Posh v Middlesbrough, Carling Cup 2

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Ties to be played in the week commencing 22 August - I'll be on my way to Poole for a couple of days so will miss this

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Aug 12, 2011 7:09:22 GMT admin said:

Ties to be played in the week commencing 22 August - I'll be on my way to Poole for a couple of days so will miss this

2 legs?

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Aug 12, 2011 21:14:30 GMT @champs2006 said:

Aug 12, 2011 7:09:22 GMT admin said:

Ties to be played in the week commencing 22 August - I'll be on my way to Poole for a couple of days so will miss this

2 legs?

I took the quote from the full list off the BBC football page which is the reason it says ties. It's my incompetence

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C'mon the Posh!

I chose a trip to Poole, must need therapy although it was lovely at Lepe Country Park this morning www3.hants.gov.uk/countryside/lepe.htm with its D-Day history www.newforest-life.com/New-Forest-WW2-D-Day-Lepe.html and drive through the New Forest with horses, donkeys, cows and great countryside!

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oops! I think the other place of pace was better than this

Peterborough 0 - 2 Middlesbrough

Middlesbrough continued their strong start to the season with a comfortable win at Peterborough.

Tony Mowbray's side took the lead in the fourth minute when Marvin Emnes broke clear and played in Barry Robson, who slotted past Paul Jones.

Jones made a fine save to deny Tony McMahon but Seb Hines doubled the lead from the resulting corner with a powerful header.

Peterborough improved but suffered their first home defeat since November.

Middlesbrough have enjoyed an excellent start to the season, having picked up three wins and a draw from their opening four Championship games of the season.

And they continued that form with two goals in the opening half-hour as Posh struggled to contain their attacking game.

Darren Ferguson's men - who thrashed Ipswich 7-1 on Saturday - started strongly in the second period.

But Danny Coyne was in defiant mood in the Middlesbrough goal, first keeping out a fizzing George Boyd effort before twice denying the impressive Lee Frecklington.

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