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Summary of matchplay
« on: August 20, 2013, 11:30:24 PM »
Boston United ...the team who wear amber and black,
4-3-3 Boston out to attack.
Stockport County hosting Boston United,
hard fought game only one team delighted.
Boston taking a early LEAD!!!
Garner from corner Stockport concede....
10mins later County from the spot,
Dennis putting past Boston keeper with the shot.
Boston very organised, half time 1-1 draw,
should been leading, Stockport were poor. 
Into the second half teams go,
all Boston, County nowhere to go.
Newsham, Weir-Daley score 2 quick goals,
taking the fight out the Hatters' soles.
Now Stockport 1 Boston 4,
Miller comes in to score.!!!
Home team fans, left early with disgust,
as Boston destroying, had the game sussed!!
Attendance 3,317 watched in the crowd,
Boston joy, supporters proud.
Full time - great result Pilgrims 4-1 win.
Boston United's season is ready to begin.

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« Reply #1 on: August 20, 2013, 11:36:09 PM »
Tonight's match Boston against Telford.
Who played the best, who got the reward,
as they got underway at York Street.
Lots of action, what a treat.
12mins in Garner hauls down Gray
giving a penalty away.
Clancy slots it into the net. One nil Telford,
Boston under threat.Boston played very well,
Telford's Clancy yellowed for his fell.
A scorcher 30 yards from Bore,
one for goal of season, that's for sure.
Half time one all, both managers should be chuffed,
full of excitement, some action pack stuff.

Second half started end to end,
time there Boston needed to defend.
Telford were putting up a good fight,
whilst Boston were trying to put their visitors out of sight.
1092 Boston had in the crowd,
Telford took 53, made them heard clearly and loud.
Both teams came in with power shots,
keepers saving with some nice stops.
Piergianni headed across the box into the hole.
Boston's Garner from close range over the goal.
Best player was always on the ball,
man of match goes to United's Conor Marsh-all.
Last few seconds Garner hit the bar,
final whistle went Boston & Telford finish on level par.
Great game, score was right,
for a neutral the match was a delight.
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Re: Summary of matchplay
« Reply #2 on: August 21, 2013, 10:57:34 AM »
Don't think KON is going to like this!
An official but unpaid team Poet????
(Or is he/she unpaid????)

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Re: Summary of matchplay
« Reply #3 on: August 21, 2013, 01:12:11 PM »
That is difficult to say
But at the end of the day
it's freedom of speech
And bores goal was a peach
Let's hope when Saturday comes
We can beat Leamington

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Re: Summary of matchplay
« Reply #4 on: August 21, 2013, 09:15:49 PM »
Good effort, keep it up as the season progresses. I'm looking forward to finding out what rhymes with Galinski though.

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Re: Summary of matchplay
« Reply #5 on: August 21, 2013, 09:44:43 PM »
Natasha Kaplinsky?
I create YouTube videos (BUFC/FM/CM 01-02), and stream Football Manager on Twitch as BostonUnitedFM.

http://bufm.co.uk/

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Re: Summary of matchplay
« Reply #6 on: August 22, 2013, 09:36:55 AM »
Four points from six, with the promise of more,
five different players have managed to score,
4th in the league, and who knows where we'll finish,
our hopes for the year have just grown not diminished,
the two early favourites have hardly troubled the boys,
and the crowds that were falling are suddenly making some noise,
the squad may be small, but they show class and have battled,
and we're hoping more teams will have their cage rattled,
Sure, long way to go and so many matches to play,
and who knows what players, will shine, have a say,
who will fans love, who will leave, who will join us,
on the long trips ahead not by car but by team bus,
glued to their I Pods, watching re-runs of Bore,
and his screamer on Tuesday that neatly levelled the score,
as more goals go in and the points tally rise,
could we really go up, could we shock and surprise,
wont know 'till Easter, god it's a long time to wait,
and by then tens of thousands would have come through the gates,
all coming to watch the success of a team,
whose supporters once down are now living the dream,
of course on the way, there'll be moaning and pain,
but the fans go on chanting through the sun, through the rain,
and if we go up, through skill or a huge slice of luck,
will we give a monkeys, a toss or a **** ?
the board wont, DG wont, nor you and certainly not me,
and then no-one will mind that nothing rhymes with Galinski!



