Non League Football - 2022/23

[Izzy]

5 minutes ago, spacemunky said:

Congrats to Wrexham.

 

Hope we can join them.

In any normal season you'd have pissed the title with 106 points. The reason this season has been so enthralling is because Notts pushed Wrexham all the way.

 

Really hope you win the playoffs and join them in League 2, you fully deserve it.

[Brainy]

Fancy having the owners of a club watching their side. Mental

 

Well done to Ryan, Rob and whoever else at that club they own

[purpleronnie]

Always going to happen, they really have done a wonderful job on and off the field.

 

Wouldn't surprise me if they got back to back promotions.

[Trav Le Bleu]

16 minutes ago, spacemunky said:

Congrats to Wrexham.

 

Hope we can join them.

Hope you do too. Two historic clubs.

 

I just looked through the VNL table and there's about 10 teams in it that I think of as league teams, teams that have been second and even first tier teams. But that's what makes our league system so great.

Edited 22 April 2023 by Trav Le Bleu

[grobyfox1990]

12 minutes ago, Stinky said:

Fancy having the owners of a club watching their side. Mental

 

Well done to Ryan, Rob and whoever else at that club they own

It’s not just the owners they’re referring to, there are apparently other actors there for a laugh 

[Brainy]

1 minute ago, grobyfox1990 said:

It’s not just the owners they’re referring to, there are apparently other actors there for a laugh 

More people for the media to focus on then before the 11 men on the pitch

[foxy boxing]

Well there going to renew for another series of welcome to Wrexham,  and to think we can't even get the Jamie Vardy story up an running! .

[grobyfox1990]

2 minutes ago, foxy boxing said:

Well they’re going to renew for another series of welcome to Wrexham,  and to think we can't even get the Jamie Vardy story up a running! .

Tbf could see vardy moving there for a season before his Middle East/ US move.

[Wymsey]

31 minutes ago, purpleronnie said:

Always going to happen, they really have done a wonderful job on and off the field.

 

Wouldn't surprise me if they got back to back promotions.

I've just got a notification or two stating that you 'ed at me for suggesting Wrexham that would blow it a few weeks' ago..

 

Seriously, well done to them; genuinely thought the worldwide media eyes would get to them psychologically, but they've coped excellently.

 

A great advert for the league, too.

Edited 22 April 2023 by Wymsey

[bovril]

Something about Ryan Reynolds that just makes my skin crawl, can't really explain why

[The Bear]

47 minutes ago, bovril said:

Something about Ryan Reynolds that just makes my skin crawl, can't really explain why

Young, rich, famous, successful, good looking, sense of humour, gorgeous wife.....? 

[Tuna]

Went up to West Yorkshire to see Grantham play Ossett United, draw would be enough to stay up and we got it 0-0 and exhibition stuff towards the end of the game as the result was perfect for both teams.

 

Lovely ground at Ossett, right in the middle of town and a super crowd of nearly 600.

 

Gregg Smith has made all the difference you all know Gregg, he wins headers, gets under the skin of the opponents, wins fouls and is a general pain in the arse.

 

I really thought we were down a few weeks ago and 10 points from the final 4 games has done the job.

 

I had no idea how tough the Northern Premier League Division One East would be but it's a super tough league, Carlton's manager says it's the toughest league he's been involved in.

 

Staying up and winning the county cup it's not been a bad season after all!

 

I've been to 16 games this season which isn't bad!

Edited 22 April 2023 by Tuna

[Lambert09]

I do wonder which championship club try’s to get mullin. It really looks like he could be a bit of a vardy… If he hadn’t back pedalled to wrexham last year I think he may have  already made the step up. 

 

At 28 it’s now or never for him really. He seems to have the mentality that will probably guarantee him success. I’d be very excited if i was a QPR or a Swansea and picked him up. 

[Heathrow fox]

I have a question if anybody can answer?

Is there a time limit to rearrange postponed games?My local side who play at step 6 level are 4 points clear of the only team who can realistically relegate them(One team goes down)My team have completed their 40 game season.The team below have played 36 yet it appears they have only two games left according to the fixtures.

Would have asked somebody at the club but have only just noticed.Fretting more about this then Leicester’s fate lol.

[filbertway]

7 hours ago, Stinky said:

Fancy having the owners of a club watching their side. Mental

 

Well done to Ryan, Rob and whoever else at that club they own

Definitely better than ours being on the lash while we were getting smashed by Palace 

[maynefox]

Kettering Town in real danger of being relegated from National North. They realistically need to beat Kidderminster Harriers away on the final day, as Blyth Spartans have a good chance of winning at home. 

 

If Kettering get relegated by a point, there have been too many times this season where they've chucked away that extra point they need.

[Tommy Fresh]

12 hours ago, isaidno said:

Could have been playing in league one with Cambridge.  Took a pay cheque from Wrexham to drop down 2 divisions.

I mean he also wanted to move back up that way and if you get a better offer from a lower level then you probably do it.

[David Hankey]

1 hour ago, maynefox said:

Kettering Town in real danger of being relegated from National North. They realistically need to beat Kidderminster Harriers away on the final day, as Blyth Spartans have a good chance of winning at home. 

 

If Kettering get relegated by a point, there have been too many times this season where they've chucked away that extra point they need.

Could be said of Leicester City really, if it happens.

[The Year Of The Fox]

[CosbehFox]

12 hours ago, Heathrow fox said:

I have a question if anybody can answer?

Is there a time limit to rearrange postponed games?My local side who play at step 6 level are 4 points clear of the only team who can realistically relegate them(One team goes down)My team have completed their 40 game season.The team below have played 36 yet it appears they have only two games left according to the fixtures.

Would have asked somebody at the club but have only just noticed.Fretting more about this then Leicester’s fate lol.

Step 6 has a deadline of Monday 1st May. 
 

Sandhurst Town have just played five games in six days with another three to come next week. Amazingly they’ve won 4 and drew 1 to go top with another win securing the title 

[goody2028]

Am I right in saying, if Coalville win on Wednesday the final will also be at Owen Street? 

[Guest Lcfc82]

9 minutes ago, goody2028 said:

Am I right in saying, if Coalville win on Wednesday the final will also be at Owen Street? 

Yeah 

[The Year Of The Fox]

16 minutes ago, goody2028 said:

Am I right in saying, if Coalville win on Wednesday the final will also be at Owen Street? 

Yep

 

1st May

[Heathrow fox]

1 hour ago, CosbehFox said:

Step 6 has a deadline of Monday 1st May. 
 

Sandhurst Town have just played five games in six days with another three to come next week. Amazingly they’ve won 4 and drew 1 to go top with another win securing the title 

Good answer.Thank you.I had thought there might be a cut off date.

 

The league in question is the one that Sandhurst are in.The Cherry Red Combined Counties Division One.It’s Bagshot who i need to lose or draw.It’s 5 points not 4 btw,between them and CB Hounslow. 
This is the first season I’ve finally gone along to watch this level.Have seen loads of step 1 2 and 3 over the years so not familiar with the league rules like postponements and player registrations etc.

[bovril]

15 hours ago, The Bear said:

Young, rich, famous, successful, good looking, sense of humour, gorgeous wife.....? 

Yes, but staying on topic I dislike Ryan Reynolds too.