shoddycollins
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I don't know what the stats are at the moment since Lord Jord hasn't updated us, but for the first few weeks these two teams did the most passing out of anyone in the division, so it would be right to expect a demonstration on Tuesday night of how football should be played.
Also of note, FGR have the second lowest overall goals in the division with 12 (7 for and 5 against) while Carlisle have the joint highest with 26 (11 for and 15 against).
FGR have somehow managed to be in the top three, scoring fewer goals than 2 of the bottom three. Not the only ones either, Newport are only a point behind them in 4th with the same number of goals. It's a defender's league this year perhaps.
You wonder what will prevail, FGR's low scoring or our easy conceding. Given that we just let a team who had only scored 4 goals all season put 2 past us I'd say our knack of letting teams score will win the day. Will it also mean a win for FGR or will our average strike-force find a way past FGR's stingy defence? Tune in to find out.
Also of note, FGR have the second lowest overall goals in the division with 12 (7 for and 5 against) while Carlisle have the joint highest with 26 (11 for and 15 against).
FGR have somehow managed to be in the top three, scoring fewer goals than 2 of the bottom three. Not the only ones either, Newport are only a point behind them in 4th with the same number of goals. It's a defender's league this year perhaps.
You wonder what will prevail, FGR's low scoring or our easy conceding. Given that we just let a team who had only scored 4 goals all season put 2 past us I'd say our knack of letting teams score will win the day. Will it also mean a win for FGR or will our average strike-force find a way past FGR's stingy defence? Tune in to find out.