
Cracking game that. Lads still half cut from the celebrations but still scoring 4 past the boffins of Cambridge. How do you like them apples Professor Hawkings? Soft southern ****s.Cambridge United vs AFC Fylde
17th April 2028
Ferguson made a few changes to the side that sealed promotion in Northamton three nights ago. Lamptey and Garrett both started at full back and Bret McGavin partnered Mick Wisdom. First placed rochdale were away to Gillingham and Fylde were hoping to cut the gap to a single point. 11 minutes in and Tyrone O'Neill picked the ball up in midfield and brought it forward, he got it on to his right foot and put it into the top right corner from outside the area! Great goal! Barry Sargent tried to double the lead five minutes later but his shot from outside the box went over the bar. Euan Henderson was struggling with a thigh injury and Ferguson replaced his talisman with Callum Simpson. Johnson came forward with the ball down the right, he played it to Sargent who held it up on the outside of the box then flicked it to O'Neill who hit it first time into the bottom corner! Fylde had some defending to do in the last ten minutes of the half, Cambridge limited to shots from way out. Cambridge had a corner in the last minute of the half which was cleared by Feeney to Kirby who sent a swerving low shot into the bottom corner which Foster had limited vision to see. Cambridge pulled one back at a good time in the match. McGavin had the ball in the centre of the pitch after picking it up from the Fylde corner, Gibson took the ball easily from him and broke forward putting him one on one with Foster, Gibson dinked it over Foster to level the score! It got worse for Fylde on 5 minutes when Gibson set up Kirkby to score a long range shot to turn this whole game around and put Cambridge in front! Bryan Johnson brought the ball forward from deep, remaining unchallenged towards the edge of the area, he played it into the path of Sargent but the defender attempted to clear, the ball ricochet to Callum Simpson who slotted home with his left foot to pull the game back! The match was being played at a very high tempo and Cambridge got the ball over to Halliday, who knocked it past Okoroji but Okoroji stuck out his leg and brought him down inside the area, a clear penalty. Otis Khan against Neil Foster, slotted into the bottom right corner! The game was end to end and Johnson crossed for Sargent who headed against the bar with twenty minutes to go. The game rolled into stoppage time and it looked like it was set for a Cambridge victory. Lamptey came down the right and managed to get a cross for the head of Sargent but he missed the header and it fell to Simpson who slotted with his left! Fylde grabbed a late point! Fylde almost got a fifth, Johnson crossed towards Simpson but his shot was blocked and cleared. An excellent match came to an end with Callum Simpson rescuing a point for The Coasters.
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Ferguson made a few changes to the side that sealed promotion in Northamton three nights ago
Mucho respecto from Rubio.PROMOTED FYLDE EXPECTING CAULDRON
It's the first home game since Fylde secured promotion and it has been the talk of the town all week. The fans will be there to welcome their heroes as they play their first match at Mill Farm with promotion secured.
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AFC Fylde and York City were fierce rivals in their National League days and it could be a bitter pill to swallow for York to see their rivals gaining back to back promotions. York City manager Edu Rubio gave his thoughts on Fylde's success. "They have achieved something magnificent and I'd imagine they came up with the aim to survive in the Football League. I feel we have achieved our aim this season and we will build on our season here. I have been in the job for four months and we have a chance of doing what Fylde have done with the right acquisitions. Duncan is a true footballing man and I believe he will continue to be successful. I hope we can rain on their parade a little bit this weekend."


Fantastic end to the season, the lads worked hard all the way thru. Time to enjoy promotion and look forward again to challenge again next season.
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lol lollolIf I have a daughter, guess what I'm a call her?
I'ma name her Hendo
AFC Fylde vs Chesterfield
29th April 2028
A sell-out crowd in attendance for the last match of the League Two campaign! The teams walked out to a thunderous reception and as the fans chanted Duncan Ferguson's name, the big man remained humble in the dugout. Tyrone O'Neill played a nice one-two with Sargent and O'Neill's shot was just wide of the post on 3 minutes. Mark Morton was back in the side after a rest and crossed to find Henderson who struck the post on 27 minutes, the defender tried to hold Henderson off but Henderson got to the ball first to knock it over the line! The winger is tipped to win the League Two player of the season and has dominated the goalscoring charts. Okoroji crossed from the left on 32 minutes, towards Sargent but the ball was cleared, O'Neill took it on the chest, controlled on the knee and volleyed into the top left corner! What a strike! His 14th of the season. The striker really excelling playing in the no. 10 role. Fylde were in control of the match in the first half, Neil Foster making a couple of good saves to keep the score at 2-0. Ferguson's side were putting on a show for the supporters with delightful passing, Henderson knocked it into the box for the head of Sargent but the keeper claimed it, the striker should be doing better with them chances. Tyrone O'Neill received a standing ovation as he left the field for Josh Ferguson for the final 20 minutes. It was a moment of sentiment as Ferguson sent on Mark Connolly for Morgan Feeney, the 36 year old looking likely to feature in his last game as a Fylde player. The game went into stoppage time and the fans cheered every pass and every shot. Foster played it long to second half substitute Callum Simpson who took it wide, played in Bryan Johnson who was inside the area and he smashed it into the roof of the net! 3-0! The on-loan winger was straight over to the fans behind the goal! The whole stadium was rocking as Fylde sang about marching up the football league. The stadium was shaking and Ferguson was smiling on the touchline. The final whistle was hard to hear with the cheering but it was another season over for Fylde and this time it ended in success! What a campaign from The Coasters! The whole team was on the pitch, Ferguson and his staff were there celebrating. The fans broke onto the field and what a joyous moment it was for The Coasters! The players being held aloft by supporters. A brilliant end to a brilliant season!
DF: We were brilliant today, front to back, we played very well. Neil was incredible in goal yet again and what can I say about Euan Henderson? He keeps getting better and better and is always working hard. The effort he puts in every day on the training pitch is rewarded on the field every weekend. It's a big day for all us Coasters and we are going to enjoy our party tonight. These lads deserve it after all their hard work this season. I've enjoyed every moment of it. It's an incredible feeling to be promoted and to be playing our football in League One!
David Haythornthwaite: It's been my dream to see this football club in the Football League for many years and to be playing in League One is big time! Duncan is a bonafide legend here and no matter what happens here on out he will always have that status with this football club.
Morgan Feeney: It's so hard to believe after everything we've been through over the years. We battled hard every match this season and we outplayed a lot of teams, I'm happy with how I'm playing and looking forward to being a part of this team next season.
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@Euan Henderson show us yer hoop larNo surprise to see Hendo score after my heartfelt song
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