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Thanks to Those Cunning Foxes

Thanks to those Cunning Foxes

Foxes all around: Heskey scores in Birmingham winner

01.05.2005 - The Cunning Fox

Emile Heskey scored Birmingham's winner in their 2-1 win at home to Blackburn. Marcus Bent played 64 minutes for Everton in their 2-0 away defeat to Fulham.

Ben Thatcher played 2nd half for Man City in their 2-0 home win to Portsmouth. Kevin Poole was an unused sub for Bolton in their 2-0 home defeat to Chelsea.

Callum Davidson and Richard Cresswell played for Preston in their 1-1 home draw to Wigan. Frank Sinclair and Ade Akinbiyi played all 90 minutes for Burnley in their 2-0 home win against Plymouth. Danny Coyne was an unused sub for the Clarets.

Chris Makin played all 90 minutes for Derby in their 6-2 away defeat to Coventry. Micky Adams brought on Trevor Benjamin in the 73rd minute.

John Curtis played all 90 minutes in Nottingham Forest's 2-1 away defeat to QPR. Tony Thorpe played up front for QPR. Curtis was unlucky and scored an own goal in the 45th minute.

Paul Brooker and Martin Keown started the game for Reading in their 1-2 defeat at home to Wolves. Brooker left the field after 62 minutes. Les Ferdinand came on in the 74th minute.

Dennis Wise was an unused sub when Millwall defeated Sheff Utd 1-0 at Bramhall Lane. Gerry Taggart played all 90 minutes for Stoke when they were beaten 1-0 at home to Watford.

Guy Branston played all 90 minutes for Oldham in their 0-1 away defeat to Chesterfield. Oldham must win their last game of the season and get help from others if they wants to stay up.

Julian Joachim scored after 14 minutes in Walsall's 3-1 away win against Hartlepool. Junior Lewis, Kevin Ellison and Damien Delaney were all in Hull's starting line-up against Sheff W. Lewis left the field after the first 45 minutes. Wednesday won the game 2-1.

Simon Grayson played for Blackpool in their 2-0 away defeat against Torquay. Danny Thomas played the first half for Boston in their 3-2 away defeat to Mansfield.

Stefan Oakes played all 90 minutes for Notts County in their 0-1 home defeat to Bury. Ian Baraclough and his S####horpe trashed Bristol Rovers 4-0 at home. Steve Claridge came on in the 46th minute to help Wycombe to a 3-2 win against Leyton Orient.

If you look at the league situation in the different divisions there are still a lot to play for. WBA with Russell Hoult and Riccardo Scimeca in their team are still fighting for a life in the Premiership.

James Scowcroft could follow Ipswich up, but they are level on points with Wigan and the last game of the season will decide what happens. Scowcroft are out of contract at City in the summer.

Brian Deane now at Sunderland could yet again play in the Premiership after helping Sunderland to promotion. Matt Piper is still in their squad but has struggled and could be playing elsewere next season.

Phil Gilchrist (Rotherham) will next season play in division 1. Alan Rogers and John Curtis at Forest will also follow Gilchrist down.

Preston's with Richard Cresswell and Callum Davidson in their squad will play in the play off's. The same will be the case for Chris Makin at Derby.

Les Ferdinand, Paul Brooker and Martin Keown could also reach the play off's but it will all be decided next week in the final game of the season.

Peter Taylor and Mike Newell are allready up with Hull and Luton and both of them will play Leicester City next season. Steve Howey currently with Hartlepool will be involved in the play off's together with former City manager Brian Little, currently in charge at Tranmere Rovers.

Odlham are just one point of the relegation zone and former fox Guy Branston have to wait until the last game to see if his team will get another year in division 1.

S####horpe with Ian Baraclough in their team looks like they will clinch promotion next week, but they are just two points in front of Southend with Prior and Dudfield in their squad. Swansea are chasing the two for those promotion places.

Craig Hignett and Michael Price currently with Darlington can reach the play-offs with a win in their last game, but at this moment they are on the place just below the play-off's.

