

You can question their team selection but their team was a lot younger than ours, both in age and relative experience, which at that age makes a huge difference and it showed. A 9-0 win cannot be sniffed at but let's not go too overboard.YorkshireRoyal99 wrote:Hardly like we were full strength and we are competing in the same league as them as well, not as if we've just faced someone several divisions below us.skipper wrote:Presumably league teams field full strength squads, so the gap isn't so large?Sutekh wrote:Shame they can't dominate like that in league games.
I think we will dominate a few teams this season. Those bottom 3 look likely candidates. But I doubt we'll have it as easy as tonight again for a long time!
On another note, it does somewhat make a mockery of the cup. When you have to play so many cup games, it's no wonder teams don't take it seriously.
Re the cups, you'd think that would be more motivation, rather than less. This trophy is a great chance for Exeter to visit Wembley, not something that happens often for any lower league club (despite numerous play off appearances) and it's a chance of some silverware which every fan wants. A good cup run and/or a big tie can set a lower league club up for a good couple of seasons (also a handy player sale or two helps as well). In an environment where clubs struggle to survive, you'd think it would be of great importance to them.
SBWD- "We can't have a worse owner than Dai"Brogue wrote:
Oh no... I would rather have DaiBrogue wrote:
Can we ever just enjoy some good news? Does it have to be soured even when we win 9-0?Brogue wrote:
Oof. Seriously hope he fcuks off and fastBrogue wrote:
We won nine nil and zz top have just confirmed their investment in the clubNathStPaul wrote:What in the cnuting hell has happened here?
As we are category 1 you’d think all of our players are qualifying players.Sutekh wrote:
Player eligibility
Each FL league club MUST play a minimum of four qualifying outfield players in their starting XI. A qualifying outfield player was one who met any of the following requirements:For invited teams (the U21 sides)
- Any player who started the previous or following first-team fixture.
- Any player who is in the top 10 players at the club who has made the most starting appearances in league and domestic cup competitions this season.
- Any player with forty or more first-team starting appearances in their career, including International matches.
- Any player on loan from a Premier League club or any EFL Category One Academy club.
- A club can play any eligible goalkeeper in the competition.
- Any player out on a long loan term at a National League, National League North, or National League South team can play as long as the loaning team agree to allow the player to return for the match.
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Did you say "goal" nine times?Brogue wrote:We won nine nil and zz top have just confirmed their investment in the clubNathStPaul wrote:What in the cnuting hell has happened here?
Thanksskipper wrote:CarsonSnowball wrote:Who put the cross in for TMac to score?
ProbablyWestYorksRoyal wrote:Just give this squad and manager a chance to do their job without any off pitch drama and points deductions, and watch them take off. Is that too much to ask?
No I’ve got rsiNathStPaul wrote:Did you say "goal" nine times?Brogue wrote:We won nine nil and zz top have just confirmed their investment in the clubNathStPaul wrote:What in the cnuting hell has happened here?
Our Starting XI average age was a year younger than theirs.From Despair To Where? wrote:You can question their team selection but their team was a lot younger than ours, both in age and relative experience, which at that age makes a huge difference and it showed. A 9-0 win cannot be sniffed at but let's not go too overboard.YorkshireRoyal99 wrote:Hardly like we were full strength and we are competing in the same league as them as well, not as if we've just faced someone several divisions below us.skipper wrote:
Presumably league teams field full strength squads, so the gap isn't so large?
I think we will dominate a few teams this season. Those bottom 3 look likely candidates. But I doubt we'll have it as easy as tonight again for a long time!
On another note, it does somewhat make a mockery of the cup. When you have to play so many cup games, it's no wonder teams don't take it seriously.
Re the cups, you'd think that would be more motivation, rather than less. This trophy is a great chance for Exeter to visit Wembley, not something that happens often for any lower league club (despite numerous play off appearances) and it's a chance of some silverware which every fan wants. A good cup run and/or a big tie can set a lower league club up for a good couple of seasons (also a handy player sale or two helps as well). In an environment where clubs struggle to survive, you'd think it would be of great importance to them.
Sutekh wrote:Biggest ever win in a competitive game since doing Chesham Generals 11-0 in the FA Cup in 1901.
4th Qualifying Round.Mid Sussex Royal wrote:Sutekh wrote:Biggest ever win in a competitive game since doing Chesham Generals 11-0 in the FA Cup in 1901.
Didn't know that. The history books a!ways give the 10-2 Palace game
It wouldn’t be the first time he claimed something not true.Brogue wrote:We won nine nil and zz top have just confirmed their investment in the clubNathStPaul wrote:What in the cnuting hell has happened here?
skipper wrote:Snowball!
When was the last time we scored 6???
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