Chokers v Spartans as explained by a Robot

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footifan
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Chokers v Spartans as explained by a Robot

Post by footifan » Sat Dec 06, 2014 2:13 pm

As explained by an American robot... this is so funny.... Hartle-pool


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M9drEGEoEpg

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Re: Chokers v Spartans as explained by a Robot

Post by joejaques » Sat Dec 06, 2014 2:35 pm

Brilliant, and love his pronunciation of hangersville. :roll:
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Re: Chokers v Spartans as explained by a Robot

Post by footifan » Sat Dec 06, 2014 3:06 pm

footifan wrote:As explained by an American robot... this is so funny.... Hartle-pool


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M9drEGEoEpg


He has just read this BBC report parrot ... sorry robot fashion...
Jarrett Rivers became part of FA Cup folklore by scoring in the 90th minute to send non-league Blyth Spartans through to the third round at the expense of League Two side Hartlepool.
Rivers, 21 - who works in his mother's newsagent - broke forward on the right, produced a lovely step-over in the box before firing in a low angled shot that beat the reach of Scott Flinders.
It sparked jubilant scenes as the scorer was engulfed by his team-mates, while some of the 1,111 Spartans fans that travelled the 40 miles down the north east coast ran on, overwhelmed with emotion in front of the BBC TV cameras.
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Stephen Turnbull steps up to take free-kick
Stephen Turnbull scores a spectacular free-kick
However, the goalmouth drama was far from over as Hartlepool, bottom of League Two, mounted one last foray forward and came within inches of keeping alive their Cup hopes when Matthew Bates's strike came off the crossbar.
But the Northumberland club, three divisions and 65 places below their opponents, survived the six minutes of stoppage time to add 2014-15 to 1972, 1978 and 2009 in the list of times they have reached the third-round proper.
And if they reproduce the heart and guts on display at Victoria Park then perhaps English football's seventh tier side could emulate their exploits of 36 years ago when they reached the fifth round.

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Re: Chokers v Spartans as explained by a Robot

Post by Henley » Sat Dec 06, 2014 4:10 pm

Stephen Hawking's cousin he may be, but he still does a better job of emphasising the 'H' in 'Artlepool' than the locals do.

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