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NAVIGATION
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Saddlers 0-3 Bristol City
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Captain wants Bescot buzz
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| AS THE Saddlers prepare for three home games in the space of seven days, Dean Keates has urged supporters to play their part in helping the club maintain their League One status.
"I know the fans can get this place rocking," he said. "I've seen it firsthand on many occasions during my time at the club. They're a great bunch of fans and they can be our 12th man.
"It's a massive week for the club and although the next three games may not fully determine the outcome of our season, they will certainly have a massive bearing on where we finish.
"Whether we score in the first minute or the last, as long as we win, that's all that matters. If the fans can stick with us to the end, I'm sure we can give them something to cheer about." |
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| Blackpool 2 |
Walsall 0 |
| Date : |
Sat 01 Apr 2006 |
Kick Off : |
15:00 |
| Venue : |
Bloomfield Road |
Attendance : |
6129 |
| Comp : |
Coca-Cola Football League One |
Referee : |
R Beeby |
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April fools from the Official site!
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http://www.saddlers.premiumtv.co.uk/page/News/NewsDetail/0,,10428~810241,00.html
THE SADDLERS have been rocked by the news that no fewer than SEVEN players have been forced to pull out of our April Fools Day clash at Blackpool.
It represents a major headache for manager, Kevan Broadhurst in what is a crucial game for the club.
Daniel Fox and Dean Keates have been laid low by food poisoning after tucking into candifloss and toffee apples yesterday, whilst Anthony Gerrard sustained a back injury after falling off an errant donkey on the beach.
These unfortunate incidents have been compounded by Chris Westwood injuring an ankle whilst stepping off a tram, Simon Osborn coming down with a bout of sickness after enjoying a ride on the 'Wild Mouse' roller-coaster at the famous Pleasure Beach, Mark Wright breaking a couple of toes after a ballroom dancing session with Ian Roper and Pablo Mills' failure to return after a trip up Blackpool Tower. "I can't believe our rotten luck," sighed Broadhurst. "To have one or two of them ruled out would be bad enough but to lose seven players is unbelievable." |
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Midfield duo to miss Blackpool trip
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Walsall midfielders, Grant Smith and Kevin James are to miss the trip to Blackpool through injury. The good news for the Saddlers is that Pablo Mills and Simon Osborn return from Suspension. |
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Reserves Thrash Rotherham
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| The Walsall reserves, thrashed Rotherham resverves 4-1 on a rainy night at the Bescot stadium. The goals came from Mark Bradley, James Constable, Emanuel Smith and Andy Barrowman. The goal for Rotherham was scored by former Walsall player Martin Butler as he curled the ball home for 2-1. |
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Saddlers fan Oliver Hewitt, has passed away at the age of 23. He was ill since the week end and was adament with the flu. Every close to him expected him to be fine in a few days. Oliver passed away in the night between the 22nd and 23rd of March. His friends say he was foit and healthy and are very sad of his death. He was known as Jollysaddler on UTS.
 RIP Oliver
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Today (23-3-06) Walsall FC sign veteran striker Steve Claridge from braddford city on loan. Claridge has signed on loan until the end of the season. Walsall F is the 16th professional club that the veteran has signed for.
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| The SDaddlers slip to defeat, as they lose 2-0 to yeovil at Bescot. The fans angry wioth the performance and expect better. |
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Some Walsall fans have expressed their feelings over Barrowmans poor performances and believe he should be replaced by James Constable. Barrowman failed to hit the target in the 2-0 defeat against Yeovil, but Constable hasn't played since the 2-0 home win over Blackpool, which he score both goals in.
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