NO JAMIE O'HARA IN THE SQUAD
This shall be the definitive game of our season to date - two sides with many players missing between them and a chance to see just how good or poor our squad is.
Notts County
01 Bialkowski
24 Freeman
03 Sheehan
16 Labadie
04 Liddle
05 Smith
20 Campbell-Ryce
22 Fotheringham
12 Haber
19 Murray
08 McGregor
Substitutes
09 Showunmi
11 Bell
15 Arquin
18 Haworth
23 Speiss
26 Hollis
34 Holt
Wolverhampton Wanderers
13 Ikeme
23 Ebanks-Landell
26 Golbourne
08 Davis
05 Stearman
06 Batth
07 Henry
11 McDonald
16 Cassidy
04 Edwards
10 Sako
Substitutes
03 Elokobi
09 Griffiths
14 Evans
15 Sigurdarson
27 Jacobs
32 Foley
41 Flatt
We are effectively playing a Notts County reserve side today.
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posted on 17/11/13
What 'sport' are you watching?
posted on 17/11/13
yes because it is the injuries, bad weather, rubbish players and hair pulling that i enjoy most about sport
and i forgot that american sportsmen were all really badly paid and just doing it for the love of the game...
<facepalm>
posted on 17/11/13
glorious ladies of wrestling by the sounds of it uncle
posted on 17/11/13
Yanks don't do sport
They nick our ideas and add spandex, padding and 6 hours of time-outs so the crowd can indulge in regular cheeseburger binges.
posted on 17/11/13
Ah but the biggest sporting market in the USA is indeed participated with unpaid athletes who have everything to prove to ensure a pro contract later.
<Major face palm smiley for the naivety of gbs comment>
posted on 17/11/13
And when they get that contract, the first thing they do is get themselves a reliable roid dealer.
posted on 17/11/13
Think they just carry on using the P.E teacher UNC
posted on 17/11/13
i don't think there's any shortage of steroids even in the so called 'unpaid' sport. although a lot of unpaid american sports are about as unpaid as amateur athletes used to be. but as cinci so rightly points out, that is just the feeder level where it is all about winning the pro contract, making draft and picking up the $m dollar endorsements. a bit like non-league footballers dreaming of the premier league. except with more drugs and razzamatazz.
posted on 17/11/13
...and murders
posted on 17/11/13
Drugs are all over sport, its not just about steroids, it can be far more obscure such as in the case of cycling.
My nephew is a mean Rugby player and i have heard all kinds of stories from him about ''supplements'', it is what it is.
Not really heard of any murders on the student landscape unc, though i am sure it must have happened, rape has been out there a few times but mostly the stories are about young lads careers and indeed future lives being descimated by terrible injuries.
Any way you shape it, the College sports set up in the USA is something to behold, sadly there would be no possible way of even begining to set something up similar in the UK as there is virtually no affiliation to a particular University or County(state) as there is in the USA.
The plusses are so numerous it would be impossible to list them all, whereas the footy world is pretty much a farce for youngsters, the big clubs take what they want at about 10 years old, lead them a merry dance and discard 90% of them at 18 with barely a real education.
The american football players cannot enter the NFL until they have completed 3 years and must have a high average test score(some american shít system), most incidently actually graduate first.
College basketball has a problem now because players only have to do 1 year at college, they are looking at changing that situation to the same as am. footy.