Season 68

**Gert Funck** · 07-11-2015

United update; the cup

So after:

It was a though 2. leg. which I would have sold for an 1-1 draw, but the match had to be played, and I couldn't watch it.

So I didn't expect much

and the result

And that means we are pulling through with the smallest margin, but we are happy

As a funny note, I sold E. Leumen to them a couple of seasons ago

**khris** · 07-11-2015

**Buffs Mad** · 07-11-2015

I would like to make a claim under my Troll Insurance policy.

League: Buffs FC draw 2-2 with 5th. The Buffs took a 2-0 HT lead and had not allowed a shot on target. The HT team talk from the absent Opposition manager worked wonders: the deficit was cut to 1 after 56 mins; DL Robertson was injured in 64 mins and the equaliser came on 89. Buffs shots were 23/8, opponent 8/2.

To win is Genius, to lose (erm

or draw) is Troll!

**talisman** · 07-11-2015

Palace Casuals learned that life after Champions League is equally tough - visiting the second-from-bottom team, found themselves facing a defensive, man-to-man marking squad, which somewhat snuffed out their ambitions. Having fallen behind in the 15th minute, Casuals continued their exertions fruitlessly, until the home right-back fouled left-winger Hansen once too often and found himself back in the changing room. Thus unshackled, Hansen immediately set about the home defence, and in the space of ten minutes had more shots on goal than in the previous 60. It was a right-wing corner, however, which was to be the home side's undoing, and Hansen rose unmarked to head home Shaqiri's corner kick to send the Casuals away with a share of the spoils...

Palace Terriers are checking the small print in their Troll Insurance as they fell to a 1-2 home defeat to an inferior team who have been punching above their weight all season. Having taken the lead in the first half through young striker Atkins, who headed in a Briggs corner in the 39th minute, the home side then found everything that had previously worked no longer did so. It all came to a head with two corners for the opposition late in the second half, both of which were scored, the whole side having done nothing in the game up to then...

**Tactician** · 07-11-2015

Originally Posted by talisman

Palace Casuals learned that life after Champions League is equally tough - visiting the second-from-bottom team, found themselves facing a defensive, man-to-man marking squad, which somewhat snuffed out their ambitions. .

How did you know that the marking type used by the opponent was man-to-man?