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Matchday Thread PNE v Huddersfield Town - 9/4/24 - KO:7.45pm - Championship

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Matchday Thread PNE v Huddersfield Town - 9/4/24 - KO:7.45pm - Championship

djwoody said:
You can make tactical changes within the same overall formation.
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You can indeed but not what i was watching on Tuesday. The equaliser changed the game. Huddersfields heads dropped and they became anxious, we were boosted and as I’ve said before, from that moment we were the only team going to win.

Lowe was ready to make a sub on Tuesday, perhaps a tactical change too - we scored so he held off until later in the match
 
rem said:
He changed his tactics from the Watford game by playing 2 8’s and a 4 instead of 2 4’s and a 10
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Not sure what relevance the watford game has on a discussion about a 90 minute performance against Huddersfield
 
Seamustasmania said:
Sadly no .I haven heard or seen of him in s fifty years plus .. Abiks lol . the old reverse words !! Haven’t seen that in nearly sixty years .. i went to blessed John south worth .. Sean whelan
Naes Nalehw .. who said nostalgia is a thing of the past ?
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What years were you at Bl John? I might know you. I understand if that means you don't want to reveal anything 😁
 
royribble said:
What years were you at Bl John? I might know you. I understand if that means you don't want to reveal anything 😁
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I left in 66 .. I went there after moving from town to ribbleton. I went into 3A2 .. the 4A2 was my last year .. I spent less than one day in three at school . In my school report Ms Little described me as a’thoroughly lazy boy when he bothered to turn up’ . She was way off ..Ironically , thanks to that one good teacher we’ve all had . I eventually went on to be an award winning teacher. Blessed John was not significant but some of the people I went to school with and knew in Ribbleton certainly remain memorable. We were all North Enders and Walking down the railway line to Deepdale meeting people all going in that direction on match day .. never to be forgotten .. especially that ‘Win of the Century ‘ on a dusty pitch at Deepdale
 
Seamustasmania said:
I left in 66 .. I went there after moving from town to ribbleton. I went into 3A2 .. the 4A2 was my last year .. I spent less than one day in three at school . In my school report Ms Little described me as a’thoroughly lazy boy when he bothered to turn up’ . She was way off ..Ironically , thanks to that one good teacher we’ve all had . I eventually went on to be an award winning teacher. Blessed John was not significant but some of the people I went to school with and knew in Ribbleton certainly remain memorable. We were all North Enders and Walking down the railway line to Deepdale meeting people all going in that direction on match day .. never to be forgotten .. especially that ‘Win of the Century ‘ on a dusty pitch at Deepdale
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Ok, I left in '62 so probably didn't know you.
 
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