Shrewsbury predictions ??

[Blackpool Shrimp]

I am going for another draw possibly 2-2 with attendance of 2350

[Matty the Shrimp]

2-1 Shrewsbury..

[heysham_mfc]

2-1 Morecambe

[abc123]

I predict a first league win for Morecambe at the Globe

Because I'm stuck and work and yes, I am that unlucky.

[George Dawes]

i would like SM to play 4 3 3 with Duffy & Rundle pushed up more along side Mullin

2 - 1

[thegentlegiant]

1 nil morecambe!!

[essex_shrimp]

GG with you on your score I would love to say 1-1 but i am going 1-0 Drummond from corner.

And do think this because of all the home support bring on Saturday

[RedRedWine1]

You would love to predict a 1-1 draw but will actual go for a 1-0 win? Do prefer draws to victories???

2-0 shrimps, Drummy and Duffy! 2,650 with a very healthy contingent from Salop.

[Dragofly]

I (and those around me in Block C) expect the Shrimps to serve up a Football feast this weekend.
Formation
Described as Modern European, the menu works wonders with the basics – like lemon sole, cod, duck, chicken and beef – but of the finest quality, sourced in the UK. Refreshingly, the menu is not overwritten with subtexts – culinary descriptions are kept basic but inviting.

However, this simplicity is deceptive, because chef Sammy Mcllroy works wonders with these good old clasics, delivering great subtle food – sophisticated, flavourful, well balanced and beautifully cooked. Mcllroy began his career in the north of England , has had spells in France and the USA, as well as time in the Gordon Ramsey empire. He has emerged as a man in command of his ingredients – bringing out the best in them, and with a sure touch of his flavour combinations, without drowning what’s at the heart of the main course – whether North Sea cod or Angus sirloin of beef.

All this quality and skill does not come cheap. Starters are between £8 and £17
(passing over the caviar at £85!) , and mains are between £22 and £30. All side dishes are a reasonable £3.50.

First Half
Over a glass of excellent Pannier house champagne (£9), to start we can chose from ballontine of Cornish mackerel - with bayonne ham, tomatoes, crab with basil dressing (£9), and tian of Dorset crab(£13)– with crème fraiche, avocado puree and confit tomatoes. Both delicate, subtle and super-fresh.
The wines by the glass are well chosen and we had a clean. crisp 2008 Domaine Daniel Dampt Chablis (£9.50) with the mackerel, and a superb aromatic 2008 Pouilly Fume from Jean Pabiot & Fils (£11.50) for the crab – both suggested by charming and reassuring French restaurant manager, Yannick Chaloyard

Second half
Main course choices are wild halibut, pan roasted in cumin, with braised veal belly, tempura spinach, apricots and harrissa spice (£27) and duck breast (£26). On the menu, the latter is described as Reg Johnsons Goosnargh duck breast . According to Yannick, Reg is Britains biggest and best supplier of fine, naturally reared ducks and chickens . It came with caramelised fois gras, creamed sprouts, carrot puree and medeira jus.
Both proved to be beautifully cooked and the combinations inspired. Fine dining indeed! Side dishes of French beans, and chips – cooked in beef dripping, were both spot on.
My colleague's will stay with the Pouilly Fume for the halibut, and I will go with a 2004 Chateau Cissac Cru Bourgeois Medoc ; pure velvet!(£11.50).
The wine list is impressive if expensive – a bottle of Montrachet Grand Cru for £360 anyone, not to mention the Chateau Mouton RothSchild at £1,461! But there is a good well priced selection of whites - from £15.50 ( a Chilean Sauvignon Blanc) to a Pinot Grigio at £27, and reds - from £19 ( a Sicilian Nero D’Avola) to a Bourgone Pinoy Noir Burgundy at £27.
Post Match
Wright and Lord has a good cheese board but we will settle on puddings – a Tonka bean pannacotta (£9 )featuring Yorkshire rhubarb ( the best!) and ginger snap tuille, and warm Agen prune and almond tart (£10), with amaretto cream and Earl Grey tea jellies.

So 2-1 Morecambe then

[Little Shrimp]

2-1 win Mullin and Fleming with this fromation:

Roche
Hunter Bentley(C) Parrish Wilson
Duffy Stanley Drummond Rundle
Fleming
Mullin

I can see Bentley and Parrish being a good partnership. Parrish has good pace and great tackling ability and Jimbo has all the strength and unbelieveably amazing headers and is a great inspiration to all the other players.

[Matty the Shrimp]

Roche
Hunter Bentley(C) Parrish Wilson
Duffy Stanley Drummond Rundle
Fleming
Mullin

Same for me, but i still feel the right back postion is a bit nervey, and playing against Shrewsbury who love to go down the wings isnt too great :/

[MfcChris]

Exactly the same as last year. Another home draw. 1-1 with Drummond against his old club.

[phil1965365]

2-1 to morecambe with 650 shrewsbury fans in the 2700 crowd.............

[Bellers The Shrimp]

2-1 Morecambe

[morecambe mick]

Aloow me to buck the trend...
3-0 to Shrews with their right winger absolutely ripping us apart, time and again.

what was he called Phil?
He looked awesome in that game we saw.

[nobbyshrimp]

Lionel Ainsworth. Hope you're wrong Mick but i tend to agree as if you don't control the wingers they'll tear us apart!! Think the other is Mark Wright??

[heysham_mfc]

http://www.morecambe.vitalfootball.co.u ... p?a=215885

[mrpotatohead]

2-2 draw

2500 crowd

nice menu in the toffs section neil, i will try it when i win the half time draw, oh no, that always gets won by an elitian

[outsider]

1-3

[nobbyshrimp]

ps
However Shrews have only lost 2 so far this season but both have been away from home .......albeit 1 of those was at high flying Port Vale!

[Little Shrimp]

Roche
Hunter Bentley(C) Parrish Wilson
Duffy Stanley Drummond Rundle
Fleming
Mullin

Same for me, but i still feel the right back postion is a bit nervey, and playing against Shrewsbury who love to go down the wings isnt too great :/

Suggestions for right back? Scott?

[Matty the Shrimp]

Isnt Scott out, he had some kind of operation?

[shrimpnsave]

http://www.morecambe.vitalfootball.co.uk/article.asp?a=215885

Déjà vu

Are you the jack of old(and john)

Similarities in your posting

[Caged Lion]

Morecambe 2 Shrewsbury 1
Duffy
Rundle

2,863

[parceldave]

Lionel Ainsworth. Hope you're wrong Mick but i tend to agree as if you don't control the wingers they'll tear us apart!! Think the other is Mark Wright??

I think Rundle and Duffers can do a similar job , but the problem is we avn't got a striker to keep up with them or who can run at defenders.