneman, i remember one of the games under KB when KB called Marco over and was seen to be asking him his opinion of the situation (we were getting stuffed)Marco sacrificed himself but we still got beat..anyway it shows that he Marco does have the respect of his manager and we all know he has vast footballing experience..without him this team would be nothing and i hope we can keep him for next season and what better way than to offer him Player/manager at least till the end of the season.and after that maybe in a coaching role bringing on the likes of Del boy(if he stays).

onemanteam at 12:1:5 Monday February 24 2003
Gabbi for player/manager...you heard it here first.

DC at 11:46:42 Monday February 24 2003
I agree with Phil(sunday) why not make Sammo the manager. He's got one more year to go on his contract and I believe he did his coaching badge in the summer.I think the others would respond to him as he is well respected by the other players.

nsb at 11:31:47 Monday February 24 2003
re: ray... my boss saw the hacked porn site this morn and said, i can understand you looking at porn, but why the f**k are you looking at a cobblers site!

LH at 11:23:3 Monday February 24 2003
Never listen to Rumours !

Anon at 10:55:57 Monday February 24 2003
I heard that Fenwick mat be kept on as manager, only a rumour though.

Anon at 10:54:27 Monday February 24 2003
Broadhurst, well sort off, he was assistant to Wilson when he first went.

LH at 10:51:44 Monday February 24 2003
Kevan Broadhurst last Year !!

Anon at 10:23:39 Monday February 24 2003
Managers that come back a second time never do any good. can someone name one?

Mark F at 9:59:34 Monday February 24 2003
At the trust meeting Mr Ellis said that managers are judged by their results. Fair enough. Also he said that if Mr Fenwick didnt change things it would be on his head. Fair enough. A couple of facts. The bad run of league results that got Broadhurst the sack was P7 W1 D1 L5. Before this he had got us into mid table. Fenwicks run is P7 W0 D2 L5. Before this he had done nothing. If Broadhurst had to go because he suddenly wasnt good enough after that run then Fenwick should go after this one. The first half on Saturday was appalling. Note that the side which performed so must better in the second half played with none of Fenwicks new signings and without his dreadful 451 formation. He promised us changes and that he would use his contacts. Well? Turner - signed from Tamworth - not as an exciting prospect but as a man on his way down. He must be bad as even Fenwick wont pick him. Rahim. A good player but not a battler - has performed well once v QPR in my opinion. Johnson. What has he done? He is no better than what we have got and to drop Harsley to play him is unbelievable. Where are the premiership contacts? It may be too late to save us but with him we have no chance. Get rid of him now. And Mr Good, I was impressed with you at the meeting - listen to the fans - I did not want the chance to say "We told you so" about Fenwick but we did. He was not wanted and has taken us further down. Appoint an experienced manager who has had a little success - and not in a minor league thousands of miles away.

Anon at 9:38:47 Monday February 24 2003
"The team are disjointed & its definitely the case of the sum of the whole being LESS than all of the individuals. The embarrassing tendancy to play the offside trap looks outdated & liable to fail at any time. Individual players that did show talent appear to have lost their flair & determination. The inevitable defeats are met with increasingly acane management excuses" - could this have been written after Saturdays match? - no, in fact it was a letter in a Pompey fanzine a few years ago - and no prizes for guessing the manager. Fenwick came in via stealth & deceit & whilst we all want success at this club (and generally given that success see things through the old rose tinted specs) he had a shorter time to prove it - he patently has not & will not. If the last posting is correct he sounds very much like one of the B list names managers (Gerry Francis, Brian Little, Peter Taylor etc) - all of whom come with a reputation but rarely deliver and are not noted for their work rate.

LH at 9:35:19 Monday February 24 2003
I'd heard the rumour about Fenwick missing training as well. Apparently Denis Casey had to take one session last week. Only a rumour though.

Bazza at 9:24:3 Monday February 24 2003
IN THE KNOW, 1. So if Broadhurst was offered his old job back after being sacked twice, he'd take it? 2. Do we really want him back?

Ray at 9:23:55 Monday February 24 2003
Apologies for the hacking of the site that took place last night. The offensive link has been removed.

in the know at 9:6:34 Monday February 24 2003
We eat humble pie and have Broadhurst back. It might seem far fetched but since Mr Ellis departed Fenwick has been on borrowed time. Question 1 Which manger only actually spent 1 hour (thats ONE HOUR) at training with the team lat week. Question 2 Which manager has at least three saunas and a jacuzzi at the Canon Health Suite last week when his squad were busy on the training ground Question 3 Which manager had a dossier compiled on the subject of Steve Howard, even though he A) used to play for the club and b) was suspended for the game anyway. Question 4 Which manager recently received an enquiry from Kidderminster about taking John Frain (ageing midfielder just back from injury needs games or possibly a new club) on loan but couldn't even be bothered to have the courtesy to get back to Kiddy with an answer either way so no deal player p*ssed off, player still on wage bill. I coukld go on and on and on. Its a matter of hours not days bye bye Mr Fenwick and good riddance...........

Bazza at 8:51:24 Monday February 24 2003
So we get rid of Fenwick and then what? We get someone else with different ideas who brings different players and generally changes everything. Is that a good idea at this stage of the season?

in the know at 7:48:9 Monday February 24 2003
Rest assured Mr fenwick will be reieved of his duties in a matter of hours rather than weeks!!!

nsb at 7:32:19 Monday February 24 2003
i am the 60th person to vote yest to fenwick being given the arse, is there any kind of prize ray?

Oregon Cobbler at 5:0:54 Monday February 24 2003
75 votes in and 79% in favour of immediate sacking. What's more amazing is that 10 voters actually feel he should stay.

Ruby at 23:43:29 Sunday February 23 2003
There's Only One Frankie Belfon,One Frankie Belfon We Are Walking A Long,Singing A Song,Walking In A Belfon Wonderland

NT FCOK at 23:39:47 Sunday February 23 2003
It's funny how all the excobbs and doing so well. I wonder how broads will get on.

a small rat at 23:34:42 Sunday February 23 2003
UCL premiership if he's lucky

Simon at 23:27:25 Sunday February 23 2003
I wonder if F**kwit still thinks we're a great "little" club and if he still thinks we'll be his "stepping stone" to the Premiership. We should've known what was in store for us after he'd made his opening comments. What a prize jerk the man is!

Bloke with a twitch at 23:24:1 Sunday February 23 2003
Lets have a vote of confidence from the board at least. Just to tell Feckwit that he is on borrowed time. Would having 4 ex-managers on the payroll be some sort of record?

George Renolds of Darlo at 22:57:1 Sunday February 23 2003
Should look good 2500 in a 25000 all seater.

LOADSA ROOM at 22:22:11 Sunday February 23 2003
Can't wait for our 25,000 seat super stadium

FAO Moany at 22:11:27 Sunday February 23 2003
Is this 19 goal Parkin the same bloke who crept around in a claret shirt and never looked like scoring? BTW, who got rid of Parkin and signed Stamp?

The Other West Stand Woman at 22:5:43 Sunday February 23 2003
How many others felt as gutted as I did after the match yesterday? If we are to stay up something needs to be done and quick! If the new board are serious about what they want for this club, they better get their hands in their pockets and sort it out now - it wasn't that long ago that they said relegation would be a financial disaster - let's sort it now before its too late AND LETS SEE LEE HARPER BACK IN GOAL FOR SATURDAY FOR GODS SAKE!!!!!!!!

Tarquin at 21:55:5 Sunday February 23 2003
Can only say one thing,football is an easy game complicated by fools,so lets play 4-4-2 and keep it simple.

moany from the west at 21:44:41 Sunday February 23 2003
stamp is considered a donkey by most fans we basically chose him rather than 19 goals parkin in the summer that must have single handed cost kevan his job.however at least kevan always tried to play some good/attractive at times football i now refuse to shell out 17quid each person and drive round total of 100 miles to watch 90 minutes of fenwicks alamo style kick and rush crap which inevitably ends in a predictable narrow defeat.board members stand up and be counted today! end this madmans reign now 2 more weeks and defeats will be too late.........

TRB Mark at 20:40:19 Sunday February 23 2003
I berated my Cobblers supporting mate for arranging his stag weekend when we were playing at home but on reading what transpired yesterday it seemed like we had the better deal. We have gone from a team that was getting trounced every 4th game or so but still winning matches under Broardhurst, to a team that draws the odd game but mostly loses by the odd goal. I think we would have stayed up just under KB but Fenwick will take us down. Ellis, the man who employed his mate had removed himself from the firing line and for all the consortiums big talk, we apparently are still under a PFA ban and does anyone know if the income tax has been payed? Blimey, it's all so depressing but I'll tell ya something, Edinburgh is a blinding place for a stag weekend!

Brad Pitt at 20:13:45 Sunday February 23 2003
What happened to the Fenwick voting thing that was here this morning?

Bazza at 19:49:24 Sunday February 23 2003
Trollope should go after that first half. He was awful. I think we should start with Harsley and Hargreaves as our centre midfield pairing and pick the rest of the midfield around them, how was Harsley ever left out in the first place? We must have Harper in goal, leave the back four as yesterday and start with Stamp and Gabbs simply because we need a big man up front. The only positive I can see since Fenwick took over is that Macca seems to be a different player, not great but at least adequate.

Phil at 19:42:18 Sunday February 23 2003
Fenwick Out. Sampson as Manager. Fenwick Out. Sampson as Manager. Fenwick Out. Sampson as Manager. Fenwick Out. Sampson as Manager. Fenwick Out. Sampson as Manager. Fenwick Out. Sampson as Manager. Fenwick Out. Sampson as Manager. Fenwick Out. Sampson as Manager. Fenwick Out. Sampson as Manager. Fenwick Out. Sampson as Manager. What has happened to Sampson by the way. Has he been released without us knowing

Skardul the Detroyer at 19:38:23 Sunday February 23 2003
Hoi hai grunk!! Pah! Pathetic humans! Havent you got anything better to do than go and watch that blooming rubbish? Grrrr grunkabaddi!

LH at 19:16:45 Sunday February 23 2003
Anybody else see David Cardoza pacing up & down the aisle in the West Stand when we were 0-2 down ? Either he's got Pil

Old Stratford One Bollock at 18:56:30 Sunday February 23 2003
We will never be RELEGATED, I am Howard Wilkinsons son!!

Anon at 18:37:57 Sunday February 23 2003
Why has the Fenwick in/out voting voting board suddenly been removed Ray?

Full house at 18:28:43 Sunday February 23 2003
Who is "I.C." on the bench on match days?

Mark Kearney at 18:17:41 Sunday February 23 2003
Good shout MK Cobbler,also dont forget me I'm fed up of cleaning the boots since Fu*kwit arrived and would love to help out with the first team.

Leave it! at 18:17:21 Sunday February 23 2003
CARDOZA ACT NOW & SECURE THE FUTURE OF YOUR INVESTMENT. YOU HEARD THE CROWD "ONE KEVAN BROADHURST"

It has been siad before and will be again at 18:15:14 Sunday February 23 2003
FENWICK OUT! BROADHURST IN! IS THAT ALRIGHT NOW RAY?

Anon at 17:55:5 Sunday February 23 2003
Let's have the views of TCMP please

MK Cobbler at 17:45:33 Sunday February 23 2003
There is just enough time for someone to turn it around but no blame should be attached to the individual if we are relegated. Too late I think to bring in an outsider so give the job to Martin Wilkinson who has managerial experience and most important of all knows the players. And make Marco palyer coach.

Anon at 16:54:4 Sunday February 23 2003
well can we have him for £30 like when they robbed us with razor & heggsy?

Anon at 16:25:11 Sunday February 23 2003
Fenwick out.Now.Wilkinson in till the summer,u heard it in the Sunday Express first.Martin Wilkinson not Howard.

High Lowe at 15:21:57 Sunday February 23 2003
And no doubt we will be buying him Anon!!!!!!!?

Anon at 14:50:1 Sunday February 23 2003
Here's a good piece of gossip Cobblers fans.New striker could well be a certain Onandi Lowe.Apparently Rushden need to balance the books pretty damn rapid,and are going to have to unload certain players.Watch this space!

Division 3 at 14:47:31 Sunday February 23 2003
Welcomes us :-(

Desperate Dan at 14:30:4 Sunday February 23 2003
And somehow Dan, I don't think there will be a visit to Diamonds,next season no doubt that's why you didn't mention them.

Bottomless pit at 14:20:10 Sunday February 23 2003
Fenwicks pet saying when interviewed is always we 'Dug Deep',so lets keep digging we'll soon reach the bottom>

Dan at 14:14:45 Sunday February 23 2003
And as for Broardhurst, yes I liked the man, I liked what he was trying to do. We went through a bad spell, but throughout December we lost a large proportion of the squad through injury. Stockport away we had 3 or 4 players having to play completly out of postition. I remember when Atkins first took over, it took him a season and a half to stabalise us. In that time we took a few hammerings. Graham Carr took a season and a bit to sort us out in the 80's. It needed time and patience. We've gone from an inconsistant but ok side to a complete shambles in seven matches.

Dan at 14:2:56 Sunday February 23 2003
I find it very very worrying that the Manager and Captain of the team think that the second half performance was any good. Yes, we improved but not until the 70th minute. If Bristol City hadn't lost the will to live, presumably by watching our piss poor effort to pass, move, tackle, shoot, closing the opposition down, run with the ball etc etc, then I think we would have been hammered. In the second half, I think it was Murray, was allowed to run and run unchallenged by the entire Cobblers team (apart from a wild swing from Macca) and set up Robins who was only offside because we were stood admiring the view!!!! I've heard from two or three sources that Fenwick is a complete arse. On the radio yesterday a fan text to ask what Adam Blackmore what his thoughts were. He said that he was undecided but that the majority of players he had spoken to didn't like the man, that he is cold and that there is no banter or communication in the dressing room and on the training pitch. This man nearly ruined Portsmouth, now he's taking us down. Yes, we have played teams in the top 7 over the past 5 matches, but, apart from Crewe where we attacked them, we haven't closed them down, we've allowed them room on the pitch to pass and move, we've not even attempted to quell the strengths of any of them, we're playing offside against teams with quick, lively strikers etc. Fenwicks prediction that this is a poor league is coming back to haunt him. Digging out a point here and there hoping to snatch a win isn't gonna keep us in Div 2, we need to attack teams and WIN games NOW. Else returns to Rochdale, Darlington, Scunthorpe, Hull, Southend etc are awaiting us next season. And I for one don't fancy a return to Yeovil either!!!!

Ivor Gett at 14:2:44 Sunday February 23 2003
Whats it like to win a game?

matty at 13:27:9 Sunday February 23 2003
Face it ladz, were going down, div3 next year, at least we may win some

A Childs View at 13:21:51 Sunday February 23 2003
Oh dear - what a shambles yesterday. I said to my father before the game that if he persists with 451 we'll lose 2-1, but, if he reverts to 442 we stand of chance of getting something. How right that proved to be. 451 is a disgrace at home - you immediately concede to play the game in midfield or in your own defence when you really need to be avoiding conceding goals through trying to score one at the other end! In all my years of watching football I've never seen a team score from their own penalty box!!!! I thought the Fenwick Out and 'Only One Kevan Broadhurst' songs were pathetic. Just because TF is a muppet doesn't make KB any better, fact - they are both pretty useless! Many things were wrong yesterday - if Harper is fit enough for the ressies he's worth gambling in place of Abbey - that decision alone cost us the second goal, just what was he doing on his arse when the ball eventually got near to him? The 5 man midfield simply didn't work, none of them knew who was taking responsibility and as a result all shirked it. Trollope deservedely was given a hard time, he was clueless - however, abuse doesn't help and my personal view is that he shouldn't have been picked by the manager when it was obvious he would be shot down by the fans. The player needs taking out of the firing line for a few games to get some confidence back. Trollope was awful at Luton also and having Paul Harsley on the bench behind him yesterday was a terrible decision. Having Gabbi as the target man also loses the effectiveness of our most talented player - he can't contest the header, bring it down and then create the play! Stamp is, in truth, a donkey but he should always play just so as we gain Gabbi running off him and using the ball intelligently. I honestly believe we can stay up but TF has to make sensible decisions starting from the Huddersfield game. We need to go 442 (a system which every player is comfortable with and is played by 95% of teams) and get players contesting and winning their individual battles. My team for Sat would be Harper, Gill, Carruthers, Reid and Burgess (Hope can sod off!). In midfield we should have Hargreaves and Asa wide, with Harsley and Rahim in the middle. Up front we go Stamp and Gabbi. If he decides now to stick as close to this team as he can for the rest of the season I think we'll stay up - the more he deviates from this the more unlikely our survival will be. Johnson has been very poor the last two games - we need battlers and passion and too many loan signings are not what we want for that fight. We need to get behind the team from now until the end because TF isn't going anywhere, even if he does take us down. We've no choice but to support them. As a suggestion, if he plays 451 at Huddersfield I think out shout should be a never ending 'Four, Four, Two' until he changes the tactics and gives the boys a fighting chance. One f***ing striker - what's the point in that!!! TF - you are on borrowed time and need to start listening to the fans, we know what we are on about and see it simply and accurately, unlike most managers with their convoluted tactics and bullshit analysis. Come on Town - the 3rd is shit and I do not want to have to watch my footy there next year. Appaling crowd yesterday - less than a 1000 Cobblers fans buying tickets for that one game, all others were the poor long suffering season ticket holders who have no choice but to go.

Muddy Mildred at 13:15:44 Sunday February 23 2003
Anybody notice the similarities between Warbury Wanderers and us? Both bought out by property developers & run into the ground......all we need is for some dizzy old bat to turn up with the deeds for sixfields and we'd be sorted.

Rob Dunkley at 13:1:11 Sunday February 23 2003
I am surprised nobody has mentioned that terrible outburst from Johnson - he threw the ball at a Bristol player and on another day he may have walked.

Five Live at 11:55:22 Sunday February 23 2003
Talking to Paul Collingwood, yesterday's England batting hero....'who are your favourite sportsmen?....Mark Waugh for cricket and.....MARCO GABBIADINI (albeit when he played for Sunderland).

Nosey Parker at 11:40:36 Sunday February 23 2003
i love black boys

Rob Dunkley at 11:1:15 Sunday February 23 2003
The transformation yesterday shows that we must play two upfront - Stamp actually did what we wanted he put himself around and freed up Marco who sadly did not have his shooting boots on. At 2-0 down the saving grace was Murray overcomplicating his shot which went wide of Abbey. According to Fenwick we will have a quality player coming in - that should be interesting!

