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When was the last time we had a player score for both teams like Jack Robinson did today?
Also when was our last 5-2 home win (away from home there was the legendary Leicester promotion win and also.an away win at Forest but can't rem a home win of that score.
 

Just seen, it is no longer showing as an own goal
 
David Holdsworth scored at both ends away at Swindon in 1996(?).

Did Jags do the same or am I imagining it?
 
Out of interest if Jack Robinson scored from a throw in with no other player touching the ball, would it count ?
No. I remember a goal for Birmingham City against Villa about 20 years ago which was direct from a throw but the ref judged it had brushed the keeper’s foot on the way in and allowed it.
 

No. I remember a goal for Birmingham City against Villa about 20 years ago which was direct from a throw but the ref judged it had brushed the keeper’s foot on the way in and allowed it.
That was an awful decision. It bounced over the keepers foot. It was a throw in from his own player.
 
We’ve had 70 shots in our last 3 home games, scored 10 goals. 17 goals including the away side.

Can anyone remember those sort of stats happening in recent times?
 
When was the last time we had a player score for both teams like Jack Robinson did today?
Also when was our last 5-2 home win (away from home there was the legendary Leicester promotion win and also.an away win at Forest but can't rem a home win of that score.


For a bit of fun* i wrote a program that goes through all of our competitive results on 11v11 and shows you all the results for a particular score.

So for a 5-2 home victory here are all the times we've done that in our history. not that many as it turns out!


05/11/2022 : Sheffield United v Burnley : 5:2 : League Championship
18/03/1978 : Sheffield United v Millwall : 5:2 : League Division Two
22/03/1969 : Sheffield United v Bolton Wanderers : 5:2 : League Division Two
19/09/1959 : Sheffield United v Bristol City : 5:2 : League Division Two
20/04/1959 : Sheffield United v Bristol Rovers : 5:2 : League Division Two
20/08/1956 : Sheffield United v Fulham : 5:2 : League Division Two
02/05/1955 : Sheffield United v Portsmouth : 5:2 : League Division One
28/11/1953 : Sheffield United v Tottenham Hotspur : 5:2 : League Division One
08/01/1949 : Sheffield United v New Brighton : 5:2 : FA Cup
31/12/1932 : Sheffield United v Leicester City : 5:2 : League Division One
10/09/1927 : Sheffield United v Burnley : 5:2 : League Division One
30/12/1905 : Sheffield United v Bolton Wanderers : 5:2 : League Division One
26/12/1904 : Sheffield United v Stoke : 5:2 : League Division One
14/10/1899 : Sheffield United v Wolverhampton Wanderers : 5:2 : League Division One
04/10/1897 : Sheffield United v Blackburn Rovers : 5:2 : League Division One



* The nights positively fly by at KBN Towers....


Code below, but i'm not that good at FSharp so it's a bit clunky looking

Code:
open System
open FSharp.Data

type Result = {
    Date : DateOnly
    Match : string
    HomeScore : int
    AwayScore: int
    HomeOrAway : string
    Competition : string
}

let doc = HtmlDocument.Load("https://www.11v11.com/teams/sheffield-united/tab/matches/season/")
let teamName = "Sheffield United"

let seasonLinks : string list=
    let listItems = doc.CssSelect("ul#season li a")
   
    listItems
    |> List.map (fun n -> n.Attribute("href") |>  (fun a -> a.Value()))
    |> List.map (fun x -> x.ToString())

let extractResult(row : HtmlNode) =
 
  let tds = row.Descendants["td"]
 
  let date =  tds
                |> Seq.item 0
                |> (fun x -> DateOnly.Parse(x.InnerText().ToString()))
 
  let game = tds
                |> Seq.item 1
                |> (fun x -> x.InnerText())
         
  let score = tds
                |> Seq.item 3
                |> (fun x -> x.InnerText())
                |> (fun x ->
                    let index = x.IndexOf('-')
                    let first = x.Substring(0, index)
                    let second = x.Substring(index + 1)
                   
                    let trimmed = second.Split(' ', '\r', '\n')
                   
