Match Thread Brighton HA Home NL Cup
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I very much doubt we have to worry about that Growler tbh
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His header was decent, but we must be watching a different player because all I see is Walker pull out of challenges endlessly and look to give the ball away to another player the moment he gets it, not what consider a "Physical" forward in the least.
Seems more concerned about getting injured than imposing himself as a presence in the game.
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Your description above sounds fitting for other players.... Gorman springs to mind.
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It was because as we had 2 wingers, in a 5-2-3 formation, the 2 wingbacks room to exploit going forward
the problem I have with Walker is that his hold up play isnt great, which is what is required from a striker when playing up top on their own. The ball doesnt seem to stick to him when cleared from/played out by the defence
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I assume we’re counting all the friends and families of the players in that figure.
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So that happened. Cheers, Ian! Sounds like he’s not too far away. 🤞🏻LondonCard wrote: ↑Wed Oct 02, 2024 7:44 amMaybe Nico could ask Doyle about Odusina in the next interview? Most clubs give updates on injured players so don’t think it’s unreasonable to know.
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Re: Match Thread Brighton HA Home NL Cup
I wanted to clarify that these National Cup games have no bearing on the removal of FA Cup replays, I can confirm the National League was not consulted on the removing of the FA Cup replays from the first round.
With regards to the National League Cup, the Premier league has provided a fund of one million for the National League, which the contributions are as follows :
£10,000 for each club entering the competition.
If the National League team wins a match against the the PL2 team, £8,000 prize money is provided to the winner, along with £4,000 for a draw.
If the PL2 team wins, the prize money goes into a fund & at the end of the competition the money is equally divided by 1/6 to each NL team which competed.
Quarter final winners of the NL Cup matches are provided with £15,000, otherwise it goes into the pot, to be distributed at the end of the competition, final losers will receive £30,000 and winners will receive £60,000.
The eight NL teams who who didn't participate will receive £5,000 each and NL South & North clubs will revive £2,500.
The cost of officials is approximately £80,000. This will be deducted from the £1 million, however all the medicals & ambulances are provided by the Premier League clubs for the competition
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Guess that would explain why there was an ambulance parked pitchside.kansasCard wrote: ↑Sun Oct 27, 2024 2:30 amTaken courtesy of Shotsweb. Program notes from Azeem.
I wanted to clarify that these National Cup games have no bearing on the removal of FA Cup replays, I can confirm the National League was not consulted on the removing of the FA Cup replays from the first round.
With regards to the National League Cup, the Premier league has provided a fund of one million for the National League, which the contributions are as follows :
£10,000 for each club entering the competition.
If the National League team wins a match against the the PL2 team, £8,000 prize money is provided to the winner, along with £4,000 for a draw.
If the PL2 team wins, the prize money goes into a fund & at the end of the competition the money is equally divided by 1/6 to each NL team which competed.
Quarter final winners of the NL Cup matches are provided with £15,000, otherwise it goes into the pot, to be distributed at the end of the competition, final losers will receive £30,000 and winners will receive £60,000.
The eight NL teams who who didn't participate will receive £5,000 each and NL South & North clubs will revive £2,500.
The cost of officials is approximately £80,000. This will be deducted from the £1 million, however all the medicals & ambulances are provided by the Premier League clubs for the competition
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