Ortus at 10:56:13 Sunday February 23 2003
i have heard that the current board are quite perturbed by the antics of TF. But they are a bit reluctant to act so soon. I think we will see an assistant to help out sooner rather than later and i also think that to show the board are serious about the future of the club we will see a name brought in to bolster our non existant attack within the next week or so. Whatever happens, i cant see us staying up but i still stupidly hope we will. I think that we must prepare for the worst and hope that we can rebuild our team and push for a straight back up season. We are all gutted at the past couple of months performances and i think we are all entitled to our anger but we are all NTFC through and through otherwise we wouldnt get so animated. So lets just hope the fat lady dont start singing yet and just think, if we go down we wont have to suffer losing to Rubish and Dustbins!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

PLAY OFFS at 10:30:8 Sunday February 23 2003
We can still make it!!!

Hotel Ender at 10:24:31 Sunday February 23 2003
Well... I was one of those who thought Kev had to go, not because he was a poor Manager, but because the players weren't performing for him, just as they stopped performing for Wilson and Atkins, and the change had to come. I have given TF a chance to bed in, try some new things. I am increasingly of the opinion the man hasn't got a clue. How can someone seeing his players every day, play Mcgregor on the left, where, incidentally, despite the fact that he can't use his left foot, he, and Marco, in the first half were the only part of the team who looked interested, and then when Johnson was replaced (thank God) in the second half, plays Hargreaves in the centre. Johnson, one of Tel's boys, ran off the field faster than he had in all the match. His hand must shake when he holds it out for the weekly pay packet. I have never seen a more idle player. Stamp and Harsley come on, and all of a sudden we look a team, start winning balls and sort of look like scoring His tactics are woeful, and if he thinks this is a stepping stone to higher things, he needs to show a tad of talent now - and I don't see any.

two up front at 10:13:32 Sunday February 23 2003
I agree that Fenwicks tactics are from another planet..so get rid of him..dont replace him..make Gabbi stand in player/manager and sign a QUALITY striker till the end of the season,just to stave off relegation. Then consolidate for next season in the second division.

two up front at 10:13:11 Sunday February 23 2003
I agree that Fenwicks tactics are from another planet..so get rid of him..dont replace him..make Gabbi stand in player/manager and sign a QUALITY striker till the end of the season,just to stave off relegation. Then consolidate for next season in the second division.

just thinking at 1:1:17 Sunday February 23 2003
FRANKIE LARGE IN A WHEELCHAIR WOULD PUT IN MORE EFFORT THAN THIS LOT.

Bumper crowd at 0:12:17 Sunday February 23 2003
Surely we should all be sharing one voice, fans united in the belief that we will fight and beat the curse of relegation, but WITHOUT Fenwick in charge

Nosey Parker at 0:4:39 Sunday February 23 2003
Dear Judge Pickles........please go and %^&* yourself with a very large root vegetable.

Bloke with a twitch at 0:3:49 Sunday February 23 2003
What an utter shocker. Can I say "told you so"? Trollope was awful, Harsley was on the bench and we played 4-5-1. The bright side - if it could be called that - was the last 20 mins or so when we looked like a team, but hold on, that 11 were all Broadhursts players. Bringing Kev back would be wrong, but Fenwick must be sacked now. Better to have Gabbs and Kearney sharing the job for the rest of the season, than put up with any more rubbish from the clueless twat. Fenwick out

Oregon Cobbler at 23:1:18 Saturday February 22 2003
heck, Ray, that's what I call service! Doesn't Fenwick's appointment remind you of the last "big" name manager we had, namely Paddy Crerand?

Ides of March at 22:51:48 Saturday February 22 2003
'It was unfortunate that the crowd got on to Paul Trollopes back'. It was unfortunate that Fenwick chose the team. It was unfortunate that the players came on with no heart. It was unfortunate that Harsley didn't start. It was unfortunate that Abbey did. It was unfortunate that we continued to play the offside trap. It was unfortunate that Stamp didn't start. It was unfortunate that Trollope did. It was unfortunate that Rahim came off. It was unfortunate that nobody was supporting anybody else. It was unfortunate that Asamoah wasn't running down the wing. It was unfortunate that Bristol City bothered turning up 'cos otherwise we could have got a draw, maybe!

The Other West Stand Woman at 22:51:30 Saturday February 22 2003
It was nice to see our Stewards doing their job today - can't believe how they all sat there whilst that idiot Bristol fan wouldn't throw the ball back - if that had of been one of us doing it to them the Stewards would have thrown us out - oh and another thing how do all these away supporters manage to smuggle in a drum - if my daughter takes a bag in she always gets searched!!

West Stand Woman at 22:51:7 Saturday February 22 2003
Anon - give Fenwick the chance he deserves, we gave every other manager a chance to prove themselves so at least have some respect for Fenwick - oh and Nosey Parker I DON'T DO IRONING!!!!!!!I HAVE A MAN TO DO THAT !!!!!!!

Grant Bovey at 22:34:15 Saturday February 22 2003
I blame their mothers.

Ted at 21:54:57 Saturday February 22 2003
I blame the Trust.They should have let us die peacefully.

Realist at 21:45:37 Saturday February 22 2003
I think there is one vital point that people are missing.We have had,and in my opinion still do have good players.What we haven't had, and still don't have is a proven manager.The present and previous boards have never been willing to pay for a proven manager with experience at a high level to come to the club.It's no good bleating for the return of Kevan.He could take us no further,that was obvious to see.When Fenwick was brought in, it was a chance missed by the club of projecting an image of real ambition.Unfortunately I can see no future for the club unless substantial investment is made on and off the pitch.Mr Cardoza has money,he now has to decide whether to gamble or pull his hand out.The next few weeks are going to be very interesting,and I believe we will either go forward, or into oblivion.

Ted at 21:26:32 Saturday February 22 2003
Nosey..that's no way to talk to a bitch,I mean woman.

Redscouse at 21:25:46 Saturday February 22 2003
Well! The first half was quite simply dreadfull..Then what do you know Fenwick takes off that Welsh twat and low and behold we look like a football team......well done Hargreaves and and Harsley you both looked good , we deserved something from this game just for the second half fighting spirit alone .....keep this midfeild Terry and we might just get out of this mess...or am I just dreaming???

Anon at 21:3:19 Saturday February 22 2003
Can we have a rapid online poll? "Should Fenwick be sacked before the next game? - Yes/No"

Martin at 20:57:54 Saturday February 22 2003
Ray, could you please limit the posts to 100 words to stop people doing the sort of thing below.

Game Plan for Huddersfield at 20:52:51 Saturday February 22 2003
Having had an unlucky run against top division sides in MaFebruary for the March fixtures I'm going for a masterplan - ie playing the same - one up front I'll drop Harsley because he missed one pass today - Trollope must be back in because he has learnt his lesson - oh and we will carry on with the off-side trap because it is really a great bonding session to see the back 4 with their arms in the air at the same time as me (even if we are all wrong)

LH at 20:52:5 Saturday February 22 2003
First half was a shocker , what the **** do they do all week in training. Trollope was simply awful , a player so low on confidence in his and his teams ability that he simply shouldnt start. The first few games of this season he held the middle ,read the game well and distributed the ball , just the player we needed , now he runs around like a demented talentless headless chicken . Whats caused the change? Its painful to watch and the reaction of some of the North Stand distasteful , I agree that on current form he probably shouldnt even be on the bench but starting a Witch hunt wont help anyone. Fenwicks managemnet of his qsquad needs serious examination, why keep signing midfield players which results in Harsley dropping to the bench ? If we hadnt signed Taylor & Johnson could we of afforded the Striker that was out of our budget ? Maybe .With effectively Broadhursts side in the second half and 442 we had balance & shape and the players looked as though they new what they were doing and what was expected of them . I cant get over the first half , we were truly shite, but to be fair to Fenwick he was prepared to change it around and we nearly nicked an undeserved result. But has he got the wits to learn from it ? We'll soon find out !

Stato at 20:48:45 Saturday February 22 2003
Interesting statistic - any manager who in a run of more than 6 games has achieved an average of less than 0.2 points per game has lost their job within one season. TF has managed 0.095 in 7 which actually makes him odds on for the chop (unfortunately after we are already down).

Judge Pickles at 20:41:36 Saturday February 22 2003
We are doomed with F@@kwit in charge - one up front for 45 mins - Tripe running hard but achieving nothing (apart from undermining CC with a succession of shite passes - McGregor working hard but playing on the left (only has a right foot) Classic moment in first half was perhaps Jerry Gills inability to trap a cross field ball that most 12 year old would handle - oh and the off side trap - Carr did it well 16 years ago but then again we always knew we would score more than the opposition if they slipped the trap - oh and finally whilst I'm not pre disposed to violence - but it was not the Bristol player that deserved the ball in the balls just that fan that kept hold of the ball - well done stewards (had he been at Wigan I reckon he would have got a richly deserved good kicking) - did I forget to say Fenwick out & if Ellis is 33 then we will stay up! - Thank you & goodnight (apart from Nosey Parker who is still a racist git)

Nosey Parker at 19:35:57 Saturday February 22 2003
West Stand Woman get on with the Ironing like a good Bitch

Pickled Judge at 18:53:19 Saturday February 22 2003
So disappointed was I with what went on today I confronted Ellis at the end, I would have confronted one of the other 'directors' but I don't know what they look like! Anyhow I said Fenwick needed to exit damn sharpish. He said 'but don't you think we are playing football now?' so I said we are playing at home where we haven't won for three months and the team he sent out in the first half was the wrong one. He agreed. I tell you in the first half of that match they were headless chickens, Bristol City should have slaughtered us. None of the team seemed to know their job and did you see Trollope!? - playing up front - I ask you! Stamp should have been on from the start (or Morrison! who I actually feel could develop into a better target man). Harsley should have been on too and what was Abbey doing in goal?! He brought Trollope off at half time - if you ask me he bottled it 'cos in the first half Fenwick was scared to turn around and face the wrath of the crowd. If Trollope hadn't come off he would be mincemeat. Asamoah was woeful in my opinion, he didn't dare to make any runs. We are now in Division 3 next season for sure.

Ted at 18:47:55 Saturday February 22 2003
I am beginning to think that only the war can save us now.Let's suspend all league fixtures until the hostilities end.Mind you I wouldn't want to be on the front line with any of the Cobblers players.

Realist at 18:39:14 Saturday February 22 2003
Any chance of a Q&A session with TCMP? I and many others want to know what is happening with this club.The crowds are deserting week by week, the new board do not seem to have the means or the know-how to take the club forward and the team look absolutely clueless.If I didn't know better,I'd say they were running the club into the ground.

Anon at 18:38:1 Saturday February 22 2003
can you switch off the lights then, West Stand Woman? I think 3500 fans disagreed with you today. you must have been the lone voicing shouting Fenwick in!

Realist at 18:1:10 Saturday February 22 2003
I feel that distraught if they offered a merger and a move to Milton Keynes I'd take it.Our club is going nowhere but down .It's alright saying get behind the club,but let's all face facts the club is dying.People are voting with their feet and nobody cares.

Anon at 17:53:33 Saturday February 22 2003
Trouble is west stand woman,I've had enough "thin" to last a lifetime.

west stand woman at 17:50:32 Saturday February 22 2003
going down what a disgrace i think that we should support the team through thick and thin COME ON YOU COBBLERS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Nosey Parker at 17:38:22 Saturday February 22 2003
I take it the last posting is by another village idiot who sits at home watching sky for his teams latest score.........twat bumpkin get a life!!

Ho ho ho at 17:30:53 Saturday February 22 2003
going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down going down

Anon at 17:25:41 Saturday February 22 2003
Was Fuckwitt in charge then?

Oregon Cobbler at 17:21:2 Saturday February 22 2003
PS by my reckoning we are 1 game away from the worst winless sequence since 1993/4.

Oregon Cobbler at 17:0:6 Saturday February 22 2003
Sack that bastard Fenwick.

nsb at 16:49:3 Saturday February 22 2003
its quite amazing really, at the start of the season i accused trollope of living up to his name and you lot called me all sorts.... ficke lot that you are

Anon at 16:25:58 Saturday February 22 2003
Why is Abbey playing?

Anon at 15:38:10 Saturday February 22 2003
Cobblers 0 - BRCity 2 - FENWICK OUT!!!!!! - Preferably by half time!

Anon at 13:50:8 Saturday February 22 2003
you've all got short memories and are full of shit, fenwicks signing's apart from turner look good,he always plays dereck unlike someone i could mention,yes thing's still arnt great but it is still very tight at the bottom.and hand on heart how many more drubbing's were you all going to watch,after wycombe it was broahurst out now its a shame he went. sorry but thats bolloxs

Ray at 12:44:9 Saturday February 22 2003
The Tipping form is back in circulation. Please make sure you are getting to it from the front menu and rebookmarking it - thanks.

Tarquin at 11:43:2 Saturday February 22 2003
The Last Word at 11:37:9 Saturday February 22 2003 are you trying to say that Fenwick is a crap manager and has no idea,i found that very hard to believe.............

The Last Word at 11:37:9 Saturday February 22 2003
Paul Tripe is one of the worst signings we have ever made in my opinion (Yes I do remember Wilkinson!). You see it isn't just that he is no good, he was brought in with all this bollocks about being a leader and us being fortunate that he should choose our humble team over far superior offers but it was the captaincy that clinced it! For all of these reasons noone can be but disappointed in his ability and for anyone to still choose him over, in my humble opinion, the best 'footballer' we have in Paul Harsley is verging on lunacy!

No hope at 11:36:57 Saturday February 22 2003
There is no sanity clause

Bloke with a twitch at 11:35:47 Saturday February 22 2003
Fenwick out, Trollope off, Harsley on, Fenwick out and Fenwick out

santa bloody clause at 11:10:21 Saturday February 22 2003
trollope.......fit for the scrap heap

Trollope at 11:9:4 Saturday February 22 2003
The only reason I signed for the cobblers is because of a cluse in my contract that states that: "I must play if fit."

Robert Dunkley at 10:54:46 Saturday February 22 2003
I am sorry Fenwick is absolute garbage. He has no idea whatsoever we will not stay up drawing all our games. Yes our formation does make it harder for teams to break us down - but it makes it harder to attack as well. Having seen all bar one of Fenwick's games - you have to say it has been fluke that we have not been murdered - look at the sitters QPR, Luton and Blackpool all missed. He has dropped Harsley and even when playing him was using him as another defender in reality. The high offside line is so predictable it is untrue - time your run and it is a free shot on goal - if it was not for Glyn then we would have been walloped many a time. Fenwick has paid according to Tamworth source £7,500 for a player who was not cutting it in the Doc Martens league. Broadhurst even in his period horibelis got more points then Fwick. Fwick has been able to bring in Turner, Johnson, Rahim. The man is an idiot and winning the Trinidad title must be as easy as playing Championship Manager as without being at Luton's previous game, I knew their weak links did we exploit them - no. FENWICK OUT! FENWICK OUT! FENWICK OUT!

Pickled Judge at 9:33:56 Saturday February 22 2003
If we exclude the ommision of Harsley (don't mention Paul Tripe!) I honestly believe Fenwick has improved the way the team plays and made the right choices, I mean look at the transformation in McGregor for gods sake! The Luton match however was a step backwards because I feel the fear factor has now crept in. Today is the real clincher, whatever happens we must get 3 points but even if we don't it is too late now for a new man to come in so Fenwick would go at the end of the season and we will be playing Swansea again! Doomed, we are all doomed!!

CLICHE MAN at 8:52:3 Saturday February 22 2003
To be fair.............The managers come in had a look and he's stamped his authority on the place. He's taken a team destined for the Third Division and what he's done is he's slowed the drop to make it it many ways more painful. I mean we've come in at half time during the wycombe game and second half we've gone bang to be fair. The managers head's on the block rightly or wrongly and he's carried the can its the boards decision and we back them all the way on that one. But what i will say is we've gone for" a name" trouble is we've had a no-brainer and we've gone for the wrong name to be fair. how many times have we gone empty at the last post Fenners has worked hard on it in training and the players are enjoying the work outs. The supporters can boo all they want but they're not football people they don't see the amount of effort that goes in behind the scenes. i mean some of them supporters and to be fair its a minority, are praying for us to go down and they pay their money and they're entitled to say them things. COME ON TERRY SEE IF YOU CAN OUT CLICHE THAT.......

Oregon Cobbler at 1:48:34 Saturday February 22 2003
Can anyone tell me the longest sequence we've had without a win? I reckon Fenwick will shatter it.

onemanteam at 0:23:35 Saturday February 22 2003
Looking for a win tommorow against B City..Marco to score and Hargreaves will score if hes back in the side..as for Fenwick if we lose tommorow then he must leave. 2-1 to the Cobbs. se you there upper west row V. V for victory!!

a small rat at 22:57:29 Friday February 21 2003
I'm confident he'll take us down

Bloke with a twitch at 22:56:39 Friday February 21 2003
About time Fuckwit was given a vote of confidence Fenwick OUT

bloody madness of not at 22:54:8 Friday February 21 2003
ank u full time cancelled,oh you card,ace of spades possibly but,ish agrees with all that posted S. Heep at 22:13:8 Friday February 21 2003 ah laugh me not,cried so much or was it tears of a deadlock of sea shanty,me old hearty,never met a home,is where the board live,yes i know its late for the englanders but it's early here,british is strange time to postings of great journey,um i think you know my views on this matter.!!!!!!!!!!!!

S. Heep at 22:13:8 Friday February 21 2003
bloody madness of not, I couldn't agree more.

Terry Hawes at 22:1:37 Friday February 21 2003
Fenwick Out!! HAWES for NORTHAMPTON!! Cheers from Canada

Redscouse at 20:14:12 Friday February 21 2003
It's a shame to see The Direones in financial trouble....not! I remember going to the freindly with the sheep-shaggers a couple of pre-seasons ago, and watching that twat Turdley mocking the Cobbs fans about how much money he was getting ..and the lack of money at our club? Funny how things work out Eh!If only to put that not so good a keeper on the dole then bring on the money men!!!

bloody madness of not at 18:6:56 Friday February 21 2003
Striker(never on a sunday,maybe a futday or eating a sandwich earl of),um..........,um........,um.........,um Fenwick,........um,........um,..........um,i think you know my views on this matter.!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Travel Watch at 17:44:1 Friday February 21 2003
Away trip to Huddersfield Trust Travel £9 Adults £7 concessions Stonhill Travel (Sixfields) £12 Adults £8 concessions

LH at 17:41:22 Friday February 21 2003
Thanks for your last post Terry but what about that loan Striker ?

bloody madness of not at 17:29:18 Friday February 21 2003
ming ming ming ming fim fim bim bon Bumper crowd already Don't be silly You won't see many after seven earlier days if THAT'S enhanced newer hopes performance.if I take the trial or go through the door for marked yes, it seems to me like I'm paying for it though as I go to all the games your opinion doesn't count said fred the driver i disagreed when he was asked stand up why sit down,monsters from the valleys of the dont but loving sheep or hemp covered in sauce,never mind old boys network i'll be back said arnie but who will pay for us now that things are not rushed inside the alien,um i think you know my views on this matter,!!!!!!!!

