I'm still angry about the 4-3 win against Cheltenham, then loss of 3 points, 3 goals in 3 minutes, danny hylton's best game for us.

We did and the FA also wanted the rules changed so put a chair person in who favoured a minimal punishment.

Erik did win MOTM from the W&WW/WUP collective after a particularly dreadful perfomance by the team (losing to Walton and Hersham?). He was not best pleased as I remember it.

Ref, Darlogate - Didn't we have a well known brief donate his services for free in getting point reduction reduced? Might well be getting mixed up with something else though.

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And possibly the Surrey senioir (or London?) cup.. plus a small fine of a few hundred quid

It was 18 points, reduced to 3, and expulsion from the trophy? too

I think it was 18 reduced to three.

DD, one-day games at Guildford are excellent

I think we were deducted all the points we earned with him playing.

Just found this, 1/2 the pints but close with the number of games [Link]

Been to a couple of T20 matches at the Oval this year. Actually for most people there, it was a massive outdoor bar where they occasionally noticed that cricket was being played. The beer purchasing errands really hampered enjoyment of the game. I went to a one day Surrey game at Guildford, and the vibe was completely different. I would imagine the longer format games are different again.

18pts rings abell - all pts gained in games where Darlington was played

Wasn't it 3 points per game played, 12 iirc, later reduced to 3 for totality.

Can someone remind me of the initial Jermaine Darlington punishment meted out to us, and what it was subsequently reduced to? I feel like what City have been found guilty of is a lot worse, and on so many occasions - let’s watch them get a £100k fine or something ludicrous….

Strange it is the same error that has been made a number of times. It never even occurred to me encroaching at a penalty could result in an indirect freekick to the opposition. It was simply a retake so what has made more than one ref think differently and what were his linesman doing as surely one if them must have known this was wrong. This sounds dodgy to me.

Yeah, Pep knew what was coming down the road….

Sounds like Pep got out just in time!

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We could argue about this instead. [Link]

Meadow and 6M - good points. Great one from Alan IoW too :)

The plus side of drinking on the terraces in the premier league is that if a team scores, you lose your drink, so you buy another and lose it again when VAR decides it was valid all along.

Only thing in our favour is Cambridge have conceded 10 in 7 and 5 in 3 at home so there will be goals on offer. Can we keep another clean sheet tomorrow?

Goals stats suggest either a narrow win for Cambridge or a draw. Nothing suggests a win for us. I wonder who would take a draw now.

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