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Darlington v FC UNITED. 3pm Saturday 6th April

Posted: Wed 03 Apr, 2019 5:20 pm
by Nick Duckett
On Saturday 6th April FC United travel to Blackwell Meadows, Grange Road, Darlington DL1 5NR to play Darlington in the National League North, kick off 3.00 pm.

Adults £14
Concessions over 65s, students and u-18s £10
Under 16s £5
Under 11’s Free

There is no official coach travel to this match, but unofficial coaches are being organised. To book your place telephone either Pete (Stockport supporters branch) on 07733040008 or Top the World fanzine on 07482703583

Re: Darlington v FC UNITED. 3pm Saturday 6th April

Posted: Thu 04 Apr, 2019 6:47 pm
by Peter John Wharton
Sorry the coach is full

Re: Darlington v FC UNITED. 3pm Saturday 6th April

Posted: Thu 04 Apr, 2019 10:11 pm
by Paul Hinson
Darlington 1883 were formed in June 2012 after the original club ceased to exist after 129 years of history. They played in the Football League between 1921 and 1989 and 1990-2010.
Defender Liam Hughes played for Cambridge United against Manchester United in an FA Cup tie ending 0-0 in January 2015.
The Quakers have won all 5 meetings with FCUM, one of 9 clubs with 100% records against the Reds, though 7 were one-off fixtures.
Darlington have scored 21 goals at home. FCUM have scored 21 goals away from home.
In 2 of the last 3 meetings FCUM have ended the game with 9 men. A win for Darlington ensures their safety from relegation.

Re: Darlington v FC UNITED. 3pm Saturday 6th April

Posted: Fri 05 Apr, 2019 7:34 pm
by Ben Hughes
PRE MATCH INTERVIEW:

This evening we caught up with FC United Manager Neil Reynolds to hear his thoughts heading into tomorrow's game at Darlington

https://audioboom.com/posts/7224887-pre ... rlington-a

Re: Darlington v FC UNITED. 3pm Saturday 6th April

Posted: Sat 06 Apr, 2019 10:54 am
by Ben Hughes
FC LIVE PREVIEW

FC United this afternoon travel to Durham to take on Darlington in The National League North

Here is Statto Paul's preview

https://audioboom.com/posts/7225346-fc- ... rlington-a

And remember if you cannot make this one in person, tune into FC Live on http://www.fc-radio.co.uk from 2.30pm

Re: Darlington v FC UNITED. 3pm Saturday 6th April

Posted: Sat 06 Apr, 2019 11:34 am
by Ben Hughes
BETTER LATE THAN.....

This week's edition of Swampy's Red Rebel Radio is here

https://fcumradio.podbean.com/e/swampys ... pril-2019/

Re: Darlington v FC UNITED. 3pm Saturday 6th April

Posted: Sun 07 Apr, 2019 9:04 am
by Ben Hughes
FC LIVE GOALS:

All the goal clips from yesterday's broadcast up at Darlington

https://audioboom.com/posts/7225521-fc- ... rlington-a

Re: Darlington v FC UNITED. 3pm Saturday 6th April

Posted: Sun 07 Apr, 2019 9:17 am
by Ben Hughes
POST MATCH INTERVIEW:

Here are the thoughts of FC United Manager Neil Reynolds shortly after yesterday's final whistle.

https://audioboom.com/posts/7225715-pos ... rlington-a

Re: Darlington v FC UNITED. 3pm Saturday 6th April

Posted: Sun 07 Apr, 2019 9:01 pm
by Guy Mansfield
Website match report (by Steven Wood):

'FC United slip to second from bottom after defeat at Darlington

FC United moved closer to the Vanarama National League trap door after a 2-0 defeat at Darlington, though there is still some small slither of light at the end of the tunnel.

With four games of the season to go, the Reds need at least seven more points to have any chance of survival.

Manager Neil Reynolds promised to ring out the changes after the 4-0 reverse versus Nuneaton and he was true to his word with four players from the clubs Under-21 side making the starting XI as well as returning skipper Mike Potts.

Romal Palmer tested Andy Fisher early on with a free-kick that the young keeper beat away from goal and on 19 minutes debutant Will Ozono almost marked his day with a goal after a good move involving Potts and Kurt Willoughby but his cross was cleared just as Ozono was ready to pounce.

In terms of possession, it seemed fairly even, but the home side seemed to look sharper in front of goal, Fisher saving again from Palmer and Stephen Thompson seeing his cross shot fizz just past the far post.

On 40 minutes, Ozono played a great ball through for Tom Peers to run onto. Jake Turner in The Quakers goal beat him to the ball but spilled it, Peers couldn’t quite recover quickly enough to reach the ball and the chance was lost.

Three minutes later, this proved costly as a cross from the left was powerfully headed home by Omar Holness to give the home side the lead.

FC started the second half brightly, Potts again orchestrating in the middle of the pitch. He played a good ball through to Peers who couldn’t just make that vital touch to play the ball goalwards.

Just before the hour mark, a good Darlo move down the right saw Chris Lynch make a last ditch challenge to concede a corner. This corner wasn’t dealt with and the ball fell to Thompson who fired the ball hone to double the lead.

Almost immediately, a FC free-kick caused panic in the home defence but eventually the ball was scrambled over the bar for a corner.

With 20 minutes left on the clock, FC were so, so close to pulling a goal back when Willoughby made space for himself and fired a powerful shot that beat Turner but sadly the ball crashed against the upright. Eight minutes later Zehn Mohammed had a great chance when he headed goalwards but the keeper was equal to it.

The defeat, coupled with Ashton’s win at home to Spennymor saw FC drop one place in the table but Guiseley also lost again so there is still a small hope and it is mathematically still possible FC can escape the drop. The pivotal games come next weekend with FC at home to Kidderminster and Guiseley and Ashton meeting in West Yorkshire. All could be a little clearer come 4.50pm next week.


Man of the Match - Zehn Mohammed. Yet again Mohemmed showed maturity above his years and won pretty much every one of his battles during the 90 minutes.
'

Report by Steven Wood

Re: Darlington v FC UNITED. 3pm Saturday 6th April

Posted: Mon 08 Apr, 2019 1:05 pm
by Ben Hughes
OUT NOW: This week's This Club is My Club

With reaction from FC United's trip to Darlington, as well as from Sunday's Argyle Cup semi final for the Women's Team

https://fcumradio.podbean.com/e/this-cl ... pril-2019/