Bumper crowd at 16:44:43 Friday February 21 2003
Don't be silly bazza, trollope is bound to start, meaning harsley on the bench. Haven't you learned yet that Fenwick will try and hold on for a point to help us out of the relegation mess. Putting Asamoah up front with Gabbs should scare any 2nd div defence but TF cant see that. Dont expect any points tomorrow and look forward to relegation if TF is still here on monday.

Cobblers World at 16:8:45 Friday February 21 2003
You can download any goal from both this and last season. No, I don't work for the club.

Cobblers World at 16:8:43 Friday February 21 2003
You can download any goal from both this and last season. No, I don't work for the club.

nsb at 15:44:59 Friday February 21 2003
bazza i expect a full match report with expert(?) commentary....

Bazza at 15:28:30 Friday February 21 2003
Right then: Thompson, CC, Gill, Burg, Reid. Johnson, Rahim, Hargreaves, Harsley. Fymo, Gabbs. See you tommorrow, West Stand.

9224 at 15:1:27 Friday February 21 2003
Presumably you'd be able to download Hodgie's Wonder Goal? You won't see many better than that ever

Anon at 14:26:10 Friday February 21 2003
Free Trial - well 'bonus' is that supposing they get to score a cracking goal.... then you can watch it again and again until they score again!

Free Trial at 14:10:55 Friday February 21 2003
Oh right, cheers. I might give it a go. Can't see the point of paying for it though as I go to all the games.

Anon at 13:0:55 Friday February 21 2003
i heard the turley rumour about 2 days after it hit the news. it is true

Anon at 11:28:35 Friday February 21 2003
Free Trial - you can cancel after seven days but if you miss that then youre stuck for six months!!

henry fiddle at 11:8:51 Friday February 21 2003
Fenwick out,well said bloke with a twitch,BUT you would never here me call for someones head,oh and by the way FENWICK OUT OUT OUT OUT OUT OUT OUT OUT OUT UTHYUO4HT,OUTOUTOUTOUTOUTOUT,HE'S CRAP,!!!!!!!!!!!!.

If it's true about Spilly at 11:5:28 Friday February 21 2003
Crikey - if THAT'S enhanced performance, why bother?!!!

The Drilling Cobbler at 10:47:19 Friday February 21 2003
The 'un-named' nandralone user in the nationwide league is apparently......'Spilly Turley'! Source - an unnamed toytown player who is shacked up with the bosses daughter! Couldnt resist this one - but it is definately true. And he was supposed to be injured...

Cobblers World at 10:46:8 Friday February 21 2003
IMHO it is pretty good........good for video playback of the goals (Oh how we live in hope), not so good on the interviews. The live commentary is 300% better than Radio Northampton Rugby Club if you can't get to a game. I think the fact that the club site tops the polls shows that, generally speaking, it is well operated. All in all not a bad deal really and it does help the club after all.

Anon at 10:43:59 Friday February 21 2003
about as good as the manager....

Tony Rayner at 10:6:37 Friday February 21 2003
Can anyone tell me please if 'Cobblers World' is good, bad or indifferent?

Bloke with a twitch at 9:59:29 Friday February 21 2003
Fenwick out

john at 9:58:23 Friday February 21 2003
bumper crowd, me too i have no intention of returning until fenwick has gone.

Bumper crowd at 9:50:32 Friday February 21 2003
I'll come back when Feckwit has been sacked

Looking on the bright side at 9:49:33 Friday February 21 2003
Has Fenwick been sacked yet?

Anon at 9:43:32 Friday February 21 2003
All it wuld have taken for us to have a decent run of results since Christmas would have been to have left Broadhurst in position. Discuss.

Free Trial at 9:26:27 Friday February 21 2003
This Cobblers World free trial thing, if I take the trial, it seems to me like I'm bound to pay for the service for 6 months/year after that. Is this right????

Anon at 9:22:18 Friday February 21 2003
You've hit the nail on the head there NSB, the only way to start a run of good results is to win. Thats where we are going wrong, we've not won for 52 days!!!!

nsb at 7:32:21 Friday February 21 2003
ive done a bit of a tony greig there (hord and forst) i actually meant first!

nsb at 7:31:11 Friday February 21 2003
i think that all i could take for us to start a run of good results is for fenwick to get his first bloody win under his belt, (either that or hed win a game, start thinking hes the dogs bollocks, not bother turning up after that and then wed never win another game) however, the real problem with all of this is where in the name of greek buggery is this forst win going to come from???

west stand woman at 21:23:33 Thursday February 20 2003
what makees you think yours is any better???????????????????????

Anon at 21:17:43 Thursday February 20 2003
your opinion doesn't count, because you're female. harsh but true.

west stand woman at 21:4:20 Thursday February 20 2003
watchathink i dont think cobblers will be playing direones next season we will stay up and the direones will have a bad run end up in the play offs and get beaten in the final

Martin at 20:37:28 Thursday February 20 2003
More than likely. They are definitely going to get automatic promotion. It rests on how we perform for the rest of the season. If we stay up then definitely yes, on the other hand if we get relegated then no. I hope that we pull together some good results to achieve the seemingly impossible and stay up. It would be a huge blow to go down especially with diamonds going up.

watchathink at 20:9:40 Thursday February 20 2003
Lets take a vote. Will Rushden and Diamonds be playing Cobblers next season. YES or NO? Sensible answers only please.

PC Friendly at 18:41:48 Thursday February 20 2003
If I see any suspicious substances at Sixfields on Saturday there will be hell to pay. Plus a little something for me like, know what I mean sonny? Do you think there is any chance of finding a decent team there?

Anon at 16:24:4 Thursday February 20 2003
Very Good

Shock events at Sixfields at 15:54:53 Thursday February 20 2003
Northampton's training ground mayhem... Football practice was delayed on Monday for nearly two hours at Sixfields Stadium. One of the players, while on his way to the changing rooms happened to notice a suspicious looking, unknown white powdery substance on the practice field. Manager Terry Fenwick immediately suspended practice while police were called in to investigate. After a complete field analysis, police forensics determined that the white substance unknown to the Northampton players was in fact part of the the goal line. Practice was resumed when police decided that the team would not be likely to encounter the substance again.

Paddy o'toole at 13:6:30 Thursday February 20 2003
You fecking racist

nsb at 12:51:47 Thursday February 20 2003
nice one!

NTFC fan at 11:57:34 Thursday February 20 2003
Aer Lingus Flight 101 was flying from Heathrow to Dublin one night with Paddy the Pilot and Shamus the co-pilot. As they approached Dublin airport, they looked out the front window. B'jeesus" said Paddy "Will ye look at how fookin short dat runway is". "You're not fookin kiddin Paddy", replied Shamus. "Dis is gonna be one a de trickiest landings you're ever gonna see" said Paddy. "You're not fookin kiddin Paddy", replied Shamus. "Right Shamus. When I give de signal, you put de engines in reverse" "Right, I'll be doing dat" replied Shamus. "And den ye put de flaps down straightaway" said Paddy. "Right, I'll be doing dat" replied Shamus. "And den ye stamp on dem brakes as hard as ye can" said Paddy. "Right, I'll be doing dat" replied Shamus. "And den ye pray to de Mother Mary with all a'your soul" said Paddy "I be doing dat already" replied Shamus. So they approached the runway with Paddy and Shamus full of nerves and sweaty palms. As soon as the wheels hit the ground, Shamus put the engines in reverse, put the flaps down, stamped on the brakes and prayed to Mother Mary with all of his soul. Amidst roaring engines, squealing of tyres and lots of smoke, the plane screeched to a halt centimetres from the end of the runway, much to the relief of Paddy and Shamus and everyone on board.As they sat in the cockpit regaining their composure, Paddy looked out the front window and said to Shamus "Dat has gotta be de shortest fookin runway I have EVER seen in me whole life". Shamus looked out the side window and replied "Yeah Paddy, but Look how fookin wide it is".

Macc Cobblers at 11:50:13 Thursday February 20 2003
Re MOM he is one behing Gabbi at the moment - but totally agree he should be in the starting line up for Saturday. Hopefully we will have Hargreaves back - and presumably will come in for McGregor, which will be a pity as McGregor has been playing well. I cannot see there being a place for Trollope - but should we bet on that !

Dear Mr Fenwick at 10:51:37 Thursday February 20 2003
Since Harsley will probably win player of the year, he must be streets ahead of anyone else - aren't you going to look a little foolish as you won't play him? One poor (by his own high standards) game v Cardiff does not make him a bad player.

Bring on the Harsley at 10:0:3 Thursday February 20 2003
Thats the chant from the off, if he is still on the bench Saturday. Bring on the Harsley! clap, clap-clap, clap, clap. Bring on the Harsley! clap, clap-clap, clap, clap. Bring on the Harsley! clap, clap-clap, clap, clap.Bring on the Harsley! clap, clap-clap, clap, clap etc. etc. etc.

a small rat at 9:54:23 Thursday February 20 2003
Was Ellis' business lunches a bit too liquid for Mr Cardoza's liking? Did anyone else see A.E. in Chevvies on a regular basis?

Old Stratford Gookie at 9:11:48 Thursday February 20 2003
Win all our games and WE WILL make the PLAY OFFS, im a pissamist!!

nsb (barmy about larry) at 7:31:13 Thursday February 20 2003
why dont we bring back.......

Anon at 5:54:9 Thursday February 20 2003
Fenwick must go. We'll be relegated by Easter.

Knokka at 23:31:53 Wednesday February 19 2003
Ted it would be lovely to see old Grigg's team go bust,I'm sure it would make everybody happy. Its always nice to see past success fall flat on its face, because anything like that always gives us Brits great satisfaction doesn't it?

NATseven at 23:4:18 Wednesday February 19 2003
Did you see us winding up those buggers at Luton. We were well up 4 it, we made kenilworth road our home I can tell you. We are back and we are hot.

Terry Fenwick (SBC) at 22:51:19 Wednesday February 19 2003
o.k you can stop giving me a hard time now , dont you forget who i am i played for england dont you know? and lay off my team and my right to choose who i want to play .. I was in BAHGDAD when you were in your dads bag!!

Anon at 21:27:28 Wednesday February 19 2003
Ted, F**k Off

bloody madness of not at 21:24:52 Wednesday February 19 2003
TROLLOPE F*cking Crap,um........!!you know my views on this matter

west stand woman at 20:46:29 Wednesday February 19 2003
Bazza hargreaves plsyed for about an hour in the reservs today he also scored a goal!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! so he might play saturday

Bazza at 19:24:15 Wednesday February 19 2003
Is Hargreaves fit enough to play on Sat? He must replace Trolloppe. What was Macca like against Luton? How can Fenwick drop Harsley?

MK Cobbler at 19:9:14 Wednesday February 19 2003
Good that we are back on the air. Definite withdrawal symtoms the past week. Wasn't there but told that 3-2 flattered us at Luton with CC and Stamp especially poor. Must must must have a new striker. I read about the cost but what is the cost of relegation?

Rob Dunkley at 18:54:20 Wednesday February 19 2003
Fenwick is taking us down - we will not win games playing 4-5-1 and what the hell has Harsley done to get dropped! Still one good thing is Lee Harper played 45 minutes for the reserves - I still would like us to extend Thompsons loan as I think he is doing very well and perhaps being a bit taller than Lee is better in the air.

Ted at 18:47:8 Wednesday February 19 2003
Any Direones fans out there want to talk about their current financial situation which is now causing great concern according to Teletext.If there is one club that I would love to see go under it`s that one.Perhaps the Trust could lend them their buckets, now the begging is over at Sixfields.

2+2=5? at 17:34:27 Wednesday February 19 2003
In last nights Chron Fenwick said that wewere likely to lose out on signing a first division striker on loan as another first division club were likely to offer a better deal. Tony Rougier of Reading has today joined Brighton on a months loan. we are now being strongly linked to Luton crock Carl Griffiths.

Anon at 17:8:52 Wednesday February 19 2003
In our present league position no decent striker will come to the club,in any case any decent strikers are already taken. Plenty of defenders about and thats the best we can hope for,just to keep out the oposition from scoring.

nsb at 12:59:11 Wednesday February 19 2003
what rumours have the chronic churned out whilst the mighty cobblers comments was away? the wreh deal has probably died by now, robins has gont to bristol, butler doesnt want to go anywhere, and whoever the other fella was that we were meant to be signing, larry was his name?????

9224 at 12:6:44 Wednesday February 19 2003
We don't need to waste another loan on a defender when we have an experienced, able, death-or-glory centre back picking splinters out of his arse. Who would you rather have at the club, Sammo or Fenwick? I know my choice!

MKMal at 11:32:6 Wednesday February 19 2003
Just our luck! Bristol City were having a bad run. What do they do, go and sign Mark Robbins from Rotherham on a months loan. He played last night and they win with him scoring. Who do we play on Saturday just when their bad run has come to an end?

Cobblers Comments at 11:18:14 Wednesday February 19 2003
I must say how nice it was to be able to get away for the weekend. After non-stop listening to some of the garbage spouted on here since 1996, I decided to take a holiday. I feel much better now.

Full house at 11:1:43 Wednesday February 19 2003
Exciting football at home will put bums on seats. 5 in midfield will not. FENWICK OUT

Claret shorts at 11:0:5 Wednesday February 19 2003
Do NOT ..............

Claret shorts at 10:59:29 Wednesday February 19 2003
White shorts do bring good results, bring back claret shorts.

west stand woman at 10:44:32 Wednesday February 19 2003
why is fenwick trying to get in a defender we need a striker and quick!!!!!!!!! p.s. nice to be back on i thought the site had gone for good COME ON YOU COBBLERS!!!!!!!!!!!!

Gavin Peastings at 10:6:27 Wednesday February 19 2003
I think Morrison is better than Stamp. Harsley is better than Trollope, oh sorry - hang on - I was just trying to think who was worse than Trollope but I'm stumped.

Andrew Proudfoot at 10:4:42 Wednesday February 19 2003
Why what happens if you give the nigerian fellow your details? I thought it sounded like a good idea so I gave him mine.

Doh at 9:4:19 Wednesday February 19 2003
Doh

pihuan at 8:15:22 Wednesday February 19 2003
sorry about last post but last entry read feb.13th when I switched on.

pihuan at 8:12:19 Wednesday February 19 2003
What's going on here, a timewarp or a boycott. I know the defeat at Luton was disappointing but not enough to strike everyone dumb surely!

nsb at 7:39:20 Wednesday February 19 2003
and by the way... great to be back! work was getting unbearable ha ha!

nsb at 7:28:33 Wednesday February 19 2003
have i mentioned that larry is available on a free?

Bloke with a twitch at 0:38:58 Wednesday February 19 2003
I think stampy needs some good coaching to bring him on. Sure he wont get any quicker over the ground, but might get into better positions, and improve his distribution. Leaving him up front on his own will never win games and will only destroy what little confidence he might have left. Fenwick out before it's too late

Anon at 0:32:18 Wednesday February 19 2003
Fenwick are you going 2 beat your portsmouth record?

Anon at 0:30:36 Wednesday February 19 2003
You egg chasing luton c**t

Ray at 0:15:26 Wednesday February 19 2003
Apologies for the missing boards over the last few days. UKOL upgraded th eserver and the scripts went AWOL.. everything is now back to normal(ish)...

whyihatebritain at 22:53:39 Tuesday February 18 2003
Because people cant spell in their postings.

onemanteam at 22:52:16 Tuesday February 18 2003
Bloke your dead on mate bout TF he really has lost the plot we have enough defenders we need a striker to partner Marco and get shot of Stampy he has not shown me he his capable of the strikers role.sell him and use to money to pay a loanees wages,just till the end of the season so we can stay in this division and consolodate in the close season and have a clear out og the old wood.

Bloke with a twitch at 22:38:50 Tuesday February 18 2003
Some good news at last, CC back on-line, Hooray! Doesn't alter the fact that Fenwick has only secured 2 points in his role as manager. Excuses such as 'we're playing the top teams' won't wash. We BEAT cadiff and luton in the reverse fixtures, drew against pish and crewe, so wise up Tel. 4-5-1 and leaving Harsley on the bench, securing another defender when we are desperate for a striker, my verdict is he's not good enough. In any profession the norm is a 3 month probation period in a new job, if you prove to be useless within that time you're out on your ear. Time to get rid. Fenwick OUT

stamford cobbler at 22:32:51 Tuesday February 18 2003
whats the news on weah, iriekipen anyone else at the moment?

TRB Mark at 22:23:24 Tuesday February 18 2003
Descisions, Descisions, do I post on here or reply to the Nigerians offering TRB Mark $25,000,000,000 if only I'm dumb enough to give them my bank details.....

Deepcut Cobbler at 22:13:24 Tuesday February 18 2003
Thank heavens for that. My Cobblers fix restored. Anything that we need to know about Ray? COME ON YOU COBBLERS!!!

Martin at 20:6:39 Tuesday February 18 2003
Thank god for that! I thought that ray had abandoned the board and was contemplating making one myself. How else would i keep up with the rumour mill?

Towny at 19:14:3 Tuesday February 18 2003
Great to be back on,now,Trollope was crap again on sat,Luton stinks,wheres our new striker,why did you take Macca off on sat FenDick,who was the C@*T in the saints shirt,wheres the money,Gearys getting closer.oh and a midfield of Harsley-Rahim-Johnson-Hargreaves- on sat would be nice+ inkpen+ new striker!!!!!!!!!!! ha ha ha

Sid the Sexist at 18:38:28 Tuesday February 18 2003
I happen to think that the best thing about the NTFC message boards is me. I have increased postings tenfold and have been offered a holiday with one of the board members daughters.

BR at 18:12:2 Tuesday February 18 2003
Just finished opening the Valentine's cards eh Ray?

Ted at 18:6:16 Tuesday February 18 2003
I was getting worried.For a minute I thought it was something I had said.

LH at 17:55:8 Tuesday February 18 2003
Are we back online ?

hi :) at 17:51:51 Tuesday February 18 2003
test :)

Anon at 20:59:41 Thursday February 13 2003
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Anon at 19:46:05 Thursday February 13 2003
Jamie Cureton is out of favour at Reading. He can score goals for fun.

Liz Carroll-Wheat at 18:38:25 Thursday February 13 2003
Cobblers are rubbish!

NaughtyanalNigel at 18:10:07 Thursday February 13 2003
i love stuffing boys

NaughtyNigel at 17:38:49 Thursday February 13 2003
Anyone coming to Luton on saturday to watch you get stuffed? Up the Hatters!

Old News at 10 at 17:21:57 Thursday February 13 2003
Broadhurst is now Atkins assistant at Oxford............how quaint!!

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Nick Knox at 16:44:33 Thursday February 13 2003
Does anyone here subscribe to that 'Cobblers World' site thingy? What is it like etc?

big jim at 15:42:50 Thursday February 13 2003
Welch has signed for Mansfield town

Bazza at 15:34:25 Thursday February 13 2003
TF is looking for one or maybe two assistants. How about K. Broadhurst & K. Wilson?

