| Matches thread: Chorley and Halifax. 19:23 - Jul 18 with 12740 views | 442Dale |
Dale XI v Chorley: Wade, Brown, Ward, Canavan, Kearney, Allen, Camps, Cannon, Rathbone, Trialist, Davies
Subs: Piper, Neild, Renner, Appiah, Tavares, Gillam, Bradley
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#HTvRAFC Dale XI: Lillis, Rafferty, McGahey, McNulty, Kitching, Keane, Morley, Adshead, Inman, Andrew, Williams
Subs: Collis, Henderson, Hamzat, White, Kuemo, Yonsian, A Trialist
Beech at Chorley. Hill at Halifax. [Post edited 18 Jul 2017 19:26]
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| Matches thread: Chorley and Halifax. on 21:25 - Jul 18 with 3508 views | boromat |
Still no idea who the Trialist at Halifax is? |  |
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| Matches thread: Chorley and Halifax. on 21:31 - Jul 18 with 3397 views | SuddenLad |
4-0 at Chorley. Davies with the 4th. |  |
| “It is easier to fool people, than to convince them that they have been fooled†|
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| Matches thread: Chorley and Halifax. on 21:37 - Jul 18 with 3284 views | SuddenLad |
FT at Chorley 4-0
FT at Halifax 0-2 | |
| “It is easier to fool people, than to convince them that they have been fooled†|
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| Matches thread: Chorley and Halifax. on 21:44 - Jul 18 with 3151 views | 442Dale |
| Matches thread: Chorley and Halifax. on 21:37 - Jul 18 by SuddenLad |
FT at Chorley 4-0
FT at Halifax 0-2 |
Be interesting to hear Hill's views on that defeat and possible defensive recruitments. Should we actually see a manager's interview this time. | |
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| Matches thread: Chorley and Halifax. on 21:45 - Jul 18 with 3106 views | BigDaveMyCock |
| Matches thread: Chorley and Halifax. on 21:12 - Jul 18 by Daley_Lama |
Triallist now on at Halifax.
Having a busy busy night! |
I seem to recall Phil Collins doing something similar at Live Aid. | |
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| Matches thread: Chorley and Halifax. on 21:47 - Jul 18 with 3089 views | fitzochris |
| Matches thread: Chorley and Halifax. on 21:44 - Jul 18 by 442Dale |
Be interesting to hear Hill's views on that defeat and possible defensive recruitments. Should we actually see a manager's interview this time. |
Hopefully he sees the point. |  |
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| Matches thread: Chorley and Halifax. on 21:50 - Jul 18 with 3039 views | leedsdale |
| Matches thread: Chorley and Halifax. on 21:25 - Jul 18 by boromat |
Still no idea who the Trialist at Halifax is? |
Didn't recognise him.
Diminutive and got beaten once, but then put a couple of decent tackles in. Might be worth another look |  | | |
| Matches thread: Chorley and Halifax. on 21:56 - Jul 18 with 2942 views | dale4ever |
| Matches thread: Chorley and Halifax. on 20:51 - Jul 18 by fitzochris |
Meanwhile, our first-day opponents Portsmouth go 8-0 up at Newport  |
Not the Welsh Newport, it's Newport in Isle of Wight. | | | |
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| Matches thread: Chorley and Halifax. on 22:23 - Jul 18 with 2727 views | 442Dale |
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| Matches thread: Chorley and Halifax. on 22:29 - Jul 18 with 2695 views | fitzochris |
| Matches thread: Chorley and Halifax. on 21:56 - Jul 18 by dale4ever |
Not the Welsh Newport, it's Newport in Isle of Wight. |
I didn't say it was the Welsh Newport. | |
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| Matches thread: Chorley and Halifax. on 22:44 - Jul 18 with 2610 views | dale4ever |
| Matches thread: Chorley and Halifax. on 22:29 - Jul 18 by fitzochris |
I didn't say it was the Welsh Newport. |
From your post many would assume it was the Welsh one, that's all I'm saying. | | | |
| Matches thread: Chorley and Halifax. on 22:49 - Jul 18 with 2572 views | fitzochris |
| Matches thread: Chorley and Halifax. on 22:44 - Jul 18 by dale4ever |
From your post many would assume it was the Welsh one, that's all I'm saying. |
Well thanks for taking up the mantle for the assumers. | |
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| Matches thread: Chorley and Halifax. on 23:04 - Jul 18 with 2477 views | SuddenLad |
| Matches thread: Chorley and Halifax. on 21:50 - Jul 18 by leedsdale |
Didn't recognise him.
Diminutive and got beaten once, but then put a couple of decent tackles in. Might be worth another look |
If you didn't recognise him the first time.......  | |
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| Matches thread: Chorley and Halifax. on 23:30 - Jul 18 with 2323 views | TVOS1907 |
| Matches thread: Chorley and Halifax. on 20:35 - Jul 18 by ChaffRAFC |
Unreal isn't it. Its as if they dont want other clubs to know he's available. Like they wouldn't know. Jesus wept. All cloak and dagger stuff. Its pathetic. Anyone any idea who B trialist is at Halifax? |
Just to add to the mystery...
Tannoyman at Victory Park, obviously auditioning for Chorley FM, announced our first goalscorer as "A TRIALIST".
