isaidno Posted 23 November 2016 Posted 23 November 2016 On 04/10/2016 at 23:04, Watson said: York are ****ed. They won't survive if they go down again. They're struggling as it is. Lincoln took 1100 fans to York last night. Another good win. Closing the gap on Forest Green
ousefox Posted 23 November 2016 Posted 23 November 2016 Just now, isaidno said: Lincoln took 1100 fans to York last night. Another good win. Closing the gap on Forest Green York in the relegation zone now too. Absolute shambles at the moment.
Finnaldo Posted 23 November 2016 Posted 23 November 2016 Hinckley are keeping it steady this year, fourth and four points off top this year with a decent draw against Quorn at home in the Vase. They've been building up steadily this season, beat Lichfield who are up there with them 4-0 this weekend and that's seven wins from eight league games.
Voll Blau Posted 23 November 2016 Posted 23 November 2016 On 11/21/2016 at 13:10, purpleronnie said: Do you think they are benefitting (attendance wise) from the crisis at Blackpool? Definitely, as are Fleetwood. Three league clubs on the Fylde Coast wouldn't be sustainable (especially as Preston draw a fair amount of support from the towns and villages Fylde claim to respresent too), but the Oystons are certainly giving the other two a fighting chance of keeping their projects going for the time being.
CosbehFox Posted 24 November 2016 Posted 24 November 2016 21 hours ago, Finnaldo said: Hinckley are keeping it steady this year, fourth and four points off top this year with a decent draw against Quorn at home in the Vase. They've been building up steadily this season, beat Lichfield who are up there with them 4-0 this weekend and that's seven wins from eight league games. Got a handy result in the week when Leicester Rd lost and Bromsgrove drew on Saturday. It's gone be tight that division. Getting knocked out of the Vase might not be a bad thing.
Tevez Posted 24 November 2016 Posted 24 November 2016 26 minutes ago, Cardiff_Fox said: Got a handy result in the week when Leicester Rd lost and Bromsgrove drew on Saturday. It's gone be tight that division. Getting knocked out of the Vase might not be a bad thing. I think Leicester Road and Hinckley will go up out of that league.
Finnaldo Posted 24 November 2016 Posted 24 November 2016 3 minutes ago, Cardiff_Fox said: Got a handy result in the week when Leicester Rd lost and Bromsgrove drew on Saturday. It's gone be tight that division. Getting knocked out of the Vase might not be a bad thing. Definitely going to be tight no question about that. The FA Vase is interesting though, like I said Quorn at home is a good draw and I feel this team could give the Vase a good go and compete in the league. They've got an absolutely debilitating attack but the defence is somewhat sloppy. Come Boxing Day and the AFC v LR game it'll be a lot clearer, I think there's something of legitimacy struggle between the two clubs and as one club can up (I think?) it'll certainly be interesting if they're both in and around the top come the 26th.
CosbehFox Posted 24 November 2016 Posted 24 November 2016 25 minutes ago, Tevez said: I think Leicester Road and Hinckley will go up out of that league. One spot for the division traditionally as the West Midlands League/East Midlands League feeds into it as well.
purpleronnie Posted 24 November 2016 Posted 24 November 2016 I'd be surprised if Bromsgrove didn't win the league.
Tuna Posted 26 November 2016 Posted 26 November 2016 What I love the most about being a non league fan is the occassional jaw dropping signing that goes completely under the rader, I find out today that Izale McLeod has signed for Corby Town. And doesn't he look delighted!
Soar Fox Posted 26 November 2016 Posted 26 November 2016 5 hours ago, Tuna said: What I love the most about being a non league fan is the occassional jaw dropping signing that goes completely under the rader, I find out today that Izale McLeod has signed for Corby Town. And doesn't he look delighted! 9 Years ago we bid around a million pound for him.
CosbehFox Posted 27 November 2016 Posted 27 November 2016 On 24/11/2016 at 13:59, purpleronnie said: I'd be surprised if Bromsgrove didn't win the league. It's been the same for years with them though. They have more money than ever now with the Worcester City groundshare
SemperEadem Posted 27 November 2016 Posted 27 November 2016 Any news on getting Hinckley back playing in the town? Has any of the old United crowed followed Leicester road or have they stayed with Hinckleys pheonix AFC?
isaidno Posted 28 November 2016 Posted 28 November 2016 had to google who Lincoln have got in the FA Trophy because I've never heard of them. Shaw lane Association
Tuna Posted 29 November 2016 Posted 29 November 2016 4 hours ago, isaidno said: had to google who Lincoln have got in the FA Trophy because I've never heard of them. Shaw lane Association Shaw Lane AFC. Formely known as Shaw Lane Aquaforce which sounded too much like a local rowing club. Efforts to rename as Barnsley Town were rejected by the FA hence dropping the Aquaforce to become AFC (IIRC they needed to change the name due to sponsorship rules).
Finnaldo Posted 29 November 2016 Posted 29 November 2016 On 11/24/2016 at 13:59, purpleronnie said: I'd be surprised if Bromsgrove didn't win the league. Was definitely the popular opinion preseason but it's still very tight up to this point, I think the New Year after the Leicester Road - Hinckley match will give us a good picture of how the League will shape up in my opinion.
Miquel The Work Geordie Posted 30 November 2016 Posted 30 November 2016 Ronnie Moore leaves Eastleigh due to 'personal circumstances.'
Wymsey Posted 1 December 2016 Posted 1 December 2016 Martin Allen now Eastleigh boss. http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/38172169
isaidno Posted 1 December 2016 Posted 1 December 2016 2 hours ago, Wymeswold fox said: Martin Allen now Eastleigh boss. http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/38172169 Why would you leave a football league team out of the play offs on goal difference , to go to a national league side ?
purpleronnie Posted 1 December 2016 Posted 1 December 2016 9 minutes ago, isaidno said: Why would you leave a football league team out of the play offs on goal difference , to go to a national league side ? It's an odd one. It's not like he has a history of leaving Barnet at the first opportunity.
Miquel The Work Geordie Posted 1 December 2016 Posted 1 December 2016 Because the Spitfires are boss. SPITFIRES. Eastleigh till I dieeeee
Leicesterpool Posted 1 December 2016 Posted 1 December 2016 4 hours ago, isaidno said: Why would you leave a football league team out of the play offs on goal difference , to go to a national league side ? Must be money though to be honest financially I don't think neither club are that different.
Tuna Posted 1 December 2016 Posted 1 December 2016 On 30/11/2016 at 19:41, Miquel The Work Geordie said: Ronnie Moore leaves Eastleigh due to 'personal circumstances.' Probably didn't realize how far away Hampshire is from The Wirral!
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