Sean from London at 15:27:45 Thursday February 13 2003
Ireland were very professional yesterday and beat Scotland easily. Sven is clueless and just does not know how to get the best out of players

nelly at 14:32:57 Thursday February 13 2003
....NELLYVILLE

Bazza at 14:30:59 Thursday February 13 2003
LH, Not much point in England playing friendlies if no-one tries, just undermines confidence of players fans etc.

LH at 13:15:15 Thursday February 13 2003
Its not Sven's fault if the players are told by their Clubs ,not to try to hard ,in case they get injured . Also INMO good article today from Steve Riches in the Chron. Sometimes writes a load of B******s but agree with what's printed today. Another also : Interesting to see that Hodder (who was constantly knocked on this board) is now Commecial Director for Leicester ! So who is running our commercial side ? Note only website promtions recently , no kid for a quid etc....

Bazza at 12:56:50 Thursday February 13 2003
Anyone bother to watch England? Were we really bad or just didn't try? is it time for Sven to go? Is anyone else having trouble with the offal shite? Can I think of another sentance to end in a question mark?

Selwyn Scoff at 12:06:44 Thursday February 13 2003
I have been following The Cobblers nigh on 73 years now and never have I read such smut. You should be ashamed of yourselves. This is my first visit to the Internet and needless to say I won't be back. Now wheres this hun thing....

Muddy at 10:28:57 Thursday February 13 2003
Yes I am shit scared of the Cambridge

nsb at 07:28:14 Thursday February 13 2003
re to nsb: yes he would sign him up!

I wonder at 22:50:50 Wednesday February 12 2003
Do Luton Town often lose two on the trot?

Ernie Wise at 22:42:35 Wednesday February 12 2003
time to burn the goalposts at Upton Park and put them in a little urn?

Samantha Williams at 22:25:58 Wednesday February 12 2003
Very informative site. I promise to come back. :) Samantha Williams

Percy Shanks at 21:26:09 Wednesday February 12 2003
The Star. Ex-Northampton Manager Ian Atkins, currently with high-flying Oxford United, has given his most frank interview yet regarding events at that hapless club. His full story will be told this Friday. Hear how on match days beer was swigged from casks on the team bus by directors of the club and on one away tie in York prostitutes were taken to rooms along with copious quantities of cocaine and cuban cigars. The incredible whole story is revealed to hack Steve Marshall who swears 'my cynical, depraved journalistic bent was further distorted by these stories of lust, lucre and ladies'. Quite incredible.

Anon at 19:45:39 Wednesday February 12 2003
Wreh is overweight, Fenwick says Northampton trialist Christopher Wreh has been told he is overweight by Cobblers boss Terry Fenwick. The 27-year-old striker left Arsenal in December 2000 and has since then the Liberia international has had disappointing spells at Al-Hilal, in Saudi Arabia, and St Mirren. "Christopher looks like he needs a month to six weeks' fitness work to get his weight off," Fenwick told NorthantsNews.com. "He's not doing himself justice at the moment because he is so overweight. "He has shown one or two nice glimpses and has got pace but he is very heavy and I can't just take people on board for the sake of it."

to nsb at 18:16:44 Wednesday February 12 2003
Bristol rovers have taken armand one on trial, would he do?

LH at 16:45:35 Wednesday February 12 2003
Good to see Hargreaves back for stiffs, hopefully he can make it for Luton.Although we have seen a welcome new side to McGregor a left footer in left midfield would give us more balance again. Possibly bring out a bit more in CC again.

read what you will....... at 16:09:31 Wednesday February 12 2003
Lee Bradbury was named in the squad to travel to this afternoon's reserve game (according to Pompey's website). Looking at the 2 sides on our website, Bradbury was'nt even on the bench!

marco at 15:04:37 Wednesday February 12 2003
robins has joined Tranmere on month's loan

Anon at 11:06:45 Wednesday February 12 2003
Rotherham striker Mark Robins is set for a loan move to an unnamed club this week after struggling to make the first team this season. The former Manchester United striker, who turned down a move to Second Division Tranmere last week, has attracted interest from an unnamed club and a deal is described as a "fair possibility".

Jeremy's Pacman at 10:28:45 Wednesday February 12 2003
I agree with you.

Anon at 08:27:16 Wednesday February 12 2003
Martin Butler is thinking over a loan move to Luton. He has turned down Bristol City

nsb at 07:37:40 Wednesday February 12 2003
has all this rumour mongering come from the chronic? can anyone tell me their website so that i can have a read of some of their bullshit?

nsb at 07:33:03 Wednesday February 12 2003
were supposed to be in the relegation zone, but we have butler, wreh and rivaldo all making their way down the M1, something is slightly amiss no?

nsb at 07:31:18 Wednesday February 12 2003
what we need to do is get a striker form bristol rovers, they always go on to become superstars straight after they leave there!

Blakey Manager at 00:20:06 Wednesday February 12 2003
We'll get him, Butler.

Anon at 20:56:45 Tuesday February 11 2003
butler at reading just come back from injury,manager says on monday that he'd like to loan him out for the rest of the season.!!!!!!!!!

BR the self rightous arse at 20:19:16 Tuesday February 11 2003
i love me

Henry fiddle at 20:18:02 Tuesday February 11 2003
One down one to go,by the way did i mention Fenwick out out out out out out out out out out outout,bye bye bye bye Ellis missing you already.OH AND FENWICK OUT OUT OUT OUT OUT ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh out outo puh pourhtqu ht8h

BR the self rightous arse at 20:17:27 Tuesday February 11 2003
all change - dunno but that's probably the shortest spelling of reign.

welsh men cant play at 20:14:36 Tuesday February 11 2003
towny you are hilarious

Towny at 19:53:29 Tuesday February 11 2003
I doubt theyll sign Stallard now Danny Allsops injured.Wots all this crap about Mr Geary and spots Mr Anon you have obviously never met the bloke,the only spot hes got is the one in the middle of the north stand!! wots appened to Turner not mentioned in the stiffs tomorrow, looks like Trollope aint gonna get in the Welsh team ,Neil Kinnock was preffered.

Anon at 19:10:32 Tuesday February 11 2003
http://www.safc.com/first/ticketnews.asp?article=51701 £17 all areas to watch prem football at Sunderland

all change at 18:51:16 Tuesday February 11 2003
Was the Ellis rein as chairman, the shortest in football history?

Anon at 17:46:57 Tuesday February 11 2003
i think we should start the "Don't even think about raising prices for next season, they're a rip off as it is" campaign now.

Isla Sinclair at 17:36:57 Tuesday February 11 2003
You are starting to recalify my prognosis now Scottish person, so don't intensify the emolument.

Ooop at 16:47:37 Tuesday February 11 2003
I remember that Eastcotecobbler... remember him hitting the post early in the second half, when he was clean through with only Pyscho to beat..had he scored it would have made it 3-0 we probably wouldnt have come back from that. Not that it mattered of course as Halifax lost at home to Hereford.

Anon at 16:36:08 Tuesday February 11 2003
we love you, we are like your greatest fans....we are girls of 16 and 17 and our lives revolve around you. you are fab and in division 2-love it.....only thing is we have to travel on buses from Leicester to support, is there any way that you could move cobblers home ground nearer to us in Leicester???

Thick Scottish Tart at 16:09:49 Tuesday February 11 2003
Isla, did you mean tangentially? as targentally is not a word either? and forebearance suggests that I am holding back on my criticism which of course is a tad supercilious.

LH at 15:59:13 Tuesday February 11 2003
There you go , must be true then !

eastcoteobbler at 15:58:54 Tuesday February 11 2003
Any one remember Carl Griffith at Shrewsbury and the gestures he made to us on scoring their second goal......

IN THE KNOW at 15:57:37 Tuesday February 11 2003
Stallard is the man div one experience is a bluff

Anon at 15:56:46 Tuesday February 11 2003
I heard it was a division one striker. Oh no, I read it in the Chron.

Isla Sinclair at 15:54:19 Tuesday February 11 2003
Somebody is having a joke at my expense but I'm targentally equipped to handle it so their forbearance is wasted.

Jurgen Dewdrop at 15:53:00 Tuesday February 11 2003
A dutch cap?

MKMal at 15:50:10 Tuesday February 11 2003
What about former Man Utd and Norwich striker Mark Robins currently at Rotherham. Apparently he was going to Barnsley on loan, but they are not allowed to sign him.

FAO spelling of the day at 15:47:19 Tuesday February 11 2003
look trollope the only cap YOU'RE gonna get is ................ fill in the missing word

Anon at 15:24:49 Tuesday February 11 2003
Try Carl Griffiths - proven goal scorer coming back from injury with a TF Pompey connection

Anon at 15:16:53 Tuesday February 11 2003
paul robinson, wimbledon striker, just got back from loan at carlisle. used to be at newcastle i think. paul reid, ex-carlile, could have something to do with it?

Rob Dunkley at 14:11:33 Tuesday February 11 2003
This is just a guess - but my money would be on Lee Bradbury. Terry F signed him at Portsmouth and he has just come back from injury and returned from a loam spell at Sheffield Wednesday.

LH at 14:07:45 Tuesday February 11 2003
Told in confidence so will keep it to myself for time being thanks.

BIG JIM at 14:01:15 Tuesday February 11 2003
How is Christopher Wreh`s trial going? Does anybody know? LH who do you think this div 1 striker is then?

quiz of the day at 13:59:50 Tuesday February 11 2003
look trollope the only cap your gonna get is ................ fill in the missing word

LH at 13:21:02 Tuesday February 11 2003
I dont know where the Stallard rumour came from, I heard that it was a proven Div 1 striker returning from injury.

BIG JIM at 13:18:41 Tuesday February 11 2003
Where have all these rumours about Stallard come from.....He would be ideal though if it were true!

Stallard is on his way down the M1 at 13:17:04 Tuesday February 11 2003
Real name Mark Stallard Height 6.00 Weight 12.04 Date of birth 24-10-1974 Place of birth Derby Position Forward Nationality England Current Club Currently playing for Notts Co Signed on 03-03-1999 Fee Unknown Squad number 9 All time playing career Club From To Fee League FA Cup League cup Other Notts Co 03-03-1999 Unknown 135 (13) 54 8 (0) 3 11 (0) 6 2 (0) 0 Wycombe 07-03-1997 03-03-1999 £ 100000 70 (3) 23 0 (0) 0 5 (1) 1 2 (0) 1 Preston 14-02-1997 01-03-1997 Loan 4 (0) 1 0 (0) 0 0 (0) 0 0 (0) 0 Bradford 18-01-1996 07-03-1997 £ 110000 33 (9) 10 0 (1) 0 2 (0) 1 3 (0) 2 Bradford 12-01-1996 17-01-1996 Loan 0 (1) 0 0 (0) 0 0 (0) 0 0 (0) 0 Fulham 23-09-1994 Loan 4 (0) 3 0 (0) 0 0 (0) 0 0 (0) 0 Derby 06-11-1991 17-01-1996 Trainee 19 (8) 2 2 (1) 0 2 (1) 2 3 (0) 2 Totals £ 210000 265 (34) 93 10 (2) 3 20 (2) 10 10 (0) 5 goals / game 0.31 0.25 0.45 0.5 Apps Goals Apps Goals Apps Goals Apps Goals Games played by Mark Stallard in 2002/2003 Goals Cards 10-08-2002 English Division 2 Notts Co 1-1 Wycombe 0 13-08-2002 English Division 2 Crewe 0-3 Notts Co 1 17-08-2002 English Division 2 Stockport 0-0 Notts Co 0 24-08-2002 English Division 2 Notts Co 0-2 Wigan 0 26-08-2002 English Division 2 Barnsley 0-0 Notts Co 0 31-08-2002 English Division 2 Notts Co 2-2 Brentford 1 07-09-2002 English Division 2 Notts Co 1-3 Oldham 0 10-09-2002 English League Cup Oldham 3-2 Notts Co 1 14-09-2002 English Division 2 Luton 2-2 Notts Co 0 17-09-2002 English Division 2 Port Vale 3-2 Notts Co 0 21-09-2002 English Division 2 Notts Co 0-1 Cardiff 0 28-09-2002 English Division 2 Cheltenham 1-4 Notts Co 2 05-10-2002 English Division 2 Notts Co 2-2 Peterborough 1 12-10-2002 English Division 2 Huddersfield 3-0 Notts Co 0 19-10-2002 English Division 2 Notts Co 2-1 Northampton 1 22-10-2002 LDV Vans Trophy Notts Co 2-3 Wigan 0 26-10-2002 English Division 2 Chesterfield 0-0 Notts Co 0 29-10-2002 English Division 2 Notts Co 1-1 Swindon 0 09-11-2002 English Division 2 Notts Co 2-2 Mansfield 0 16-11-2002 English FA Cup Southport 4-2 Notts Co 0 23-11-2002 English Division 2 Notts Co 2-3 Colchester 0 30-11-2002 English Division 2 Blackpool 1-1 Notts Co 0 03-12-2002 English Division 2 Bristol C 3-2 Notts Co 2 14-12-2002 English Division 2 Notts Co 3-0 QPR 0 21-12-2002 English Division 2 Tranmere 2-2 Notts Co 2 26-12-2002 English Division 2 Notts Co 3-2 Barnsley 1 01-01-2003 English Division 2 Wigan 3-1 Notts Co 1 18-01-2003 English Division 2 Brentford 1-1 Notts Co 0 21-01-2003 English Division 2 Notts Co 3-2 Stockport 1 25-01-2003 English Division 2 Notts Co 0-2 Plymouth 0 01-02-2003 English Division 2 Wycombe 3-1 Notts Co 1 04-02-2003 English Division 2 Notts Co 2-2 Crewe 0 08-02-2003 English Division 2 Mansfield 3-2 Notts Co 2 Goals: 17 Yellow cards: 7 Red Cards: 0

Thick Scottish Tart at 12:29:12 Tuesday February 11 2003
Isla, there is no such word as paragenitor, you probably meant peremptory or peremptorious. Now you are living in Northamptonshire you can drop the posh tart disquise and start talking in words of two sylables or less.

FAO Drilling at 11:33:38 Tuesday February 11 2003
Shows what good business and football men they are if we can get Rahim and Johnson for Forrester!

Muddy Pants at 11:28:36 Tuesday February 11 2003
Thats where I got my name from, anyone seen my girlfriend??

Cambridge Top Crew Cuts at 11:18:12 Tuesday February 11 2003
Is that the Muddy that doesnt go to the games anymore cos we know who he is, after a ruck in the pub near 6 Fields, I bet ur still wearing the same brown pants, ur hard on here

Isla Sinclair at 10:59:01 Tuesday February 11 2003
Shut up Dork, you paragenitor. Aggresive bugger aren't you.

Dork at 10:43:11 Tuesday February 11 2003
anon at 08:59, get a life you Dork, if the Trust updated the fans any more than they do now they would need to wake us up personally every morning with a specially adapted Trust alarm call!! I am quite happy with the news the trust put out and their up front answers to fans questions, I appreciate their open forums and think the development of the Supporters fund with the club is a brilliant move, Their website ntfctrust.co.uk is a good read and is updated about once a week. I am a happy Trust member. So whats your beef? are you just one of those silly "I travel with Sixfields Travel and we don't like the trust" morons if so you may like to take a poll of those who travel with STC, you will find that a large number including me are Trust members. STC is a travel club, it does it's job well, it is not a supporter group and does not involve itself in anything other than running coaches. My personal view is that its officers should attend Trust exec meetings tell its travelling members it is proud to be a part of the Trust and tell people like yourself to get a life.

I've heard that...... at 10:01:14 Tuesday February 11 2003
Stallard from Notts County will join Cobblers very soon - poss. in time for Luton game!

Rob Dunkley at 09:46:55 Tuesday February 11 2003
Drilling - in terms of buying the main man is Cardoza as the club are calling him "majority" shareholder. Does anyone wonder if AE was appointed as a chairman as he would be a name we would associate with football. Having heard Ken Good speak, I think he comes across well and will be hopefully learn from Andrew Ellis's recent own goals with the media!

trevour at 09:33:27 Tuesday February 11 2003
ellis not up to job from day one. problem is goode is a worse option, what is his background ??????? has he ever run a company before , if so whats his track record.

The Drilling Cobbler at 09:23:26 Tuesday February 11 2003
Nothing 'old news' about Ellis stepping down - the guy denied categorically last week that this was going to happen and has once again gone back on his word. Personnally I am not comfortable about the current goings on. Why would someone buy a football club only to announce less than 2 months later that they havnt got enough time for it? Its not as if Ellis hasnt been involved with a football club before, he would therefore have known what he was getting himself into. We now have Ellis cronies as chairman and manager. Still the relatively small PFA loan has yet to be paid, and as for the inland revenue... New players have been brought in but at the expense of Forrester - so in real terms no investment has actually been made on the playing side because I doubt that the combined wages of the players brought in are as high as what Forresters were. We need to see something 'positive' coming out of the new regime - with the exception of Brent Rahim and a solitary win at Barnsley nothing good has happened since Ellis took over. I fear that next season, regardless of what division we are in, the bulk of our support(ie, 3000 season ticket holders) will be sitting on the fence alongside the 'floaters' rather than reinvesting their time and money into watching NTFC every Saturday. Something radical needs to happen and it needs to happen quickly. If anyone who subscribes to Cobblers World has heard the inteview with Ellis/kemp please post a summery. And lets get another forward in time for Luton please! (Bazza - regarding Trust sponsorship, this has not moved forward as of yet but it is a project I am going to give some time and energy to very shortly).

Anon at 08:59:02 Tuesday February 11 2003
Still no report from the Trust on their site then. Up to date my foot!

Muddy at 08:44:48 Tuesday February 11 2003
ANON ???? If Iam A Bear Matey You Must Be A Christmas Tree Then,And As For Geary's Jumper Its Probably Been To More Games Than You Have Been In Your Life Matey. NTFC Proud To Be

The Man from Burtons or was it SMC at 08:32:49 Tuesday February 11 2003
Lee 599 match cobbler, same jumper and same pimples!!!

Deepcut Cobbler at 05:22:05 Tuesday February 11 2003
nsb. WALOC is available and read worldwide. My distributor aims to get it to me within a week of publication. COME ON YOU COBBLERS!!!

Mick at 22:02:24 Monday February 10 2003
Blue Square have The Cobblers at evens to get relegated. 8/11 to stay up. So on average they think we are more likely to stay up - but only just!

ANON at 21:33:32 Monday February 10 2003
Muddy is a bear and lee geary still wears the same jumper from 10 years ago

Anon at 20:45:07 Monday February 10 2003
It is old news,and not very interesting::::: I consider the Chairman of our club to be quite interesting

Bloke with a twitch at 20:24:36 Monday February 10 2003
Henry Fiddle, well done on your campaign to remove part of the problem, how do you propose sorting the other one out?

a small rat at 20:12:38 Monday February 10 2003
Is the ship sinking yet?