He announced our second scorer as "OLIVER RATHBONE", even though it was actually the same bloke who scored the first one.
Finally, he announced the third goal being scored by "JACK REDSHAW", who looked suspiciously like "A TRIALIST".
Pick the bones out of that! |  |
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| Matches thread: Chorley and Halifax. on 23:45 - Jul 18 with 2264 views | TalkingSutty |
| Matches thread: Chorley and Halifax. on 23:04 - Jul 18 by SuddenLad |
If you didn't recognise him the first time....... |
First visit to Chorley and enjoyed it, old fashioned little ground with a good social club and excellent snack bar. Really friendly staff also. A young Rochdale team had to withstand a pretty smart opening quarter from Chorley but we slowly came into the game and started to take over the possesssion. It was 100mph at times with tackles flying in but in general Rochdale looked more composed on the ball. The defence looked pretty solid with the young lad playing centre half alongside Canavan doing particularly well. Redshaw looked sharp up front and swept home from 6 yards out to put the Dale one nil up shortly before half time. It WAS Redshaw, most Dale fans know him, you could disguise him as Groucho Marks and stick a fat cigar in his gob, but we'd still know Jack (everybody in the ground knew him).
Second half we started with the same team but upped the tempo and our passing was much crisper. The defence was rarely troubled and the couple of half chances that came Chorley way were competently dealt with by the youngster playing in the Dale goal. Redshaw applied two more smart finishes to complete his hat trick and Davies who completed the full 90 minutes added the fourth from close range.
All in all a good performance with special mention to Redshaw who showed a great first touch, speed off the mark and also his finishing prowess. Forget his daft celebrations a couple of years ago, wipe the slate clean and let's get behind the lad if he puts pen to paper. Andy Cannon was very good in midfield, loads of energy and a stand out player for me. The young lad at centre half did pretty well and should be one for the future but not just yet( name not known but maybe Ward?) . Reece Brown looked sluggish and a bit careless with his distributions at times. Davies doesn't look fit yet and short on stamina, probably as a result of his injury at the end of last season, credit to him though because he completed the full match and it will have done him good.
Overall it was a good night and decent performance against a robust Chorley, the score line indicates it was a piece of cake but we worked hard for the win. 👠[Post edited 19 Jul 2017 0:07]
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| Matches thread: Chorley and Halifax. on 23:46 - Jul 18 with 2261 views | Nerazzurri |
| Matches thread: Chorley and Halifax. on 20:21 - Jul 18 by 442Dale |
1-0 v Chorley. Redshaw (or the trialist. Or someone). Anyway, the main issue sounds to be the shorts - reports say they have a navy trim.
Update: black appears to be the verdict. Everybody stand down. [Post edited 18 Jul 2017 20:49]
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The actual stripe is the same colour blue as the shirts & it has a black mesh over the top of it giving the navy appearance. |  |
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| Matches thread: Chorley and Halifax. on 00:06 - Jul 19 with 2183 views | Daley_Lama |
Thanks TS for the Chorley review.
A Trialist can't have done much other than good for his prospects with us (or elsewhere)
Shin splints hopefully totally gone. |  |
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| Matches thread: Chorley and Halifax. on 00:08 - Jul 19 with 2178 views | 442Dale |
| Matches thread: Chorley and Halifax. on 23:46 - Jul 18 by Nerazzurri |
The actual stripe is the same colour blue as the shirts & it has a black mesh over the top of it giving the navy appearance. |
Interesting! Need to see up close.
And cheers for the report, TS. That was excellent, gives a great insight. | |
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| Matches thread: Chorley and Halifax. on 00:08 - Jul 19 with 2178 views | joecooke |
Morley and Adshead in the starting 11 against Halifax spoke volumes to me,great experience for them but against experienced semi/pros was always going to be tough. |  |
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| Matches thread: Chorley and Halifax. on 00:14 - Jul 19 with 2158 views | TalkingSutty |
| Matches thread: Chorley and Halifax. on 00:08 - Jul 19 by 442Dale |
Interesting! Need to see up close.
And cheers for the report, TS. That was excellent, gives a great insight. |
Making people happy is what i'm all about.😀👠[Post edited 19 Jul 2017 0:19]
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| Matches thread: Chorley and Halifax. on 00:34 - Jul 19 with 2099 views | Shun |
Thanks for the report, TS. And yes, the youngster who partnered Canavan was indeed Ward. |  | | |
| Matches thread: Chorley and Halifax. on 03:08 - Jul 19 with 2001 views | SalwaDale |
In other news, the dad of the keeper is an author and we'll worth reading. He wrote one book where he watched every round of the fa cup. Goes by the name of Calvin Wade. I can highly recommend. |  |
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| Matches thread: Chorley and Halifax. on 06:27 - Jul 19 with 1882 views | TalkingSutty |
| Matches thread: Chorley and Halifax. on 00:34 - Jul 19 by Shun |
Thanks for the report, TS. And yes, the youngster who partnered Canavan was indeed Ward. |
He looked a decent prospect, still plenty of growing to do in the physical sense but he got stuck in and looks like one for the future. Kearney on the left hand side also looked decent, comfortable and composed when he had the ball and he's a big unit for his age. It's a good standard the National League North and Chorley lost to Halifax in the play off final so they are no mugs, the kids did well last night. | | | |
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