Is Craig Nelthorpe in love with Us?

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Matt D
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Is Craig Nelthorpe in love with Us?

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i reckon he'll be signing for tamworth after this loan to have the chance to play Us another two times.
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He may play against us on Saturday week, but he's cup-tied so there's no danger of him getting sent off when we play them the following week.
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&quotboris&quot wrote:He may play against us on Saturday week, but he's cup-tied so there's no danger of him getting sent off when we play them the following week.
Couldn't he get sent off for playing whilst cup tied?
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&quotboris&quot wrote:He may play against us on Saturday week, but he's cup-tied so there's no danger of him getting sent off when we play them the following week.

There is, however, every chance that he will get sent off in the league game and be suspended for the cup game.
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&quotRoo&quot wrote:
&quotboris&quot wrote:He may play against us on Saturday week, but he's cup-tied so there's no danger of him getting sent off when we play them the following week.

There is, however, every chance that he will get sent off in the league game and be suspended for the cup game.
Surely you can't be suspended for a game for which you are already cup-tied? That would be quite convenient.
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&quotKernow Yellow&quot wrote:
&quotRoo&quot wrote:
&quotboris&quot wrote:He may play against us on Saturday week, but he's cup-tied so there's no danger of him getting sent off when we play them the following week.

There is, however, every chance that he will get sent off in the league game and be suspended for the cup game.
Surely you can't be suspended for a game for which you are already cup-tied? That would be quite convenient.
Oh yeah! I missed that........
They have a midweek game between the two games against us so he will probbaly be banned from that one if it is a one match ban.
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&quotRoo&quot wrote:
&quotKernow Yellow&quot wrote:
&quotRoo&quot wrote:
There is, however, every chance that he will get sent off in the league game and be suspended for the cup game.
Surely you can't be suspended for a game for which you are already cup-tied? That would be quite convenient.
Oh yeah! I missed that........
They have a midweek game between the two games against us so he will probbaly be banned from that one if it is a one match ban.
How about he gets sent off in the league game and then gets doubly sent off in the cup game for playing whilst suspended AND playing whilst cup tied. Just to add a red card fest of Windass proportions how about he also gets sent off for a violent challenge in the cup game before anybody realises that he's suspended and cup tied and therefore receives three simultaneous red cards.

To be fair to Mr Nelthorpe I should mention that he hasn't even had a yellow card in the 7 games he's played this season.
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It appears that naughty Nelthorpe is going to have to wait for judgement day.
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Sadly, my 13 year old daughter is in love with the boy. Personally I think he's an oik, demonstrated by his attempt to have Batt sent off by feigning an elbow to the face only a short while after running 3/4 length of the SS side alongside Batt, apparently shouting obscenities in his face whilst repeatedly pointing towards the tunnel.
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He really can't get enough of us, can he

What's going on with his court case anyway? According to Boris' link above he was due to be committed for trial earlier this month...
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&quotKernow Yellow&quot wrote:He really can't get enough of us, can he

What's going on with his court case anyway? According to Boris' link above he was due to be committed for trial earlier this month...
The case was deemed too serious for the Magistrate's court, so been referred up to Crown Court.
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&quotslappy&quot wrote:
&quotKernow Yellow&quot wrote:He really can't get enough of us, can he

What's going on with his court case anyway? According to Boris' link above he was due to be committed for trial earlier this month...
The case was deemed too serious for the Magistrate's court, so been referred up to Crown Court.
This could rather derail York's chances if Rankine &amp their keeper and the other player get put away for a few months. Here's hoping.
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Their court appearance is on 19th Feb.

York have Luton at home on the 20th.
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