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Thanks to Those Cunning Foxes

Thanks to those Cunning Foxes

Foxes all around: Heskey scores in Birmingham winner

01.05.2005 - The Cunning Fox

Emile Heskey scored Birmingham's winner in their 2-1 win at home to Blackburn. Marcus Bent played 64 minutes for Everton in their 2-0 away defeat to Fulham.

Ben Thatcher played 2nd half for Man City in their 2-0 home win to Portsmouth. Kevin Poole was an unused sub for Bolton in their 2-0 home defeat to Chelsea.

Callum Davidson and Richard Cresswell played for Preston in their 1-1 home draw to Wigan. Frank Sinclair and Ade Akinbiyi played all 90 minutes for Burnley in their 2-0 home win against Plymouth. Danny Coyne was an unused sub for the Clarets.

Chris Makin played all 90 minutes for Derby in their 6-2 away defeat to Coventry. Micky Adams brought on Trevor Benjamin in the 73rd minute.

John Curtis played all 90 minutes in Nottingham Forest's 2-1 away defeat to QPR. Tony Thorpe played up front for QPR. Curtis was unlucky and scored an own goal in the 45th minute.

Paul Brooker and Martin Keown started the game for Reading in their 1-2 defeat at home to Wolves. Brooker left the field after 62 minutes. Les Ferdinand came on in the 74th minute.

Dennis Wise was an unused sub when Millwall defeated Sheff Utd 1-0 at Bramhall Lane. Gerry Taggart played all 90 minutes for Stoke when they were beaten 1-0 at home to Watford.

Guy Branston played all 90 minutes for Oldham in their 0-1 away defeat to Chesterfield. Oldham must win their last game of the season and get help from others if they wants to stay up.

Julian Joachim scored after 14 minutes in Walsall's 3-1 away win against Hartlepool. Junior Lewis, Kevin Ellison and Damien Delaney were all in Hull's starting line-up against Sheff W. Lewis left the field after the first 45 minutes. Wednesday won the game 2-1.

Simon Grayson played for Blackpool in their 2-0 away defeat against Torquay. Danny Thomas played the first half for Boston in their 3-2 away defeat to Mansfield.

Stefan Oakes played all 90 minutes for Notts County in their 0-1 home defeat to Bury. Ian Baraclough and his S####horpe trashed Bristol Rovers 4-0 at home. Steve Claridge came on in the 46th minute to help Wycombe to a 3-2 win against Leyton Orient.

If you look at the league situation in the different divisions there are still a lot to play for. WBA with Russell Hoult and Riccardo Scimeca in their team are still fighting for a life in the Premiership.

James Scowcroft could follow Ipswich up, but they are level on points with Wigan and the last game of the season will decide what happens. Scowcroft are out of contract at City in the summer.

Brian Deane now at Sunderland could yet again play in the Premiership after helping Sunderland to promotion. Matt Piper is still in their squad but has struggled and could be playing elsewere next season.

Phil Gilchrist (Rotherham) will next season play in division 1. Alan Rogers and John Curtis at Forest will also follow Gilchrist down.

Preston's with Richard Cresswell and Callum Davidson in their squad will play in the play off's. The same will be the case for Chris Makin at Derby.

Les Ferdinand, Paul Brooker and Martin Keown could also reach the play off's but it will all be decided next week in the final game of the season.

Peter Taylor and Mike Newell are allready up with Hull and Luton and both of them will play Leicester City next season. Steve Howey currently with Hartlepool will be involved in the play off's together with former City manager Brian Little, currently in charge at Tranmere Rovers.

Odlham are just one point of the relegation zone and former fox Guy Branston have to wait until the last game to see if his team will get another year in division 1.

S####horpe with Ian Baraclough in their team looks like they will clinch promotion next week, but they are just two points in front of Southend with Prior and Dudfield in their squad. Swansea are chasing the two for those promotion places.

Craig Hignett and Michael Price currently with Darlington can  reach the play-offs with a win in their last game, but at this moment they are on the place just below the play-off's.

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