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Originally Posted by Prodigal Dragon
Last week's poll was very accurate predicting a home win despite one or 2 fans having the jitters. However, how confident are RPers now we are back on the road?
Last time I went to Accrington we were thumped 5-0. Thankfully, lots has changed since then! Mullin and McClean are now both available for selection. Whilst SPM is a no-brainer, PP has a dilemma whether to stick with Mendy -- who had a very good game against Gillingham -- or reintroduce McClean.
Barring injuries, the rest of the team should be the same. For me, put Dalby on the bench and start with Palmer. He can wrestle them into the ground for 55 minutes before bringing on the more mobile Dalby.
Their home form isn't too bad, but they have lost their last 2 league games. Has the conflict between owner and manager upset the dressing-room? Hope so!
Stanley 1 WXM 3
Mullin finds his f'in goalscoring boots and bags a brace, with one from J Jones. COYR!
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I don't remember being beaten 5 : 0 but I can remember one of the first away games my dad took me to. It was in 1960 and we won 0:3 with my hero, Arfon Griffiths, scoring one of the goals. We had a poor season but did the double over Stanley winning by the same score at home with Metcalf scoring two.
Incedently, in the league cup, that season we beat Northampton Town, Brighton, Blackburn Rovers( 3:1 , a great three goals from Metcalf) before losing 5:0 at Aston Villa.
The other low point from that season was we were knocked out of the Welsh Cup and the F.A. Cup by the same team - Bangor City!
But to end on a high note - we were promoted the next season.
Great respect to Accrington, they have been punching above their weight for years - lets hope Saturday sees them knocked out.
COYR