Henrycav81

Re comments about Didzy's booking:
The ref went to blow immediately... and with some vigour!  It was a clear yellow card offence... but he just managed to hold back as he realised there was an advantage to play.
He double checked who the perp was, and kept his eye on where Didzy was for the first few seconds.  I'm pretty certain there was also a gesture to let Didzy know what was coming.
I then commented to the guy in front that he'll get booked once the ball goes dead.  It was all so obvious.

It then transpired that the ball stayed alive for a good long while, despite both keepers having the ball in their hands during this play, so he waited... and waited... and waited... as he should.
The ref didn't forget.  And there was no surprise or complaint from Didzy when it came... he knew it was coming. 
Ref got it all spot on, imo.

I only saw the second half unfortunately but Shrewsbury looked a decent side, not that it makes the result any easier to take after what sounds like an excellent first half display.
Can we please stop suggesting that referees and their assistants are part of an EFL plot to hamper DCFC? It's beyond embarrassing.

Gabbiadini’s second touch was usually a tackle, granted he had a decent season when we went up in 96 but wasn’t good enough for the premier league with us, I don’t think he scored a goal for us in the premier league and was sold 
Goddard over Gabbiadini all day for me, the sale of Goddard was the beginning of our decline 

Gabbiadini’s second touch was usually a tackle, granted he had a decent season when we went up in 96 but wasn’t good enough for the premier league with us, I don’t think he scored a goal for us in the premier league and was sold 
Goddard over Gabbiadini all day for me, the sale of Goddard was the beginning of our decline 

Gabbiadini’s second touch was usually a tackle, granted he had a decent season when we went up in 96 but wasn’t good enough for the premier league with us, I don’t think he scored a goal for us in the premier league and was sold 
Goddard over Gabbiadini all day for me, the sale of Goddard was the beginning of our decline 

ARTHUR COX
                 Shilton
 Sage  Wright Hindmarsh Forsyth
Callaghan  Gregory G.Williams Mcminn   
               Saunders Goddard
 
JIM SMITH    
                  Poom
Laursen  Stimac  McGrath  C.Powell
      Eranio  Carsley  Asanovic
      Sturridge  Wanchope  Baiano

Gabbiadini’s second touch was usually a tackle, granted he had a decent season when we went up in 96 but wasn’t good enough for the premier league with us, I don’t think he scored a goal for us in the premier league and was sold 
Goddard over Gabbiadini all day for me, the sale of Goddard was the beginning of our decline 

Gabbiadini’s second touch was usually a tackle, granted he had a decent season when we went up in 96 but wasn’t good enough for the premier league with us, I don’t think he scored a goal for us in the premier league and was sold 
Goddard over Gabbiadini all day for me, the sale of Goddard was the beginning of our decline 

ahead of Saunders and Goddard?

ARTHUR COX
                 Shilton
 Sage  Wright Hindmarsh Forsyth
Callaghan  Gregory G.Williams Mcminn   
               Saunders Goddard
 
JIM SMITH    
                  Poom
Laursen  Stimac  McGrath  C.Powell
      Eranio  Carsley  Asanovic
      Sturridge  Wanchope  Baiano

You were only allowed 3 non EU players in your matchday squad so we had to pick 3 from
 Poom, Stimac, Asanovic, Wanchope & Solis 
usually it was Asanovic and Solis that missed out 
 

Personally I wouldn't wish what we went through on any club. It's bigger than just the rivalries of fans, it's livelihoods, communities and history. No matter how much I might disdain some clubs, there are more important things than football tribalism and we should know that better then anyone.

Such a horrible story that'll be made even worse by the sad sacks who started all the BS stories about her husband not even stopping to think of the pain they caused.
Nor will it make them think twice about speculating and spreading rumours next time. 
People can be sickening. 
 
 

I played with gaz,bob and ray Lewis at prims, Les Wright from prims also played for Derby reserves in the 70,s
in the 80,s borrowash Vics had some lads play for the reserves, Ian grostate and Paul turner and maybe some others, having been associated with prims since 1981 I don’t like saying good things about vics?

I’m really looking forward to the new season,I think we’ll be really competitive in all forms.
As anybody any idea how many members we have for the upcoming season I believe we had the lowest membership last year at under 900. 

Us Olive Eden lads always thought Henry Cav lads were a bit strange ?

Yeah jimmy lingard was there when I was at Henry cavendish
he used to play for the teachers 5 a side team in the league Bob Avery (P E teacher) used to organise 
he was useless a bit like his namesake Jesse.
Always used to enjoy getting stuck into the teachers with no comeback 

Michael McEndoe
i believe he got done for running some sort Ponzi scheme, he’d have been ideal as manager if Kirchner had took control of the club 

He'll certainly be Re Minced when in those showers by Mr Big ?

Beaufort juniors left 76
darwin 76-79
henry cav 79-81
parents lived on Scarborough rise 
mucker 1884 lived in rough end ?
 
 

Only behind you in age mucker ?

I’m going to have a wild guess and say your from breadsall estate 

I played with Dave Redfearn for grandstand over 35s, we had a 1/4 final in the Umbro national cup away at Scarborough, we had a bus leaving from the master locksmith pub when someone said where’s Redfearn, one of the other coppers in the team said we might not be seeing him for a while. He ended up spending some time at her majesty’s pleasure . I believe he’s since passed away 

I’ve never understood all this wrestling to get the ball back quickly to the centre spot. It’s the opposition who kick off if they want to spend 10 minutes walking to the halfway line to do so they can, it’s up to the referee to add the time on which they invariably don’t Yesterday the ball would’ve got back to the centre spot quicker without the melee

It was a fabulous goal from Dobbin. Cashin raced to get to the ball to grab it and rush it back to the penalty spot, but the Wycombe keeper beat him to it and grabbed the ball. At this point the only thing to do is go back to the halfway line and hope the game restarts quickly. It's not our ball. It's theirs. They have the kickoff. 
Cashin was riled, and got into a stupid altercation, enabling the keeper to waste time going to ground holding the ball. Cash's fault, but in the end he was sensible and withdrew. Then Collins was an idiot and ran into the fray and started a fight with their keeper to try and grab the ball (which is a Wycombe ball) out of the goalie"s hands. The ref was looking for an excuse to send a Derby player off all game. I would not have been surprised had Collins seen red. He shouldn't have been there. He should have been back on the halfway line.