Anon at 20:09:03 Monday February 10 2003
It is old news,and not very interesting.Everything is as it were except Good and Ellis have swapped roles.Ellis is now a director.It's no good trying to small a rat,when there isn't one.

Jimbo at 19:50:35 Monday February 10 2003
I would say David Cardoza maybe?

Not Very Old at 19:27:46 Monday February 10 2003
Old news, it aint all that old mate he only took over as chairman in December, and last week in the Local paper he said he was staying on. If Ken Good, who seems more interested in doing the job is the new chair, then who is the new deputy chair? and who is still left on the board cuz i am confused.

re: Phil at 13:53:21 at 19:11:31 Monday February 10 2003
marco clearly wasn't fouled. personally i found his constant diving fairly embarrassing on saturday.

John Matthews at 18:03:51 Monday February 10 2003
Ticket stub wanted for Cardiff match. If you can help please email me. Cheers. john@jmatthews80.fsnet.co.uk

oLD nEWS at 17:18:45 Monday February 10 2003
Ellis has been saying for some time he would relinquish this role due to time committments

Resigned!!! at 16:51:06 Monday February 10 2003
Andrew Ellis has resigned as chairman!! this is not bullshit it's on the official site!!

ellis resigns at 16:49:41 Monday February 10 2003
what a surprise another lie

Towny at 16:11:57 Monday February 10 2003
Henry Fiddle:your prayers are about to be answered !!!!!!!!!!

pIMPLES at 15:15:55 Monday February 10 2003
aRE COOL BUT SHOULD BE GONE BY GAME 700!!!

Anon at 15:04:09 Monday February 10 2003
Marco was offside? Thats a laugh!

Muddy at 14:53:39 Monday February 10 2003
There's Only One Frankie Belfon,One Frankie Belfon We Are Walking A Long,Singing A Song,Walking In A Belfon Wonderland

Phil at 13:53:21 Monday February 10 2003
See in The Mirror Ian Holloway is fuming at our goal being allowed to stand as Marco was offside. No mention of their goal though for Marco being fouled.

nsb at 12:31:21 Monday February 10 2003
been having trouble posting today, its this bloody italian internet, there must be one bloody phone line for the whole country! thanks for the match comments guys, we sound like were more organised, but what we really need is to get a couple of wins!!!! has anyone heard anything about the chris wreh deal? lets get larry back that'll sort us out

George - Bucks No1 Cobbler at 12:14:13 Monday February 10 2003
Agree with most, yesterday we were Ok, but again not attacking enough and we have no striking options apart from Del, and that would mean playing 4-4-2 and vhanging the system (not that Im against that). Always like to back players (Abbey et al) but trollope was shocking and has never raelly played a blinder. HOWEVER, if you have, Hars, rahima nd Johnson you have 3 attacking midfielders and no one to cover. Although maybe Johnson could do that? What Hargreaves comes back will it bye bye macca? And finally whats the point bringing in a player and then they dont even make the bench - re TURNER???? Why buy him for 6 months when we need a striker I ask ya.

Derek Griffiths at 10:52:28 Monday February 10 2003
... and I heard that that nice Hambel turned out to be a lesbian.

Muddy at 10:42:38 Monday February 10 2003
GET A LIFE AND SOME PIMPLE CREAM ????????? You Must Be A F**king Sad Saints Fan Or A Rushden & Dustbins Fan I Bet You Only Go To Sixfields To Watch Status Quo Or Its A Knockout You Sad Twat. A Lease Mr Geary Supports His Team Through Thick And Thin Well Done G Keep It Going Matey

Memory Lane Cobbler at 07:40:13 Monday February 10 2003
Cobblers 70s shirt, THE one with the hoops, size Medium, black Number 9 stitched on the back (THERE'S ONLY ONE FRANKIE LARGE!!), good condition for sale on the Ebay auction site. Put in the search word of "Northampton" to find it. Get bidding you Cobblers!! Retro is the new Modern!

nsb at 07:21:34 Monday February 10 2003
re: deepcut cobb..... do they sell WALOC abroad?

Anon at 23:25:01 Sunday February 9 2003
Remember to always refer to boro as "barry Frys Peterboro" they are getting really pi$$ed off with that

Matt Paint at 23:19:16 Sunday February 9 2003
I love ventriloquists, party-poopers and number six unfiltered does that make me a humble man or a crony from days of yore.

bloody madness of not at 22:30:57 Sunday February 9 2003
All of you who regularly contribute the crap to this site,you know my views on this matter,um!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Anon at 22:20:54 Sunday February 9 2003
IF, is a very big word.

south beds cobbler at 22:08:11 Sunday February 9 2003
Having seen luton on a few occasions this season ,without howard they are well beatable. if we can keep spring and crowe quiet we,ll do ok,

oldbrook cobbler at 21:53:14 Sunday February 9 2003
childs view, i use the official site message board and its absoloutly fine, at least on there its usually confined to football talk, on here its usually confined to anything but football! a word for thompson yesterday, second half he kept us in it otherwise it would of been 1pt from 15pts. a fine keeper who we should be looking to hang onto next season.

Deepcut Cobbler at 21:49:43 Sunday February 9 2003
All of you who regularly contribute the crap to this site and spout off about how badly the club is run or about to be run, get a copy of the recent WALOC. Abraham Anstruthers piece is a very well written with level headed words from a man who has been through a great deal supporting NTFC. His words ring so very true and put into perspective all that is about supporting the Cobblers. Read it and lets desist from our banal slaggings and go forward always supporting NTFC. Whatever happens to the hierarchy or the players, we will always support those who turn up and wear the claret and white on the park each matchday. COME ON YOU COBBLERS!!! and well done to Abraham....

A Childs View at 21:44:01 Sunday February 9 2003
Blimey - glad I came on here! Might have to start looking at the official site message board even though its a pain to read etc. We were ok yesterday - nothing more than that. I know everybody is being patient and we do have some good players now, however, 2 points from 15 and now we are in the relegation zone. Luton away, Bristol City and Swindon coming up - I'm not too optimistic I'm afraid! Hope and Reid still looked shit yesterday, thank God Burge will have to be back at Luton - I hope he has a stormer and forces TF to stick with him. Rahim did well in the more attacking role - just shows what I know about where he should play!! Trollope was crap and shouldn't be getting in ahead of Harsley. 451 again - too negative at home. Last bit of rant, Gabbi was fouled immediately before QPR scored and the ref should have blown, however, if you drop to the floor as much as Gabbi did you have to expect the odd one to go against you. We really needed 3 points yesterday - in the relegation zone now, we were never there under KB - makes you think doesn't it? Even so, I'm still glad he's gone. Luton will be tough on Saturday so we need to take a few to cheer on the boys, what else is there to do on a Saturday?

? at 21:42:38 Sunday February 9 2003
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Tarquin at 21:39:28 Sunday February 9 2003
excellent posting TRB....i couldnt have put it better myself

Anon at 21:31:58 Sunday February 9 2003
its unreserved seating at luton. does anybody know the old bills e mail?

johnboy at 21:12:06 Sunday February 9 2003
excellent posting TRB....i couldnt have put it better myself

TRB Mark at 21:05:38 Sunday February 9 2003
Why don't we ask the Cheif C*ntsable of Northamptonshire to become our new chairman, after all, the club is virtually run by the police. Home fans can't get a ticket on the day while loads of QPR fans are let in towards half time. Near Chevvy's there are travellers camped, I presume illegally with rubbish dumped everywhere, but no, lets pretend that all football fans are criminals and turn a blind eye to those who are a bit more problematic to deal with. Blimey, I'm going to have to stop reading the Mail on Sunday!

tickets for luton at 20:56:57 Sunday February 9 2003
Tickets for luton on saturday?,can you sit where you like or numbered seats and are there plenty left?

nsb at 20:42:52 Sunday February 9 2003
jesus what has appened to this site, i come here looking for an eyewitness account of yesterdays proceedings all i find is reams of come on you cobblers and etc..... would anyone like to post their views on the match please, and does anyone know if anything is happening with the chris wreh deal?

self rightous arse you are BR at 19:38:58 Sunday February 9 2003
BR piss off

BR at 18:59:46 Sunday February 9 2003
I was going to post a well observed comment about yesterday's game and enthrall you all with my wit and charm but having read the crap posted on here today, I feel it would be out of place.

ME AGAIN at 18:47:06 Sunday February 9 2003
OR THE TEAM WHO CANT SPELL

CRAPDEFENDER at 18:46:35 Sunday February 9 2003
CHRIS CARRUTHERS COULDNT EVEN GET IN THE ENGLAND TEAM AGINST THE BLIND DEAG AND DUMB TEAM

Wheres 600 Pimple at 15:26:47 Sunday February 9 2003
Use cow grease!!

Press release at 15:26:21 Sunday February 9 2003
Chris Carruthers is in the England team v Australia

Anon at 15:23:10 Sunday February 9 2003
If is so marvellously up to date - why isnt there a report of last Thursdays meeting?

Anthony Collett at 15:11:32 Sunday February 9 2003
Press Release**********Press Release***********Press Release************Press Release**********Press Release***********Press Release Trust reach £20,000 target figure for Matchday donation scheme. The amount collected before the game with Cardiff was £674.45 which brought the total collected to £20,000.18. As you can see the target figure of £20,000 has now been reached (just!) Many thanks in particular to all those who helped with collections throughout the duration of the scheme. Thanks also to everybody who donated and for their patience. We can now all take a well earnt break. Anthony Collett Joint Secretary Northampton Town Supporters' Trust Visit our excellent regularly updated website www.ntfctrust.co.uk

bloody madness of not at 12:43:09 Sunday February 9 2003
Take a finger then another ah yes you see each with a symbol of a dove inprinted in the side,the elements never near to each other why not you ask well?!!!! as this can cause friction while you think about all the chances that missed a boat or two.Love me do said John Lennon,i think you know my views on this matter,um!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Bloke with a twitch at 11:33:38 Sunday February 9 2003
Isn't anyone who travels to work an economic migrant?

Ted at 11:17:47 Sunday February 9 2003
Meant to say economic migrants.

Ted at 11:16:47 Sunday February 9 2003
Never mind all you young tossers out there.As I said yesterday,you'll soon be in that burning desert fighting the Bush and Blair war, whilst I will be here with the economic immigrants keeping the home fires burning.

Anon at 11:06:31 Sunday February 9 2003
fv

Flowella Benjamin at 11:00:05 Sunday February 9 2003
Yes Brian, and Humpty Dumpty is a crack addict and Gemima is on the game.

Brian Cant at 10:59:00 Sunday February 9 2003
Its all gone down hill for Ted since he left Playschool

no stay away at 10:58:03 Sunday February 9 2003
we may run into Ted while hes out cottaging

big heads at 10:56:31 Sunday February 9 2003
then we could all go down to itchycoo park

Bumper crowd at 10:39:11 Sunday February 9 2003
better have a lazy sunday afternoon, Bert

grandma in northampton at 10:37:06 Sunday February 9 2003
my Berts got lumbago

Bloke with a twitch at 10:35:41 Sunday February 9 2003
we could always loan a goalie

culinary delight at 10:34:17 Sunday February 9 2003
Athletic pursuits such as snooker tend to lead to thirst, drinking too much to quench your thirst can damage your liver. Chineses & chips is safer than snooker

english teacher at 10:34:09 Sunday February 9 2003
i think he means make

maths teacher at 10:32:36 Sunday February 9 2003
i nmake that 3-3-2 sounds good to me

culinary delight at 10:32:08 Sunday February 9 2003
have chips with your chinese.

Bloke with a twitch at 10:30:30 Sunday February 9 2003
two up front? That would leave only 8 others for defence and midfield, your sums don't add up

chinese food is bad for you at 10:30:16 Sunday February 9 2003
i say bring back broadhurst

is it madness or what at 10:28:33 Sunday February 9 2003
how about trying rahim and del up front.......gotta be worth a try after all rahim and del have both showed they can score if given the ball.........ah but whos gonna give it to them.....shucks never thought of that one.

Bloke with a twitch at 10:28:18 Sunday February 9 2003
that's because there's not enough midfielders giving him good service

whyihatebritain at 10:24:19 Sunday February 9 2003
are you serious about stampy ive not seen anything from him to convince me hes that good he doesnt even jump for the ball

Bloke with a twitch at 10:24:11 Sunday February 9 2003
No point in having more than one striker. We're doing our best to turn Asa into a midfielder. If Marco dropped back, he'd be a good midfielder too

Bloke with a twitch at 10:22:03 Sunday February 9 2003
We've got a perfectly good striker in Stampy, what we really need are more midfielders.

whyihatebritain at 10:18:51 Sunday February 9 2003
how can we rely on a 35 yr old striker playing up front on his own...i thought we were supposed to be the home team.....the attacking team!!!!!

oneamnteam at 10:16:57 Sunday February 9 2003
that=thank

onemanteam at 10:16:00 Sunday February 9 2003
fenwick you had better get another striker in for the luton game cos i am suspended...that god i might just get a breather from all the mongs jumping on my back

Henry fiddle at 10:06:55 Sunday February 9 2003
Once again i thank the growing numbers that took part in the protest,i think now Ellis/Fenwick are getting the message,i was in the 'members bar' before the game and the response to the Eliss out chants really took my breath away, so thanks once again to all those who took part,oh and by the way ELLIS/FENWICK OUT OUT OUT OUT OUT OUTOUTOTTUTITTITUUT AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH OUTO UTOUYIOYUPOIEOI OUT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Wort Head at 09:49:52 Sunday February 9 2003
Thats Teds disease

Ted at 09:28:42 Sunday February 9 2003
Just ignore all the tossers lee.If that's right that you are coming up to 600 cobblers games on the trot,you deserve the freedom of the town.A real hero!

He is a winner at 08:58:15 Sunday February 9 2003
Spot the Ball, that was Lees knickname at school after he won the Spot the Ball compo

Cold sweat at 08:45:10 Sunday February 9 2003
It would anon, but that would still mean we are down and you know who will take our place.

Pimply Lee at 08:05:59 Sunday February 9 2003
Lee you might not have a life but get up the surgery on Monday and sort that acne out, your much too old to have pimples, is it all the sweets

Anon at 01:21:00 Sunday February 9 2003
it would mean that the season has finished early

Cold sweat at 23:45:23 Saturday February 8 2003
If the tables in the 2nd and 3rd stay as they are now, you know what that would mean?

whyihatebritain at 23:43:28 Saturday February 8 2003
good evening horatio old chap you missed a jolly spendid game today old chap.... one was there with penelope and chums

Horatio at 23:41:11 Saturday February 8 2003
Did Tarquers make it to his 643rd game in a row? Afraid one was too busy giving sugar lumps to the police women to mix it with ruffians

Lee G. at 23:00:13 Saturday February 8 2003
To pimple cream . AT 19.44 I AM PROUND TO SUPPORT THE COBBLERS .Ibet you support Rubbish / Dustbins .

Lee G at 21:17:22 Saturday February 8 2003
To pimple cream!at 19.44,IAM PROUD TO SUPPORT THE COBBLERS.i bet u support rubbish+dustdins !!!!!

ONEMANTEAM at 20:11:28 Saturday February 8 2003
Get me a striking partner i am knackered and fed up of being dragged to the ground every time i get the ball.

Towny at 20:03:25 Saturday February 8 2003
previous message writer,why dont you put a name on your posting you simple twat,590games IS something to be proud of i bet youve been to about 4 now fuck off!!!!!!!!!.We looked better again today,Rahim is quality,i think Harsley should start ahead of Trollope,and yet again a sunday league referee,the entire game deliberate fouling by Q.P.R and Gabbas dragged to the floor endlessly.I see the club has changed its policy of away fans in home areas(loads in the north).Does anyone know why Thompson always aims his kicks towards his left touchline?? he had a good game though and Johnson looked solid in the middle and prepared to put his foot in (unlike Trollope)

To Lee G at 19:44:44 Saturday February 8 2003
Nothing to be proud of, get a life and some pimple cream!!!

Oregon Cobbler at 19:24:09 Saturday February 8 2003
Lee, do you hold the record at the moment then? Looks like we'll be bottom by close of play next week and on current form relegated with 37-38 points. At least you'll get to visit a couple of new grounds in Div 3 next year.

6FIELDS STRANGLER at 18:58:06 Saturday February 8 2003
R U SHIT STIRRING?

Travel Watch. at 18:56:35 Saturday February 8 2003
Sixfields Travel £5 to Luton-Trust Travel £6.

6FIELDS STEANGLER at 18:52:34 Saturday February 8 2003
Here i am, hi every one,fairish result! The ref was a c*nt though, we are now in the relagation zone though.

6FIELDS STEANGLER at 18:52:24 Saturday February 8 2003
Here i am, hi every one,fairish result! The ref was a c*nt though, we are now in the relagation zone though.

Anon at 18:50:36 Saturday February 8 2003
Jolly Cobbler, why don't you fuck off back to Playschool?

Lee G. at 18:04:56 Saturday February 8 2003
Muddy, Towney, and Oregan Cobblers Today was my 590th consec game. Up the Cobblers.

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nsb at 15:54:08 Saturday February 8 2003
fuck you ted, you go fight for george w's bloody oil then

Rampant Tory at 13:25:19 Saturday February 8 2003
Surely the worst thing ever was to elect Tony Blair.

Ted at 12:44:27 Saturday February 8 2003
Never mind,I can see this site improving immensely in the coming months when all the under 30s are called up for a bit of bullet dodging in the desert.Worst thing they ever done in this country was to get rid of national service.