                    (int(first),int(trimmed[0]))
                    )
               
  let competition = tds
                    |> Seq.item 4
                    |> (fun x -> x.InnerText())
                   
  let teams = game.ToString().Split('v', StringSplitOptions.TrimEntries)
 
  let homeOrAway  = if(teams[0] = teamName) then "H" else "A"
 
  let result = {
                Result.Date = date
                Match = game
                HomeOrAway = homeOrAway
                HomeScore = fst score
                AwayScore = snd score
                Competition = competition
                }
                   
  result        

let filterRow (row :HtmlNode) :bool =
   
    let tds = row.Descendants["td"]
   
    if Seq.isEmpty tds then false else true

let season  (row : string) =
 
  let seasonDoc =  HtmlDocument.Load(row)
 
  let rows = seasonDoc.CssSelect("#pageContent table tr")
                       
  let results = rows |> List.filter filterRow |> List.map extractResult
 
  results
 
let foo = seasonLinks
        |> List.collect season
        |> List.filter (fun x-> x.HomeScore = 5 && x.AwayScore = 2 &&  x.HomeOrAway = "H" )
        |> List.iter (fun x-> printfn $"{x.Date} : {x.Match} : {x.HomeScore}:{x.AwayScore} : {x.Competition}")
 
For a bit of fun* i wrote a program that goes through all of our competitive results on 11v11 and shows you all the results for a particular score...........


You’ve copied and pasted that code from stack overflow and tried to pass it off as your own, sneaky twat ;).

Hint: never leave foo and bar as variable names, a good project manager will spot that every time and stop you a days money.
 
Well on March 18 1978 it was United 5 Millwall 2 at the Lane.. My first ever 5 2 result. 😍
I remember being at that game. From memory I think the Lions went 2-1 ahead after half time. Pretty certain United were attacking the kop second half to win 5-2. I had to look up our scorers which were Bobby Campbell with two, Mick Speight, Simon Stainrod and Woody converted a penalty. 11595 the attendance
 
You’ve copied and pasted that code from stack overflow and tried to pass it off as your own, sneaky twat ;).

Hint: never leave foo and bar as variable names, a good project manager will spot that every time and stop you a days money.

If it was copied from Stack Overflow then the Foo variable wouldn't exist, as it's a totally pointless assignment, which is what happens when I try to code in an unfamiliar language after midnight :)
 
I remember being at that game. From memory I think the Lions went 2-1 ahead after half time. Pretty certain United were attacking the kop second half to win 5-2. I had to look up our scorers which were Bobby Campbell with two, Mick Speight, Simon Stainrod and Woody converted a penalty. 11595 the attendance
Bobby Campbell, reight hard bastard!
 
No. I remember a goal for Birmingham City against Villa about 20 years ago which was direct from a throw but the ref judged it had brushed the keeper’s foot on the way in and allowed it.
I think the keepers reaction gave the ref the indication, he went into full panic mode when it ran under his leg, had he not touched it he could have let it just roll into the net. Out of interest - if that does happen - ie throw in no one touches goes in - is it a goal kick?
 
I think the keepers reaction gave the ref the indication, he went into full panic mode when it ran under his leg, had he not touched it he could have let it just roll into the net. Out of interest - if that does happen - ie throw in no one touches goes in - is it a goal kick?


depends on who the thrower is

A goal cannot be scored directly from a throw-in:
  • if the ball enters the opponents’ goal – a goal kick is awarded
  • if the ball enters the thrower’s goal – a corner kick is awarded
 
I think the keepers reaction gave the ref the indication, he went into full panic mode when it ran under his leg, had he not touched it he could have let it just roll into the net. Out of interest - if that does happen - ie throw in no one touches goes in - is it a goal kick?
Yeah I thought this too, but that could've been because the keeper didn't know the rule (as many don't, even players) rather than that he knew he had touched it.

Sort of related to this, a recent change now means a goal can't be scored from an uncontested drop ball, ie giving the ball back after it was kicked out for an injured player. If it goes in, it's a goal kick. So we'll not see again the majestic sight of a team walking it in from the centre spot, eg Bielsa letting Villa score.
 

Does 6-0 at home count ?


Alan Cork hit me with a shot pre-game, I was sat on the Kop not watching the pitch and it hit my arm. The Steward told my dad to keep hold of the ball. On the way home, sat on the train in Sheffield station, a few police got on, I shit myself thinking they were looking for the ball.. 🤣
 

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