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Re: Summary of matchplay
« Reply #7 on: August 22, 2013, 11:43:23 AM »
Four points from six, with the promise of more,
five different players have managed to score,
4th in the league, and who knows where we'll finish,
our hopes for the year have just grown not diminished,
the two early favourites have hardly troubled the boys,
and the crowds that were falling are suddenly making some noise,
the squad may be small, but they show class and have battled,
and we're hoping more teams will have their cage rattled,
Sure, long way to go and so many matches to play,
and who knows what players, will shine, have a say,
who will fans love, who will leave, who will join us,
on the long trips ahead not by car but by team bus,
glued to their I Pods, watching re-runs of Bore,
and his screamer on Tuesday that neatly levelled the score,
as more goals go in and the points tally rise,
could we really go up, could we shock and surprise,
wont know 'till Easter, god it's a long time to wait,
and by then tens of thousands would have come through the gates,
all coming to watch the success of a team,
whose supporters once down are now living the dream,
of course on the way, there'll be moaning and pain,
but the fans go on chanting through the sun, through the rain,
and if we go up, through skill or a huge slice of luck,
will we give a monkeys, a toss or a **** ?
the board wont, DG wont, nor you and certainly not me,
and then no-one will mind that nothing rhymes with Galinski!

Bravo that man. Perhaps you could become BUFC Poet Laureate. ;D
IWJLTSTSPFKARIADASICR

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Re: Summary of matchplay
« Reply #8 on: August 22, 2013, 01:27:15 PM »
Four points from six, with the promise of more,
five different players have managed to score,
4th in the league, and who knows where we'll finish,
our hopes for the year have just grown not diminished,
the two early favourites have hardly troubled the boys,
and the crowds that were falling are suddenly making some noise,
the squad may be small, but they show class and have battled,
and we're hoping more teams will have their cage rattled,
Sure, long way to go and so many matches to play,
and who knows what players, will shine, have a say,
who will fans love, who will leave, who will join us,
on the long trips ahead not by car but by team bus,
glued to their I Pods, watching re-runs of Bore,
and his screamer on Tuesday that neatly levelled the score,
as more goals go in and the points tally rise,
could we really go up, could we shock and surprise,
wont know 'till Easter, god it's a long time to wait,
and by then tens of thousands would have come through the gates,
all coming to watch the success of a team,
whose supporters once down are now living the dream,
of course on the way, there'll be moaning and pain,
but the fans go on chanting through the sun, through the rain,
and if we go up, through skill or a huge slice of luck,
will we give a monkeys, a toss or a **** ?
the board wont, DG wont, nor you and certainly not me,
and then no-one will mind that nothing rhymes with Galinski!

Bravo that man. Perhaps you could become BUFC Poet Laureate. ;D

Or Mrs G should give him more housework to do .!!!

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Re: Summary of matchplay
« Reply #9 on: August 22, 2013, 03:50:51 PM »

Leamington travel to Boston for this East Midlands clash,
hoping to see Leamington get thrashed.
Teams will battle, this Saturday afternoon,
another exciting game coming so soon.
Boston stable, in great shape,
keeping the form up is needed till finishing tape.
Come along support the Boston team,
playing in the Conference Premier league is not just a dream.
Cheer on the Pilgrim players,
they're not quitters, but are stayers.
3 o'clock kick off, at Boston's York Street,
another exciting game, should be a treat.

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« Reply #10 on: August 22, 2013, 08:27:28 PM »

Leamington travel to Boston for this East Midlands clash,
hoping to see Leamington get thrashed.
Teams will battle, this Saturday afternoon,
another exciting game coming so soon.
Boston stable, in great shape,
keeping the form up is needed till finishing tape.
Come along support the Boston team,
playing in the Conference Premier league is not just a dream.
Cheer on the Pilgrim players,
they're not quitters, but are stayers.
3 o'clock kick off, at Boston's York Street,
another exciting game, should be a treat.

10 out of 10 for poetry, 1 out of 10 for geography. There's no way Leamington can be considered part of the East Midlands!

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« Reply #11 on: August 23, 2013, 01:31:03 PM »
Four points from six, with the promise of more,
five different players have managed to score,
4th in the league, and who knows where we'll finish,
our hopes for the year have just grown not diminished,
the two early favourites have hardly troubled the boys,
and the crowds that were falling are suddenly making some noise,
the squad may be small, but they show class and have battled,
and we're hoping more teams will have their cage rattled,
Sure, long way to go and so many matches to play,
and who knows what players, will shine, have a say,
who will fans love, who will leave, who will join us,
on the long trips ahead not by car but by team bus,
glued to their I Pods, watching re-runs of Bore,
and his screamer on Tuesday that neatly levelled the score,
as more goals go in and the points tally rise,
could we really go up, could we shock and surprise,
wont know 'till Easter, god it's a long time to wait,
and by then tens of thousands would have come through the gates,
all coming to watch the success of a team,
whose supporters once down are now living the dream,
of course on the way, there'll be moaning and pain,
but the fans go on chanting through the sun, through the rain,
and if we go up, through skill or a huge slice of luck,
will we give a monkeys, a toss or a **** ?
the board wont, DG wont, nor you and certainly not me,
and then no-one will mind that nothing rhymes with Galinski!