Come On You Cobblers! at 11:58:35 Saturday February 8 2003
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Henry fiddle at 10:32:51 Saturday February 8 2003
A Childs View i agree lets get um all out.Ellis out out out out out out out out and you too Fenwick out out out out out out out oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooouuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttt ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh OUT OUT OUT OUT OUT OUT =!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

A Childs View at 08:49:21 Saturday February 8 2003
Interesting - people seem a little more positive about the Cardiff game than I was on leaving the ground. First half we were no more than ok - we could easily have conceded 2 or 3 goals. Second half I thought we didn't bother to come out and generally rolled over. The spine is too weak and I disagree with Reid and Hope at centre backs - they were lucky against Cardiff and looked far from confident. Basic stuff like getting to the bounce of the ball and heading wasn't right. We also looked totally lost without Gabbi on the pitch - one of these days we'll have a throw in early in the first half and Gabbi won't be playing - there'll be no one to move and take the ball and that'll be it until half time! Personally I'd go Burgess and one of either Hopey or Reid with him - the two together just lack a bit of nouse for me. The midfield 3 let us down a little against Cardiff - the plan was for Trolly, Harsley and Rahim to boss the middle and protect the defence - it didn't work. I also thought Rahim was playing too far up the pitch, he looks a class act when picks the ball up deep and plays a few passes, that gave us good shape against Pooboro and generally worked. On Tuesday he didn't have the same space and wasn't as effective. What formation today I wonder? If you play 451 at home your conceding the initiative straight away to my mind. Looking forward to the game but we need to show more than on Tuesday - otherwise I fear another defeat and the pressure really beginning to mount on TF. Needs must and we simply haven't got much time left for him to sort it out.

clamper man at 08:46:30 Saturday February 8 2003
looks like i better bring extra wheel clamps with me then

taken from the qpr shite at 23:30:54 Friday February 7 2003
As I posted yesterday,if you get here early enough,the housing estate oppposite Sixfields is your best bet for a guick exit.Its a nice private estate,so the car should be OK. Plenty of pubs on the Sixfields site,but most only allow home fans.TFI Fridays is your best bet for away fans,and close to the away end entrance. In reference to where QPR will be sitting-the answer is EVERYWHERE!!!! Stories of local QPR supporters getting numerous tickets have been heard all week.One such supporter from the Wellingborough area went in and asked for 25 tickets!!!-"Are you QPR they asked","No I'm bloody not"was his answer."Can we have your post code please sir","its NN blar,blar,blar"-25 tickets handed over-SWEET!!!! So sing it load "ELLIS IS A RANGERS FAN,ELLIS IS A RANGERS FAN....." Have a good day all

Anon at 23:11:10 Friday February 7 2003
well if it wasnt all ticket then the club wouldnt be in a position like this to lose his money then would they? i believe you can purchase one then they give you your money back if you can present them the original season ticket at a later date

YOUR A TWAT Anon at 21:22:20 Friday February 7 2003 at 22:57:34 Friday February 7 2003
TWAT

Anthony Collett at 21:25:26 Friday February 7 2003
I urgently need a referee for 2morow's supporters game. If anybody can help email me on secretary@ntfctrust.co.uk or phone me on 01604 510823. The game is at Moulton School Sports Complex, Pound lane. 10:15 kick off.

Anon at 21:22:20 Friday February 7 2003
my mate wants to go tomorrow bt has no ticket, im a season ticket holder. can i go down tommorow morning & tell them ive lost my ticket, get them to issue me a new one and give it to him?

Nat 7 at 21:15:55 Friday February 7 2003
I cannot wait til tomorrow me and my gang are gonna mince all round Abington Street and and show them rough London boys what us tough boys can do...first we are goimng to Debenhams to look at the new range of handbags then as a treat we will go and have a sticky bun in Adam's......then of course we will have a glass of Sherry in the Auctioneers and chat about what we will be wearing out in town on saturday night.....nite nite sailor x x x x

Bazza at 18:26:15 Friday February 7 2003
NSB,It's not the first time someone has taken one of my comments a little more seriously than I intended but it still surprises me! If not Hodder, how about Richard Branson then?

Towny at 17:03:28 Friday February 7 2003
Lee Gearys 600 th game on the trot will be against Wigan,does anyone within the club know of this feat despite being fucking mad he should be recognised by the club! perhaps theyll give him a replica clarence! Maybe we'll see that xmas sweater soon,see ya tommorrow.

Oregon Cobbler at 15:25:08 Friday February 7 2003
Hey, Muddy, well said. I reckon Lee missed a game back in 1990 and hadn't missed on for 10 years prior to that. Is he Cobblers' most loyal fan?

Rubber Stamp at 15:22:01 Friday February 7 2003
It's me again - I've been busy!

Macc Cobblers at 14:52:33 Friday February 7 2003
So presumably it should be a case of rubber stamping the transaction

Money Bags at 14:21:54 Friday February 7 2003
It is tax effective 4 the pfa to lend money out and receive it in packages outside of the current tax year. It is called 'cash-hopping', not many businesses can do it because they do not have the liquid assets of the pfa. Rest assured it is in their interests though.

Macc Cobblers at 13:09:33 Friday February 7 2003
Re Johnson et al, why don't we just repay the PFA - it would make life a lot simpler !

Anon at 13:09:16 Friday February 7 2003
thats the one ex arse ,weahs nephew

Anon at 12:43:04 Friday February 7 2003
Didn`t he used to sing crap songs about a bint dressed in Aresenal kit?

nsb at 12:28:57 Friday February 7 2003
but from what i can remember he was pants at arsenal (wreh that is)

nsb at 12:25:49 Friday February 7 2003
johnson from watford sounds like a good deal if the pfa let us take him, isnt christopher wreh meant to be george weahs nephew or something?

Anon at 12:16:57 Friday February 7 2003
Chris Who? is he ex Arsenal...now playing at some god forsaken place in Jockland?

Anon at 12:12:31 Friday February 7 2003
chris wreh (?) not on the site but texts have been received confirming him and the watford lad,thoughts please

just thinking at 12:08:18 Friday February 7 2003
I went past a speed camera on my pushbike doing 37mph heard nothing yet either.

just thinking at 12:04:13 Friday February 7 2003
Ted did you used go to guys and gals in abington street in the 60s

just thinking at 12:00:02 Friday February 7 2003
the cobblers cannot score goals and now we get reports there going to bring in a keeper and defender.have they lost plot.

Muddy at 10:59:05 Friday February 7 2003
If The Cobblers Showed As Much Passion As Lee Geary Does Watching Them,Then We Would Be Top Of The League In No Time. Keep Going Mate 586 Games In A Row Home & Away Without Missing One. Well Done Mate

Cobblers Ghost at 10:17:44 Friday February 7 2003
Quite agree about the DJ and the music he plays. He should remember that this is a football match and not a Disco .pERHAPS HE SHOULD LISTEN TO THE MUSIC THAT IS PLAYED AT PLACES LIKE aNFIELD AND OLD TRAFORD and the reaction it gets from the fans.A good old brass band on a cold day or night would set the tone at Sixfields and bring it to life.

nsb at 07:38:28 Friday February 7 2003
re:Bazza at 14:26:59 : i agree that a CEO would take some pressure off of ellis as it cant be easy trying to run a club and all his other businesses at thesame time, but i dont think hodder is the answer! if you want a CEO its better to bring in someone from outside of football with a lot of business experience, unlike hodder who was some kind of junior secretary at derby before coming to us......

Nat 7 at 23:52:10 Thursday February 6 2003
I also am a member of Michael Jacksons fan club and count my best mates as Gary Glitter and Matthew Kelly? So what if I am a bit weird I am hard as a grape me!! My missus is sore alright.....the dog wont leave her alone as all my mates and me like to mince around in Becketts Park dressed as girlys!!

south beds cobbler at 22:32:54 Thursday February 6 2003
Mark p, good point but there are enough people in northampton work places/schools to promote a succesfull club, we have no concept of PR, IOO free tickets per game will lead to a hand full of life long supporters and less empty seats!, free half term school football training with players gets them interested early..And lets start selling tickets in the town centre it could put 500to 1000 on the gate.

stamford cobbler at 21:48:14 Thursday February 6 2003
I am a teacher in a school in Stamford and the cobblers run summer sessions on football skills. Its nice to see a little claret in the blue heart of greater Peterborough.

Pickled Judge at 21:34:09 Thursday February 6 2003
I think, contrary to popular opinion, that Macca deserves a bit of credit for Tuesday. From day one I thought he was a lazy bastard who does as much as he wants and no more. On Tuesday he wasn't pulling out of tackles and he was running all over the pitch. We have never seen that before. O.K. he faded in the second half but he has, after all, never worked so hard! That is something Fenwick has achieved as well as generally giving the side balance. QPR is a home win I reckon.

Mark P at 21:29:15 Thursday February 6 2003
I gave a talk at a junior school in MK today and in one of the classrooms was a R&D football, signed by all the players. On enquiring on how it got there was told that direones send players down as part of thier football in the community scheme. As I was about to leave the school a footballer turned up in a Wimbledon tracksuit to do the same sort of thing. This was just a small school so the same thing must be happening all over MK. Are NTFC doing anything to woo would be supporters? On another note, if Roly Jordan reads this, or if anyone has his email, could you send it to me please, ta!

Anon at 21:16:53 Thursday February 6 2003
Does anybody know any good football chat rooms?

hang on - you lot are basically saying "You're a gay lord na na na na naaaa" at 21:13:27 Thursday February 6 2003
Maybe just a little bit.....

Is it not a fact that if people get defensive about their sexuality that means they are insecure about there feelings? at 21:11:43 Thursday February 6 2003
hang on - you lot are basically saying "You're a gay lord na na na na naaaa"

To NAT 7 at 21:08:17 Thursday February 6 2003
I am sure that you were the first to run on Tuesday night when you saw the Soul Crew......I bet you`re the kind of person who instigates a fight then melts into the crowd to let everybody else sort it out.....

To NAT 7 at 21:06:01 Thursday February 6 2003
Do you actually realise that it is the 21st Century? We will be going to war soon so get your boy arms and legs down to the Armed Forces Careers office. You may even turn into a real man. Is it not a fact that if people get defensive about their sexuality that means they are insecure about there feelings?

NAT seven at 20:58:16 Thursday February 6 2003
I aint gay, ask my bird. She's got no complaints mate.In fact some nights she's sore as hell but she don't complain, she's a good old gal really. Sometimes though a scrap is the only thing that does it - know what i mean. Anyhow QPR - here we come. We are the affray, noone stands in our way, we are the team to ruck, noone here is worth a fuck.

To NAT 7 at 20:57:01 Thursday February 6 2003
By the sounds of it you were in your Dad`s Sack when I was in Baghdad...not get it .Have you not got any homework to do. Look son, if you were part of the N.A.T. you wouldn`t be advertising the fact would you! Ever heard of an IP address? Is that Northants Police knocking on your door or is it a Police horse having a crap on your lAWN !!!!Beware little boy.....beware !

Nosey Parker at 19:57:13 Thursday February 6 2003
Nat 7 you are a cock....grow up and go and play nudey prod games with your bum chums in Becketts Park!!

Anon at 19:34:57 Thursday February 6 2003
all those condeming NAT, so it is ok to get all misty eyed over "The Battle of Abington Park" and such like? Hypocrits

Anon at 19:22:54 Thursday February 6 2003
Nat seven....Is that your age?

NAT seven at 19:08:57 Thursday February 6 2003
Nice one Ted. Seems to me theres a lot of pansies on here who speak lefty bollocks before they engage brain. We love doin sheep-shaggers and bustin a few heads, it makes life more interesting. If the bill stick their noses in so be it, I aint afraid of scum like that.

Ted at 18:41:39 Thursday February 6 2003
Action Please...Actually I see very little wrong with a good old punch-up.As long as innocent bystanders don't get hurt.The one thing that I do deplore is the use of weapons.If you can't fight with your fists then you shouldn't be fighting.I used to have some great old punch-ups in the 60s and 70s,and before the do-gooders start berating me,I'd once again like to inform all and sundry that a certain public figure who posts on here was not adverse to a little pre and post match recreation.

Benjzmin Zephaniah at 16:44:19 Thursday February 6 2003
Language Timothy

Mrs Ellis at 16:40:18 Thursday February 6 2003
Ellis said: “Unfortunately I have not been able to give as much time as I would have liked, but Northampton Town Football Club remains the most important thing in my life at the moment" Well you can piss off Andrew. Enough is enough. Your fucking tea will be in the dog.

Cobblers chairman says he is staying on at 16:37:32 Thursday February 6 2003
NORTHAMPTON Town chairman Andrew Ellis has played down speculation he is to step down at Sixfields, only a few weeks after he bought the football club. But Mr Ellis admitted he is finding it difficult to devote enough time to the club since taking over in December. He is close to concluding a deal to set up a new business interest outside of football and told the Chronicle & Echo he will be talking to his fellow board members about his role at Northampton Town. Speculation has mounted that deputy chairman Ken Good and majority shareholder David Cardoza could be set to take over the reins, but Mr Ellis insisted he is going nowhere. He said: “Unfortunately I have not been able to give as much time as I would have liked, but Northampton Town Football Club remains the most important thing in my life at the moment. “Hopefully I can tie up this deal in the next week or so which I have been working on for a couple of years. “It is very exciting, it is nothing to do with property development, I have had enough of property development, and it is not in London. “I seem to be getting dragged further and further out of London. “I will see what I can sort out as regards time, but there are always options in life. The Cobblers is top of my list of priorities at the moment, but you always have to find ways of paying the milkman.” Mr Ellis took over from former chairman Barry Stonhill in December last year and has endured a turbulent time at the helm. He replaced manager Kevan Broadhurst with former England international Terry Fenwick but has seen the Cobblers slump to six straight home defeats, leaving them just two places above the division two relegation zone. Saturday sees the visit of promotion-chasing QPR, where Mr Ellis spent several years as a director before an acrimonious departure two years ago. He said: “I cannot wait for Saturday, it is going to be a great day. “I have got loads and loads of friends coming down for the game and despite my previous connections with QPR I will be 120 per cent behind the Cobblers. “I hope we win five or six-nil and get the three points we really need.”

Cobblers keen on new signing at 16:33:21 Thursday February 6 2003
Northampton are hopeful of bringing in a new face in time for the home Division Two match with QPR. The Cobblers have failed to score a home goal since November and desperately need to halt their downward spiral. A club spokesman said: "We are hoping to bring a player in before Saturday's match. There are a few possibilities." Goalkeeper Glyn Thompson, from Fulham, and defender Paul Reid, from Glasgow Rangers, are the two players currently on loan at Sixfields.

Bazza at 14:26:59 Thursday February 6 2003
Mr. Ellis too busy to run The Cobblers? We need a CEO, I know, let's get that nice Mr. Hodder back!

Anon at 14:08:19 Thursday February 6 2003
So Ellis doesn't really have the time to run the Cobblers. How f*#@ing long has he known about his other business deal? And if he's so sick of property development what the f*@k has been talking about for Sixfields for the last 2 months? The guy's a jackanory imposter and is taking the club the same way as Aldershot. ELLIS OUT!! and take that twat Fenwick with you!

Barry Fry at 13:30:20 Thursday February 6 2003
Hello there my Cobblers chums. Did you all enjoy watching me make a prat of myself on They Think It's All Over last night?

Bazza at 13:27:36 Thursday February 6 2003
That should say "at school" DRILLING, Are you still looking for sponsorship for the trust?

Bazza at 13:24:00 Thursday February 6 2003
I think NAT probably just sits in bedroom and dreams of being hard. He's probably bullied out school and his mum won't let him go out on his own, especially to one of nasty football games!DRILLING, I thought Macca had a good game, I don't think we're to far way from being OK but we need someone to start scoring again on a regular basis. When Hargreaves is fit I'd like to see him replace Trolly. What did you think of Lincoln? I think he's worth a place in the starting line-up, I'm not sure where though, we seem to be to blessed with decent right-sided midfielders.

Yes at 12:31:24 Thursday February 6 2003
Yes, I believe the NAT or what ever you want to call them do travel by coach, they never really get involved in any violent acts, they just like to act big and swear in front of the oldies, but their racist filth is an undercurrent for bigger problems to come unless they are tackled by those responsible amongst us.

The Drilling Cobbler at 12:17:03 Thursday February 6 2003
Stop taking the bait 'action please'. Do you honestly believe that the NAT travel to away games via a coach? If that was the case, when would they be able to arrange a fight when the coach leaves directly after the game? I dont think they would want to associate themselves with a 'family day out' either! Regarding Tuesday, I thought a draw would have been a fair reflection on the game. We started badly, but after that we competed well and arguably shaded the first half. Towards the end we had clearly run out of ideas and did not look like scoring until injury time. Tactically, I actually thought that we approached the game in the right way and the substitutes were made at the right times and in my view were the right ones. They may not have worked, but on paper they should have done(if that makes sence). I do not agree with the comments about McGregor - although he was heavily involved throughout, I thought his distribution and end product were inept. Rahim on the other hand looked more than idy and I too thinks that he will be a class act. Asa played well and at times took 3 defenders with him, creating space for his teammates. With a tweak here and there and a bit of luck maybe Fenwick can turn the corner but unfortunately time is running out. Would Forrester have made the difference on Tuesday? Without having an adequate replacement for him signed up, Fenwick could live to regret that decision.

Action Please at 11:28:16 Thursday February 6 2003
So, silence from Sixfields Travel, theres a surprise, What about you Ted you travel with STC are you proud to have these pondlife travelling alongside you?

Muddy at 09:00:20 Thursday February 6 2003
Its About Time Fenwick Realized That The Only Way We Will Get Goals Is To Attack The Opposition And Not Play Pre-Atkins Formations Of One Up Front, (Take The Game To The Opposition Terry And Attack Them From The Start). Also Why Don't The Club Help Themselves By Selling Tickets Around Town Ie The Grovenor Centre ,Weston Favell Centre & Maybe Kingsthorpe So People Who Can't Get To Sixfields Or People Who Don't Own A Credit Card Can Get A Ticket Easier

NAT seven at 20:59:33 Wednesday February 5 2003
I love boys

F.A.O. "Action please" at 20:38:31 Wednesday February 5 2003
Oi Sherlock, behave.

Nosey Parker at 20:20:00 Wednesday February 5 2003
NAT 7 are you gonna mince around V Q.P.R as well........What are you aiming to do bum em to death!!

Anthony Collett at 20:09:48 Wednesday February 5 2003
Final details honest: As previously announced there will be an open forum on Thursday night at 6:45pm at Sixfields Stadium where you can give your views to the management team. This will be followed by the re-convened Supporters' Trust AGM starting at 7:30pm, we envisage this being a short meeting to ratify officers. We are appealing to Trust members to turn out to ensure we get the 60 members needed for a quorum. Anthony Collett Joint Secretary

Bazza at 20:06:17 Wednesday February 5 2003
Who was that bloke in Macca's shirt? He looks just like Macca but plays like a footballer! I think he was close to MOM with Rahim. Team looks more organised now but still going to sleep at the back. Now Gabbo's not scoring it's not easy to see where goals are going to come from. Reid looked good and Lincoln seemed to be involved as soon as he came on. Trolly needs a dose of whatever Macca's had. We're not going to come up against too many teams with the quality of the Welsh inbreds so I'm still optomistic and we always beat Holloway teams.

it's a gay thing at 19:59:34 Wednesday February 5 2003
N.A.T. stands fo Nancy Anal Ticklers,these 'hard men' with skinheads use mobile phones to agree to meet other 'firms'(gay slang for a large colletion of queens)in pubs and mince about with each other,while men in uniforms look on.Now if they are lucky they get 'arrested' and put in handcuffs!!!!

Pride of Northants at 19:47:46 Wednesday February 5 2003
You need a new SOS appeal to get Fenwick out before he takes you down. Keep up the good work.

NAT SEVEN at 19:15:37 Wednesday February 5 2003
Oh and we wear them silly tartan hats too

Action Please at 18:57:43 Wednesday February 5 2003
NAT seven, who tells us that he travels with Sixfields Travel Club, proudly displays his e-mail address as tim@bnp.co.uk. Scum like this who talk tough but would run a mile from any decent fan who challenged them should not be welcome on this board, nor at the ground, and certainly not allowed to travel with Sixfields Travel. How many Tim's are on the coach list for STC? Given the comments put on this site by this imbecile STC should reveal which one of their customers (Tim)is so that the club and the police can take action. Come on STC break a habit of a lifetime and do something useful and expose this idiot.

