Non League Football 2020-21

[Nalis]

They should scrap the National League this season and just have one big game of Chardee MacDennis to decide promotion.

Edited 16 November 2020 by Nalis

[VinceNoir]

If Wrexham play this correctly, they’ll sell sleeveless versions of their jerseys. Maybe even remove the sponsor and slap the wolf cola logo on there. Has to be done

[Tuna]

Great story, great for Wrexham fans just hope it's not a case of too good to be true...

[Spudulike]

5-Live described Wrexham as a sleeping giant. Really? 

[Leicesterpool]

1 hour ago, Spudulike said:

5-Live described Wrexham as a sleeping giant. Really? 

I'd say they should be at least in League Two with there stadium and fan base, but over than that sleeping giant really? I'm mean talking about sleeping giants in the national league you could say Notts County, Stockport County, Chesterfield...

[purpleronnie]

Sad to see wrexham a supporter owned club going down this route.

[Stuntman_Mike]

13 hours ago, Spudulike said:

5-Live described Wrexham as a sleeping giant. Really? 

It's just one of them overused phrases in football seeing as every club has the potential to be huge if you pump enough money into them.

 

They're exactly where they deserve to be at this time. 

 

 

[los dedos]

I've watched Wrexham a few times home and away in the past ( related to ex player ) and with the size of the ground and the catchment area you could see the wouldn't look out of place in league one or even the championship .
They were averaging 5,000 in the national league and i recon could easily grow that to 15,000 if they end up in the championship . The new owners will have a lot to do to get them there, let's hope they do right by the fans as they've entrusted them with a lot by giving up ownership .

[Tuna]

I remember Wrexham beating Boston United on the final day of the 06-07 season to stay up, jubilation was fleeting as they went down the next season.

[boots60]

This was one brilliant away day

 

https://www.11v11.com/matches/wrexham-v-leicester-city-19-april-1980-119341/

[spacemunky]

For the love of all things holy, why do we always concede on the last kick of the match?!!!

 

On the good side, our big Belgian with his first goal for the club.

[Tuna]

Chesterfield looking uselsss again this season disappointing.

[SemperEadem]

1 hour ago, Tuna said:

Chesterfield looking uselsss again this season disappointing.

Had such a rough few years.

[Tuna]

18 hours ago, Tuna said:

Chesterfield looking uselsss again this season disappointing.

John Pemberton sacked, probably the right decision.

[Leicesterpool]

Can see Chesterfield ending up in the national league north next year and that is hard league to get out of. So many big names in there. Darlington, York, Boston, Kidderminster, Southport, Chester, Hereford. Lots of ex football league clubs there.

Edited 18 November 2020 by Leicesterpool

[spacemunky]

Just when I feel I've had it with this team....

 

 

Unreal 

[Arriba Los Zorros]

Hope Torquay and Notts County go up

[StanSP]

Wealdstone's 3rd goal is a weird one against Sutton 

Worth a watch in some ways...

[CosbehFox]

Well ‘non elite’ looks screwed - no fans in tier 3. 
 

Some managers I follow from the midlands area suggesting the season might as well be delayed to March and made into a smaller leagues/play each other once. Or cancel the league and just do some cup competitions 

[Fox92]

On 18/11/2020 at 22:51, Leicesterpool said:

Can see Chesterfield ending up in the national league north next year and that is hard league to get out of. So many big names in there. Darlington, York, Boston, Kidderminster, Southport, Chester, Hereford. Lots of ex football league clubs there.

Chesterfield v Alfreton would be the big one.

[spacemunky]

On 21/11/2020 at 14:51, StanSP said:

Wealdstone's 3rd goal is a weird one against Sutton 

Worth a watch in some ways...

Playing Wealdstone today at Meadow Lane.

 

Interested to see how this one will go with them sitting 4th in the table.

 

They have scored 19 which is the 2nd highest, but have had 20 scored against them, which is the 2nd worst.

 

So of course... it'll be a nil nil draw 

[CosbehFox]

26 minutes ago, Fox92 said:

Chesterfield v Alfreton would be the big one.

Says a lot doesn't it - I went to a pre-season friendly at Alfreton between those two. Chesterfield were League 1 - Alfreton were lower Conference North

[Fox92]

3 hours ago, Cardiff_Fox said:

Says a lot doesn't it - I went to a pre-season friendly at Alfreton between those two. Chesterfield were League 1 - Alfreton were lower Conference North

Yeah, Chesterfield have been run badly in recent years but I believe a fan ownership took over recently and Allen has (finally) gone.

 

Amazing that only 5 years ago Paul Cook got them to the League 1 play offs.

 

A couple people I know at work who still go (prior lockdown obviously) say that attendances are as low as 4k nowadays. Shame.

[CosbehFox]

As expected some tier 5/6 leagues now not returning until mid December or even Boxing Day 

[spacemunky]

Had to work, so was unable to follow the match. Sounds like things went very well, along with the score