Bravo that man. Perhaps you could become BUFC Poet Laureate. ;D

Or Mrs G should give him more housework to do .!!!

Don't even go there! :'(

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« Reply #12 on: August 24, 2013, 06:04:38 PM »
Today's match at Boston United's place,
Leamington were the team they had to face.
Teams' all set out, kicked off at three,
Boston full of support - its nice to see.
Match kicked off with Boston fans applause,
few minutes the visitors already looked a solid force.
Both teams played with a nice approach,
on sidelines, shouting tactics from each Coach.
Header from Pilgrim's Miller, put over the bar, by keeper's palm.
Leamington in this game, focused and calm.
Half-time, teams were stalemate.
Boston needed more from players to start to dominate.

Second half with no de-lay.
Boston pressure, with nice play,
GOAL!! from Boston striker Miller,
from a cute angle what a thriller.
Hour in Miller tumbling in box,
looked like a penalty to me.can't believe it was not given,
the Ref did not see.
1 nil up Boston looked very much in control,
little chance for visitors, no time Boston had to stroll.
Home team, a second goal was bound to come today,
close range Newsham putting it away.
Pilgrim's Miller went off to a standing ovation,
played great, what a sensation.
Final score, though Leamington were out with their flags,
it was Boston United with all 3 points in bag.
Visitors nil, home team 2,
well done Boston United, right on cue!
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« Reply #13 on: August 26, 2013, 09:27:48 AM »
We know it's three games, we're not dumb, we're not stupid,
it's better then lager or an arrow from cupid.
We dreamed of this start it couldn't really be better?
No real battles, no frights, and we're already pace setters.
The score says 2-0, but it was won with much ease,
and we all strolled home, really happy and pleased,
It could have been more, we could have doubled the score,
only real disappointment there were no screamers from Bore.
The ref turned down a cert pen down, god knows how that got missed,
a half time brandy, not tea, must have got him half pissed.
In the end no one bothered, no one gave a real shit,
as the gaffers new line up proves to be a big hit,
Tougher matches to come, if not Monday in the weeks shortly after,
but the fans cheering rises, bouncing of the grounds rafters.
Seven from nine is much better than six,
it puts us right up there, right in the mix,
Three points today, and we'll look at the table,
sleeping better at night knowing we're now far more able,
to mount a real challenge, worse ways, stay near the top,
then chuckle at neighbours so close to the drop,
If they stay free of injury then who knows where we'll be,
this time in September, at Xmas, even Feb-u-a-ry,
Even pre-season pessimism from naughty 40's and co  (;D)
are now all forgotten, as "we're world beaters and all had a go'
All the knives sharpened for Drury and Lee just before him,
remain hidden and blunted, as failure looks slim,
David Newton's actually smiling, dare he think that the dream,
of his club and promotion could be sealed by this team,
if they do, can you conjure, that day and that scene,
where his smile will grow wider, like the cat with the cream
Our trip up to Ferriby where we'll all meet up later,
will surely tell us much more if that chance has got greater.
Ten points from twelve, now that would be a coup,
and even KON and green hats forced into conceding, that will definitely do!!! 
 






 

 
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« Reply #14 on: August 26, 2013, 05:22:19 PM »
Nice blue skies, as the visiting team arrives.
Boston travelled to North Ferriby, 
team up in Yorkshire, little village near the sea.
Did Boston still have their unbeaten run, 
or was it North Ferriby having all the fun.
Match got under way at Grange Lane, 
full of sunshine not a bit of rain.
Ferribys' Wilson's wild challenge - he was in the book, 
rightly deserved, as visitors, Sansara legs he took.
First half Boston were getting pushed back, 
North Ferriby were in attack.
Paid off, Anderson with his head, 
Half-time time, 1-nil home team lead.

Second half started Boston were still poor, 
2-0 straight away, Ferriby's Jarman came in to score.
Bad challenge Hone on Milnes should have been Ferriby red, 
referee pulls out a yellow instead.
Jarman should have made it 3; past the post, Timms was glad to see.
Home team 3-0, Jarman with his double, 
Pilgrims seemed to be in all sorts of trouble.
4 minutes to go, Garner heads over for Bost-on, 
visiting team where did it all go wrong.
Final score 3-0, visitors this is a wake up call, 
what is needed is for Boston to play good foot-ball.
North Ferriby run away with the win, pity now Boston's winning run, now in the bin.