Anon at 18:44:36 Wednesday February 5 2003
We need a goalscorer and quick

NAT seven at 18:19:22 Wednesday February 5 2003
Yeah we always travel stc too - the trust dont like us cos they are gay.

NAT seven at 18:18:06 Wednesday February 5 2003
We did have a bit of a ruck outside Tavern but the bill was heavy last night. They had cameras, dogs, horses and all sorts so we couldn't test our metal but i reckon we saw them alright. We are the boys from the real hard affray, we travel 1st class home and away, come and see us at em, come and see us play, were gonna fuck em home and away.

STC at 16:40:15 Wednesday February 5 2003
At least we have a well stocked tuck shop and toilets on our coaches, and we must be the best as ted travels with us.

STC at 16:17:06 Wednesday February 5 2003
Paul S, dont forget that Sixfields Travel raised £152.58p from their race night and raffle!! Has to be said they have played a blinder throughout the last 6 months. always there with a comment on what was happening and ready to support the fans view (not) Raising the dosh to keep the club alive (not)They must be very proud of their efforts (not) trip to old trafford anybody?

LH at 15:38:10 Wednesday February 5 2003
Team talk: TF. and remember lads dont drop your trousers for 5 minutes .....

Anon at 15:32:50 Wednesday February 5 2003
GABBY NEEDS HELP There was a lot of posative things last night,we played some good stuff a lot of effort and everybody seems to know what part they have to play BUT..we need a centre foward along side Marco and stamp is not the answer. That Brent chap is going to be class,but we need to stay up to keep him.Come on Terry use your contacts

Hunter signs at 14:33:45 Wednesday February 5 2003
hunter signs 01933 9090990 cheap rates for cobblers fans and blondes

LH at 13:15:48 Wednesday February 5 2003
Cobblers to sign Andy Gilchrist . Leading striker. Erratic form, strikes suddenly then has long periods of inactivity.

AL at 12:58:53 Wednesday February 5 2003
Any news on new strikers?

Paul S at 12:58:15 Wednesday February 5 2003
Well done Vince on reaching your target - anyone any idea how much else (if any) was raised - did the 100k from the directors actually materialise?

LC at 12:33:21 Wednesday February 5 2003
Unsuprising that nobody cares. What is there to care about ? We were lucky to get away without another complete pasting last night. If Earnshaw had taken half his chances they would have had 4 or 5. Everytime they attacked they looked like scoring. Sixfields is like a morgue these days. No noise, no passion. Question - did the club / stewards / police get permission from the council to change the ground rules and allow standing behind the goal last night or where they just to scared to get the City fans to sit down ? I think we all know the answer

Anon at 12:21:20 Wednesday February 5 2003
agreed about no one caring about the no show but it would be interesting to know what he's done now...

Anon at 12:15:33 Wednesday February 5 2003
Anon at 11:59:49, I don't think anyone cares

Anon at 12:00:26 Wednesday February 5 2003
or even banning order...

Anon at 11:59:49 Wednesday February 5 2003
i hear one of the NAT's supposed top boys was arrested last night for breaching a banner order. anyone have any more info? cardiff say NAT didn't show apart from a select group of about 10 or so outside the rover. poor show after posh.

onemanteam at 11:56:53 Wednesday February 5 2003
thirsty cobbler at 09.24.....and to wrap up the end of the game with "things can only get better"..what a wanker that DJ(allegedly) is.

9224 at 11:35:47 Wednesday February 5 2003
Read the official site report - How many times is Gabbiadini involved with anything good that we do on the pitch? We MUST renew his deal!

The Voice of Reason (& in the know) at 10:17:25 Wednesday February 5 2003
TF noted for his quotable quotes at Pompey - "Trousers down & bottom spanked" should certainly go on the list.Played OK last night & despite poor linesman, ref actually got most things right. Need a proven striker -TF connection with a proven, but unfit one, down the road.

Thirsty Cobbler at 09:24:52 Wednesday February 5 2003
TRB - Add to that the depressing music that DJ "Phil C" (how crap did it sound when he welcomed us to Sixfields and told us he was Phil C) played to us thirsty punters for the hour we were stood freezing inside the ground before the match. Where the bloody hell did he find THAT CD??? Surely someone could have made it public that the Pubs would be shut before the game (A little bit OTT!!!) and warned us that Phil C was gonna try and depress us with the likes of Whiter Shade of Pale, like maybe put it on the clubs website etc. As for the match, we played well first half after we got through the first 5 mins. Second half Cardiff seemed happy to tighten it up a bit at the back and headed off with three points. Once again our shooting was very wayward though.

Vince at 08:22:21 Wednesday February 5 2003
The Car Park and Bucket Donation Scheme collected £674.45 before last nights game with Cardiff which brings the total collected to £20,000.18. The target figure of £20,000 has now been reached (just!)Many thanks to all those who donated and helped with collections last night and throughout the duration of the scheme.

henry fiddle at 07:45:31 Wednesday February 5 2003
Just like to say a big thank you to the hundred or so right minded people who joined the Ellis/Fenwick out protest last night.Just to repeat again what i said about Sat for any of those at the back of the meeting who couldn't hear,2.30 pm outside the ticket office bring them banners again see you Sat.

nsb at 07:28:33 Wednesday February 5 2003
Quote from Fenwick: We have five minute periods where we let trousers down and left our back side there to be spanked..... its official the guy is a mentalist!

Tarquin at 07:24:27 Wednesday February 5 2003
Chaps when are you all going to realise the police ARE the law,not the people paid by us to uphold the law,so they can do want they want.About the game we were unlucky the only difference between the teams is they took their chance we didn't,Fenwick is getting us passing and McMullet looks a different player so i still think we'll survive,ps if Cardiff fans are so proud to be welsh and hate the English why do they all speak English and sing their songs in English!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!they even sang stand up if you hate the English in English so what a bunch of tw*ts.!!!!!!! ta ta ta of to ride one of my horse up to Campell Sq and let it shit in their car park,um wonder if thats legal.!!!!!

TRB Mark at 23:58:20 Tuesday February 4 2003
You can't buy a ticket, you cant get a drink, you don't see a goal, it's bloody freezing, the ref's crap (again) the team loses (again). It would be more fun walking around Baghdad Kasbah dressed as Uncle Sam. No wonder only 3,500 turn up from Northamptongrad. Apart from that, Cobblers did OK, apart from score.

St James at 23:06:40 Tuesday February 4 2003
Crime Capital of The World, or maybe not?

Anon at 23:02:34 Tuesday February 4 2003
how OTT werr they again tonight? see them all outside the rover? bit silly really.

Anon at 22:53:45 Tuesday February 4 2003
Thats because horse shit is good for the roses - and dog shit isnt....

Bloke with a twitch at 22:44:27 Tuesday February 4 2003
Almost a good performance tonight, but the vital piece of the jigsaw is still missing. Where is the goal coming from?

Bloke with a twitch at 22:42:58 Tuesday February 4 2003
If my dog craps on the path, I get fined. The police let their horses shit on the footpath and they make us walk through it.

onemanteam at 22:35:46 Tuesday February 4 2003
here is a plea to all you stay away "fans" get yourselves down to Sixfields on saturday against QPR and cheer on your heroes. They are playing some good football but although the crowd tonight made a good noise, we need a few more to help the lads out. We were so unlucky tonight and to be beaten by the welsh mongs was unbearable. See u all saturday then.

Nosey Parker at 22:33:22 Tuesday February 4 2003
You gotta hand it to Cardiff.......good support for a Tuesday night considering the weather etc........bad luck lads.

Down Down at 22:20:47 Tuesday February 4 2003
So we're two points off the bottom having played one more game. Looking really good innit?

Anon at 22:16:23 Tuesday February 4 2003
how many police ???????

Horatio at 22:13:01 Tuesday February 4 2003
Tarquin, you dropped something getting out of the limo, I think it was your guts, bastard

Sixfields Tavern at 17:23:46 Tuesday February 4 2003
No its closed mate.

Anon at 14:52:49 Tuesday February 4 2003
Is Chevvys open tnight?

M at 12:40:13 Tuesday February 4 2003
Nah stopped now, means we can play after all, please god let's do the double over them

Anon at 12:35:04 Tuesday February 4 2003
No covers - looks like another wasted journey!!

Anon at 12:07:16 Tuesday February 4 2003
No covers on the pitch as of 12:00

M at 11:47:33 Tuesday February 4 2003
I take it the covers are on the pitch and there's no chance of tonights game being cancelled?

Positive Mental Attitude at 11:10:21 Tuesday February 4 2003
NEW Cobblers midfielder Brent Rahim admits his debut in the derby clash with Peterborough was ‘like a ping-pong match’. The Trinidad & Tobago international admitted the pace of the Sixfields clash was a shock to his system, but that he is confident he will quickly adapt to life in Nationwide League Division Two. After his frantic derby debut, Rahim got through his first 90 minutes for the club at Crewe on Saturday where he was allowed to show more of his flair and passing ability. It was a highly promising show by the 24-year-old who will be keen to stamp his authority on tonight’s clash with Cardiff City at Sixfields. “I think the Peterborough game was one of the fastest I have been involved in in terms of the ball just flying from end to end. It was like a ping-pong match,” said Rahim. “I will have to adjust to that type of football, and I think I will adjust well with a few more games. “I am going to have to put my impression on the game, and play how I like to play which is passing and moving the ball. “So the players here are going to have to understand the way I play and vice-versa. It’s a case of both of us adapting to each other.” Rahim has landed at Sixfields via Bulgarian division one side Levski Sofia and West Ham United. He spent last season with Sofia before switching to Upton Park in the summer to try and break into the Premiership. He was a regular in the reserves but failed to make a first team appearance with the Hammers, and the carrot of regular first team action was a big factor in him opting for signing for the Cobblers. “I came here because I need to play and I wasn’t getting enough first team play at West Ham,” said Rahim.” So I want to play and my goal would be to get some goals for the team and obviously make sure that Northampton stay in the second division, or even have a run to get into the first. “It’s all positive for me here. I want the best for this club and I am going to give my best.” Rahim has so far won 26 caps for his country scoring twice, and he intends to win a few more. It’s a possibility but unlikely that Rahim could be called up for the Gold Cup tournament in March, and he said: “Once I’m playing I know I will be selected for the national team. “So it is very important for me to be playing for Northampton and doing well.” Tuesday, February 04, 2003

Sibs at 10:56:35 Tuesday February 4 2003
Looking at the highlights last night for Saturdays match, it seemed like we put up a much better performance and that we a tad unlucky with the goals conceded. Thompson certainly seemed blocked for one of them. All the best to the lads for tonight!

I think that... at 10:48:26 Tuesday February 4 2003
P.C. World, i think that it's the same for Minibusses to. Try telling that though to all the youth/work groups that charge past you on the motorway!

The Main Investor at 08:02:59 Tuesday February 4 2003
Its Phil Spector

HENRY FIDDLE at 07:18:59 Tuesday February 4 2003
If he got flashed you need to report the pervert to the police,oh and by the way ELLIS OUT OUT OUT OUT OUT and you tooooooooooo fenwick,GET OUT,if we score more goals them the welsh inbreds tonight then i want them to resign on the spot,see you all for the protest at 7pm outside the ticket office,don't forget your banners.bye bye bye ELLIS/FENWICK...

P.C World at 23:27:23 Monday February 3 2003
Go back down the road, are there any speed camera signs? (if its the b413 which i think you are on about) i dont think there are. i'm sure they have to have speed camera signs where they have cameras. did you know that a transit sized van can only do 50 on a single lane carriageway and 60 on a dual carriageway? i didnt until one of my workmates got flashed a few weeks back

P.C. Friendly at 23:03:13 Monday February 3 2003
Thompson is not good enough. Simple as that. Welch is too expensive. Simple as Dat. Abbey is dodgy. Too right cobber. Harper is injured. Oh my giddy Aunt. What can a poor boy do but sing in a rock n roll band. DONT DRIVE OVER THE LIMIT. ANY LIMIT. You know it makes sense.

Secretary NTST at 23:02:02 Monday February 3 2003
Northampton Town Supporters' Trust are holding the Re-convened AGM this Thursday, February 6th at 7:30pm. We are appealing for Trust members to turn out to ensure that we get the 10% of the membership needed to make the meeting valid. It is hoped the AGM will be preceeded by a question and answer session with the new Manager Terry Fenwick, this is still subject to confirmation, but would start at 6:15pm. As soon as this is confirmed I will make the information available to the media.

Nosey Parker at 22:54:50 Monday February 3 2003
I wish someone would end your contract Ted you boring old bastard.

West Stand Woman at 22:09:29 Monday February 3 2003
i think that getting welch back is a bad idea Harper is going to be fit within a couple of weeks and although im not that confident with abbey or thompson in goal i think that thompson could make a good keeper with a bit of experience under his belt anyway on to tomorrow COME ON YOU COBBLERS IF YOU CAN DRAW AT CREW YOU CAN WIN AT CARDIFF

A Childs View at 20:57:57 Monday February 3 2003
I wish I'd never said anything! Didn't want to start a riot - merely wanted to get it off my chest! PC Friendly - do you know what you're on about? Is it worth me contesting it? Blimey - I've always loved CC for Cobblers chatter and gossip, I never expected it to be more useful than Northamptonshire Police Force's own website which hasn't given me any useful information. It did have a quite good road signs quiz on it though which I got 100% on. Shame I missed the one about 30 mile an hour speed limits!! It was in Whittlebury just off the A43, must have been hand held cause I don't think there are statics there. I'm getting into this a bit too much again - sorry, keep CC for cobblers chatter, not legal advice!!! Come on the Town - lets stuff the Welsh Boyo's tomorrow!

9224 at 19:33:52 Monday February 3 2003
Getting Welch back is a very good idea

Ted at 18:27:20 Monday February 3 2003
Mr Cardoza is the man who calls the shots.He's the main investor in the club,and will be a leading figure in the planned expansion of the ground and surrounding area.A very amiable and sociable chap. He was at the the reserve game last wednesday,and was keeping a close eye on the players performances.If there is anyone not pulling their weight on or off the pitch,you can be sure that their time with the club is limited.

Anon at 17:02:56 Monday February 3 2003
Anon at 16.10...I dont think trying to blackmail Cardoza will help anybody - but why else would you want a picture of his 'chappie'?

eastcoteobbler at 16:46:07 Monday February 3 2003
Well thanks for clearing that up Marcia! actually i think you'll find its a bit more than a rumour and a certain "board advisor" has actually spoken to welch about a contract til the end of the season!! By the way interesting message on the official site from Cardoza himself, could it be that Mr Goode and Mr Cardoza are trying to keep public relations while Mr "foot in mouth" Ellis is shunted to the background?

Anon at 16:10:33 Monday February 3 2003
Anyone got a photo of this Cardoza chappie ?

Marcia Buttermouth at 15:44:47 Monday February 3 2003
Apparently Welch has been approached and offered the same as last season but the cost of his groceries and the dvd's he buys for his surround-sound in-house cinema have now reached extraordinary levels. For this reason and because he now has a lucrative sideline in catching ferrets he has declined but is reported as having said 'by george, you cobblers chaps are right dodgy'.

eastcoteobbler at 15:28:53 Monday February 3 2003
Any truth in the rumour that the club have asked Welchie back for the rest of the season? Trouble is he's still asking for 3 grand a week.

Hello at 14:35:46 Monday February 3 2003
Win, lose or draw, you guys can be relied on to post shyte! Well done! You're not fair weather shyters.

uym at 14:21:29 Monday February 3 2003
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Alan Oman's Dodgy Haircut at 11:18:57 Monday February 3 2003
Where am I now?

CF at 10:25:10 Monday February 3 2003
TALKING OF BAG OF WIND ANON

'Big' Bad Bob at 10:16:29 Monday February 3 2003
Mines a twelve incher.

Old Stratford Slapper at 08:39:29 Monday February 3 2003
Come and slap my 6" haddock

MEMORY LANE VINYL RECORDS at 08:38:48 Monday February 3 2003
Northants #1 shop for Cobblers talk, come and smell the sweet air of Northampton Fish Market - Wed/Fri and Sat, we have our speed cameras set at 45 rpm and 33 rpm!!!

bloody madness of not at 22:56:19 Sunday February 2 2003
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henry fiddle at 22:50:32 Sunday February 2 2003
if you get caught speeding then HA HA HA HA HA HA HA your a fu*king knobhead if you can't see them brightly painted cameras and vans you blind tw*ts you shouldn't be driving if your eyesights that bad so again ha ha hahahahahahahahahahaah arsewipes.Pay the fine cos you done the crime hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha...........oh and by the way Ellis/fenwick out out out!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

new football forum at 22:47:20 Sunday February 2 2003
http://www.thefootballforums.cjb.net/

Anon at 22:21:33 Sunday February 2 2003
Nothing wrong with talking non football Ted, after all the world of conversation,does'nt always revolve around a bag of wind poked between two sticks every week.

Funniest... at 22:05:38 Sunday February 2 2003
Ted at 19:26:01 Sunday February 2 2003 Ray...Can you please do something to stop these "non-football" posts? Ted, that's the funniest post I have seen on here for yonks, what a man, and then you reply to "Hey Lefty" with a tag line of "enoch was right !!. You are some twisted sister our Ted you really are.

Boy Racer at 22:03:51 Sunday February 2 2003
Buy a blackspot ROAD ANGEL from a firm in Silverstone,Pinpoints every blackspot and speed camera in the UK,works from satelite, can be regularly updated on the internet A brilliant piece of equipment.

IrthlingboroughCobb at 21:52:37 Sunday February 2 2003
Luton Daniel, apparantly Stevie ' fat boy' Howard is also suspended for the game against Loooton, may evens things out ???????

P.C. Friendly at 21:05:35 Sunday February 2 2003
Statutes require we deduct 7 MPH from every 'mechanical or photographic device' when employed as evidence in a prosecution. We have no ability to discern acceptable variations on speed as for example when overtaking. Hope that clears it up.

LUTON DANIEL at 21:01:40 Sunday February 2 2003
Flabidino out for the hatters game,

Ted at 20:51:01 Sunday February 2 2003
Hey Lefty...You're a strange old fish.You never let me down,you always take the bait.

Says Ted at 20:07:46 Sunday February 2 2003
and of course all the anti left/asylum seekers etc cack you come out with is about football? you should be glad anyway - people are having a pop at blairs speed camera army

The Other West Stand Woman at 20:03:47 Sunday February 2 2003
It just shows what TF thinks of Abbey after he put Thompson back in goal yesterday. Have to say I don't feel very confident with either of them - hurry back Lee Harper!!

Ted at 19:26:01 Sunday February 2 2003
Ray...Can you please do something to stop these "non-football" posts?

Anon at 19:07:20 Sunday February 2 2003
i went past a camera van in bletchley doing 39 about 3 weeks ago, no news yet and i went past one in yardely gobian 2 weeks back at about 40 and nothing on that either yet, touch wood

A Childs View at 18:43:46 Sunday February 2 2003
I can promise you they don't take 7 miles off - the letter says 33. Its all nonsense about they give 10% etc etc. If you are over they'll do you. I'm gonna drive like an old man from now on - probably cause more accidents constantly looking at my speedo and through other drivers having to overtake me. Not that I'm bitter or anything. We're talking on here as though Sammo's finished already, he's still a capable defender and is bound to turn out for us again at some point.

Old Stratford Bag of Bones at 18:20:48 Sunday February 2 2003
What about my testimonial ive been a member of the Northants Professionals Singles Club for 20 years, never pulled but I am persistent, im hoping to meet someone at the M&M gig!!!

Madrid Cobbler at 18:02:12 Sunday February 2 2003
Have seen a few comments about Sammo recently. Totally agree that if anyone's earned the right to "sit out" a contract it's him, specially as he never got a testionial (shabby treatment by the club. Certainly our most loyal player in the last 10 years and one of the best most seasons too.

Amnesia Lane Cobbler at 17:49:32 Sunday February 2 2003
My memory must be going Frank Large will be spinning the discs with M&M on Wednesday morning

Anon at 17:36:08 Sunday February 2 2003
I'll be there.

DUSTON at 17:20:07 Sunday February 2 2003
IM TAKING THE MORNING OFF WORK!!!!!!!!!!!

Memory Lane Cobbler at 17:11:21 Sunday February 2 2003
STOP PRESS - Terry Fenwick and Andrew Ellis will be doing a "Meet and Greet" session at Memory Lane Records, The Fish Market, this coming Wednesday, February 5th 2003 at 10.00am. It is the first of a Getting To Know The Community exercise aimed at improving relationships with the fans. It's also an informal chance to ask The Management of northampton Town F.C. any questions you may have. It is unofficial so won't be appearing on the Offal website. All welcome.

Ted at 16:01:49 Sunday February 2 2003
Just thinking about yesterday.We didn't scrape a hard fought draw ,neither was it lucky.We actually played very good football against one of the best footballing sides.At times we out-played them,and they just couldn't cope with Derek.I know it's only one game,but I honestly think Mr Fenwick is starting to get the best out the players he has available and yesterday even McGregor looked class.If we can just stop giving soft goals away, I'm sure we have a lot to look forward to.So to all you negative tossers on this site.If you're imposters from other clubs you can p**S off,and if you're just miserable moaning Cobbs,start getting behind your team.

Anon at 14:58:35 Sunday February 2 2003
I have jsut got done for speeding too. Tax by another name.

Gotcha at 14:47:02 Sunday February 2 2003
They always take 7 miles per hour off, so you were really doing 40.

A Childs View at 14:01:09 Sunday February 2 2003
Interesting fact - Cobblers were runners up in the Charity Shield in 1909. It never used to be played between the top division and the FA cup winners but used to be between the Northern and Southern league winners. We lost 2-0 to Newcastle. Still, interesting fact nonetheless. Out of interest, are Northamptonshire police having a speed camera offensive at the moment? I've just had 3 points and a £60 fine for doing 33 in a 30! Are they having a laugh???? Speeding's a serious business but 3 miles per hour above 30? I'll be banned within 6 months if that sort of carry on continues.

Henry Winkler at 13:04:31 Sunday February 2 2003
And Starburst were Opal Fruits, Cif was Jif. I mean Starburst for gods sake!

vague memories at 12:53:37 Sunday February 2 2003
Didnt Paul Wilson once score a spectactular own goal from the halfway line? who was that against?

just thinking at 12:45:44 Sunday February 2 2003
anyone seen ted?

just thinking at 12:43:22 Sunday February 2 2003
jelly beans are better i like the black ones.

the lone ranger at 12:41:25 Sunday February 2 2003
im happy we scored 3 goals,we aint done that to oftern.

Anon at 12:37:40 Sunday February 2 2003
I preferred them when they were called Treets, also when Snickers were Marathon

just thinking at 12:35:58 Sunday February 2 2003
henry piddle is not the sharpest knife in the draw either.

just thinking at 12:33:18 Sunday February 2 2003
what is childs view on about.

Gonzo Gedge at 12:16:16 Sunday February 2 2003
I luv M&M!!!!!!!

EbAY at 12:15:45 Sunday February 2 2003
Nice real photo of 1920 Cobblers player up for auction, he also played for Arsenal scored there 1st ever goal at Highbury and got a FA cup runners up medal for the Bleating geordies (moaning about Middlesbrough calling off game, Newcastle did that to us, FA cup when Beardsley was injured!!)

Paul? or Terry? at 12:11:05 Sunday February 2 2003
We should ask how many Terry's have been associated with the club. You never know after El Tel has left Leeds he might be tempted to join up with his old mate Tel at Sixfields?

A Childs View at 10:43:54 Sunday February 2 2003
Paul Culpin - hearing the name still distresses me even now!! Definitely one of the most inept players to ever pull on a Cobblers shirt, and to think he was brought to replace the likes of Morley, Hill and Benjamin!! Ha ha!! I totally echo concerns about Gabbi - I really wouldn't want to see him go, by miles the most intelligent player we have. Here's to hoping for a win on Tuesday - night game against Cardiff, always a treat and a definite chance for us to build from yesterday. With a certain 3 points next Saturday (QPR - managed by Holloway, say no more!) we could start to pull away. If only we could play in the Holloway league - we'd be champions every year!

White shorts at 10:34:46 Sunday February 2 2003
We would have won if we played in all white

Bloke with a twitch at 10:29:46 Sunday February 2 2003
Henry and WhyIhate, stop bickering and get on with the protests

Rob Dunkley at 10:20:13 Sunday February 2 2003
Overall, I think a gutsy performance from the lads. We were all puzzled by Fenwick's sub decision - when you are losing you need to add strikers - but Greg Lincoln came on and had an immediate impact winning the ball running down the wing and winning a corner, which he took and as a result Asa bundled it home! I thought Asa was again a threat - winning the penalty. I felt McGregor in an unatural position whilst still showing signs of the old McGregor - he showed more motivation, tracking back, getting his leg in, trying shots, getting into good poistions - still same odd fashion sense though!

why i hate britain at 09:32:15 Sunday February 2 2003
Henry your a disgrace to humanity......and womanity.

been away at 09:24:05 Sunday February 2 2003
sorry did i miss something what is happening to sampson?

Henry fiddle at 09:06:39 Sunday February 2 2003
Ellis/Fenwick out,how can they both let us score 3 goal(one from a corner)this is a disgrace,get them out b4 its tooooooooooo late,i will be protesting on tuesday,meet at the ticket office at 7pm,don't forget to bring your banners.oh and by the way ELLIS OUT OUT OUT OUT OUT OUT and you tooooooo Fenwick you can go tooooooooooooooo>>>>>>>>>bye bye bye

Anon at 07:45:11 Sunday February 2 2003
Like mentioned elsewhere,he can sit back now and take the pay cheque to make up for the testimonial game he ,disgracefully, didn't get.

Anon at 01:24:32 Sunday February 2 2003
We MUST MUST MUST MUST MUST MUST MUST MUST keep Gabbiadini!!!! Is anyone else a little sad to see Sammo's fall from grace? The man is a Cobblers legend and, to my mind, the best centre-half we've ever had. Even Warburton at his peak doesn't compare to Sampson at his!!! (obviously, the partnership has NEVER been matched)

Harlequin at 00:18:44 Sunday February 2 2003
Paul Kerdot

John Lennon at 00:18:18 Sunday February 2 2003
Paul Muckethwipe

peter paul and mary at 23:05:07 Saturday February 1 2003
Paul of water

Anon at 23:04:51 Saturday February 1 2003
Were you disapointed it was 1-1 HFH?

2 more at 23:01:32 Saturday February 1 2003
Paul Curtis and Paul Culpin

Paul at 22:31:20 Saturday February 1 2003
Bring back Paul Dempsey

onemanteam at 21:50:11 Saturday February 1 2003
GASCOIGNE ?????????? sorry thats silly

Old Stratford Cobbler at 21:38:50 Saturday February 1 2003
Childs View at 18:27:32 - wait till Paul Rickers comes back then we can have 5 Pauls! Paul Stratford would make it 6. Any other suggestions to get a Cobblers team made up entirely of players called Paul? Now there's one to get you thinking.

Ralph2 at 21:19:47 Saturday February 1 2003
I forgot to mention,great turnout today and great support.

Ralph2 at 21:11:04 Saturday February 1 2003
Well I've slagged off Fenwick enough so I guess I should be big enough to praise him when he does something positive.The lads were great today,they fought for every ball not giving Crewe a chance to settle.To a man they played out of their skins and played some good football in patches.If I was to be ultra critical I would say that Trollope gave the ball away a little too much for my liking as did McGregor but Trollope made up for this by covering every blade of grass during the 90 minutes and McGregor probably had the best game for us I have seen him play.How the ref gave a foul for a back pass is beyond me,Reid stretched for the ball and as far as I could see it came off his studs,I fully expected Thompson to pick it up.Did the refs constant igrin wind up anyone else other than me. My man of the match would be Derek Asamoah.I have managed to get to 13 games this season and that was certainly the best game I have seen him play.Oh yeah,Rahim looks to be settling in slowly and looks a good prospect (CC could do with laying the ball off to him a few more times than at present)So,well done Mr Fenwick and the lads,I hope to make it down for tuesdays game and look forward to a much improved performance than that against the Pish.I don't know how but after following the Cobblers for 35+ years that is my first visit to Gresty Road,a very odd little ground.

CF at 21:01:13 Saturday February 1 2003
WELL ANON THE ONLY FUCKING DISGRACE IS YOU AND YOUR FUCKING NO KNOWLEDGE OF FOOTBALL THEY LOOK LIKE A TEAM NOW WELL DONE TF

score in a brothel at 20:59:00 Saturday February 1 2003
i have just read on the 5 live site that Parkin is going to Spurs.......ha ha

scoreinabrothel at 20:54:06 Saturday February 1 2003
i read on the radio 5 live site that Parkin is going to Spurs........ha ha ha

Ted at 20:23:10 Saturday February 1 2003
Great day out today.Excellent attacking away performance against a very strong side,and some of the best Fish&Chips I've tasted.

onemanteam at 19:38:45 Saturday February 1 2003
i hope the reason for subbing gabbi was to keep hime fit for tuesday and not as i fear to keep him fit to sell him,as it has been stated that "A FEW HIGHLY PAYED PLAYERS MAY HAVE TO GO" if Gabbi goes we WILL be relegated !! roll on tuesday i predict a 2-0 win..fingers crossed the corner has been turned

Gedgie Flashman at 19:38:33 Saturday February 1 2003
I have Barnet FC season tickets at £500 or M&M tickets @£1, call the Old Stratford ticket Agency

Macc Cobblers at 19:07:49 Saturday February 1 2003
Excellent performance today - a lot more fight in the team. If we had a decent ref we would have come away with three points. Their first goal was as a result of the referree penalising Thompson for picking up a "back pass" . Upto that point Crewe had not been in the game. For the secong goal the referree missed a blatant foul on Trollope in the build up. We got the all important goal just before half time and in the second half we were again the better team. Good goal(!) from a corner. Crewe scored a soft third (was it offside?) but still we came back. There were many good performances but special mention for Asamoah who ran their fullback ragged - Rahim who for sixty minutes looked much more the part and will only get better with a few more games under him - McGregor got stuck in and very unlucky not to get a goal. We looked much more of a team - actually looked as if we had practiced set pieces - one lovely move in the first half from a corner deserved a goal. A bit surprised that Fenwick took Gabbi off with about fifteen minutes to go, as passed initiative to Crewe (although we got our equaliser in that time!) Look forward to Tuesday now !

A Childs View at 18:27:32 Saturday February 1 2003
Cracking point today - Crewe are a good team so well done the boys and TF for the point earned. Good resilience coming back twice, however, inexperienced keepers making it harder for the outfield players yet again. Hopefully that'll give a bit of confidence to set us up for Tuesday. Point of interest - we had four players in our starting eleven called Paul, some sort of record?

FAO anti Fenwicks at 18:06:53 Saturday February 1 2003
Not as good as 0-5 to Wycombe really. What do you reckon?

Ha Fucking Ha at 18:06:32 Saturday February 1 2003
Scumbags Rushden losing to Swansea.................lol

Wobbler at 18:02:47 Saturday February 1 2003
Go on say something.

Anon at 17:05:29 Saturday February 1 2003
I blame Fenwick

How????? at 16:43:18 Saturday February 1 2003
Have we scored 3 goals today?

3-3 at 16:41:48 Saturday February 1 2003
asamoah

3-2 at 16:36:36 Saturday February 1 2003
Didnt last long....

2-2 at 16:22:45 Saturday February 1 2003
How the fuck did we do that?

Anon at 15:49:15 Saturday February 1 2003
HOW MANY BELIEVE THIS IS ALL TF FAULT? RETARDS

Oregon Cobbler at 15:48:09 Saturday February 1 2003
Fenwick out.

Pen!! at 15:46:39 Saturday February 1 2003
ooeeeeeeeerrrrrrrr

Pen!! at 15:46:32 Saturday February 1 2003
ooeeeeeeeerrrrrrrr

Anon at 15:46:25 Saturday February 1 2003
who is going to blame TF for ooooo hang on its a pen, i was going to say whos going to blame TF for the goalkeepers he inherited? lets see about this pen then...........................................YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEES MARCO GET IN GOAL AND BE THE COMPLETE HERO NOW!

FENWICK OUT!!!!!!!!!!!!! at 15:44:53 Saturday February 1 2003
Get rid of the turnip now before its too late

Anon at 15:42:30 Saturday February 1 2003
whitehead with 1 knee might be better than our other options at the moment.

Anon at 15:41:53 Saturday February 1 2003
sodding 2 in 2

Anon at 15:41:18 Saturday February 1 2003
fuck this, its a f@ucking disgrace. What is the point anymore?

Anon at 15:40:09 Saturday February 1 2003
another goalkeeping f@ck up. for crying out loud, sort it out, who the hell is the goalkeeping coach? isnt it a scotsman? yeah i think it is, well there yours answer then.

Anon at 15:38:57 Saturday February 1 2003
TOLD U

Anon at 15:38:43 Saturday February 1 2003
HERE WE GO

Anon at 15:34:07 Saturday February 1 2003
YELLOW

Anon at 15:30:36 Saturday February 1 2003
hello?

Anon at 15:29:32 Saturday February 1 2003
yellow yellow everywhere

Anon at 15:28:37 Saturday February 1 2003
sounds ok so far

Anon at 15:02:08 Saturday February 1 2003
14-0 already? its getting worse

A Childs View at 14:32:28 Saturday February 1 2003
Money in your pocket? I am clearly losing it!!!!!!

A Childs View at 14:31:05 Saturday February 1 2003
Phil Whitehead - useful keeper in my view, sounds like he'll be here when his knee is better. Him and Harper battling it out next year - much better than what we've had before, Sollitt and Abbey aren't up to it, as soon as you have an injury you start losing points. Pierre should also be coming once he's gone past the 75%. Have to content myself with Sky Sports News today - hoping we get something out of the game. Big game on Tues which I'm looking forward to - maybe we'll sneak something. Still some crazy posts on here from people slating Fenwick and Ellis - lets give them a bloody chance! We are still in debt and they are trying their hardest to get players in, a better situation than most clubs. Robbie Williams - hurry up and put your money in your pocket to save Port Vale!!

QA at 14:26:58 Saturday February 1 2003
Was It?

Anon at 14:03:36 Saturday February 1 2003
pete hendridge

Mo Bile at 13:59:51 Saturday February 1 2003
Could have been me though?

BT at 13:59:19 Saturday February 1 2003
Wasn't me

FA at 13:33:22 Saturday February 1 2003
Who was it?

JT at 13:31:09 Saturday February 1 2003
Somebody called me on the phone

Anon at 12:46:59 Saturday February 1 2003
For the next Q&A perhaps someone could ask if we'll ever see Gerard Lavin again?

onemanteam at 11:17:12 Saturday February 1 2003
Hi Tarquirs me old mate not going to the game then? back from espana and pissed off with this weather come on cobblers see if we can lose by less than two goals see u tuesday

Tarquin at 11:09:23 Saturday February 1 2003
Public Service Announcement at 10:33:36 Saturday February 1 2003 thanks for the info,i've got that and the greastest album he and the heartbreakers recorded L.A.M.F,if you wanna hear real music not the dross created by pop stars!!!(are they joking or what)/bland academy etc,check it out.God help us today if we play 4-5-1,we lose 2/3/4/-0,why don't we have a go and see if we can score a goal or two,or have i got the wrong idea about football,i thought the idea was to win,not just stop the other team from scoring.

Anon at 10:42:57 Saturday February 1 2003
I would say Rushden get on tele because they are looking good and have a good chance of taking our place in the 2nd division next season.

Public Service Announcement at 10:33:36 Saturday February 1 2003
Towny: It was 300 actually. Tarqun: Go to Ebay and get the mighty Johnny Thunders Heartbreakers 'Chinese Rocks' 12" for sale NOW.

Towny at 08:58:33 Saturday February 1 2003
RE; rushden on sky,isuppose its on "INTERNATIONAL" telly for the new fan base in China! i hope some of those poor 200 that got made redundant yesterday make a fuss on telly,now that would be a good advert for mercenary Max!!. As for good entertainment for early evening ,would that be the same flowing football you played against Oxford cobbs last week?,

Trainspotter Cobbler at 08:38:39 Saturday February 1 2003
I know its a bit late to post this but. Anyone thinking of going to Crewe by rail would be well advised to use Silverlink to New Street then First North Western or Central Trains to Crewe. Although slightly longer a West Midland Day Ranger Ticket purchased at Northampton costs £12.80 and includes Northampton and Crewe within its area. It is NOT valid however on Virgin Trains.... Add a few cans to the equation and another certain defeat may be eased slightly.

Cheer Up Terry Fenwick at 07:32:18 Saturday February 1 2003
Simple, they are at the top of the table and enjoy that little bit of curiosity factor, you know the type of thing . . . village people make good. They play open and attractive football and have several really good players who could easily make it at a higher level. Nene Park also offers great facilities and I am sure the game versus Swansea will be good fare for early Saturday evening viewers. It's encouraging to see the County represented on national (nay, international) TV, and as they say, any publicity is good publicity. Let's hope that next season Sky have the foresight to show Diamonds take on the mighty Cobblers, although that doesn't look likely at the moment.

Anon at 01:32:07 Saturday February 1 2003
Anybody who's involved with Sky at all care to answer how come fucking Rushden get televised when many better teams in both Divisions II and III get ignored. A spot of bandwagon jumping AGAIN perhaps?

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