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Non League Football 24/25

By Tuna, in General Football and Sport

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Seventyseven

Seventyseven

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21 hours ago, Soar Fox said:

Aylestone park will feel the benefit of these Harborough signings later on in the season when they get their fringe players on dual reg. 

I saw they ended up with Joel Carta after his release last season (via Corby). He didn't show anything after coming back from injury but really should have looked good at step 5. 
 

It doesn’t seem like many of Harboroughs current fringe players are staying with Malone, Forbes or Freddie Robinson not on the batch of retained players announced so far. 

Durnerz

Durnerz

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Happy with Shepshed Dynamo’s retained list. Three quarters of our defence remain but sad to lose Louis Nicholson back to Basford. 
 

A few good signings and it’ll be an interesting season. 

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FoxesFan#1

FoxesFan#1

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16 hours ago, Durnerz said:

Happy with Shepshed Dynamo’s retained list. Three quarters of our defence remain but sad to lose Louis Nicholson back to Basford. 
 

A few good signings and it’ll be an interesting season. 

How is it at games at Shepshed?  Do you get a good atmosphere?

 

Even though I lived in Shepshed for 20 years I only went twice.

 

Sort of feel guilty that I didn’t show any real attention back then.

 

It’s probably a club that should get much bigger attendances like Coalville.  
 

It’s interesting as Brackley has a smaller population with less towns around it but takes in 500 to 1700.  I think we get a lot of ex-big club supporters making up numbers but it’s still a very small town.  
 

It would be great to see more Leicestershire clubs push up the leagues as there’s a lot of potential for them.

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Durnerz

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3 hours ago, FoxesFan#1 said:

How is it at games at Shepshed?  Do you get a good atmosphere?

 

Even though I lived in Shepshed for 20 years I only went twice.

 

Sort of feel guilty that I didn’t show any real attention back then.

 

It’s probably a club that should get much bigger attendances like Coalville.  
 

It’s interesting as Brackley has a smaller population with less towns around it but takes in 500 to 1700.  I think we get a lot of ex-big club supporters making up numbers but it’s still a very small town.  
 

It would be great to see more Leicestershire clubs push up the leagues as there’s a lot of potential for them.

It’s a good match day experience. Really friendly volunteers, stadium is covered in most areas. Sky/BT on the box, decent programme and raffle/golden goal. 
 

Clubhouse is decent and the food is better than the offerings at the KP. Atmosphere-wise it can range from chilled out and quiet to a bit more noise depending on the opposition. 
 

I do a lot of the clubs media so I really enjoy going and covering the games. You’ll have a great time and it’s a good catchment area for new supporters. 

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Tuna

Tuna

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Great to see Oldham promoted, a club that should never have been in non league.

 

No promotions in 35 years is some record, unbelievable when you look at the drama we have had at LCFC in the last 10 years!

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blueharmie

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36 minutes ago, Tuna said:

Great to see Oldham promoted, a club that should never have been in non league.

 

No promotions in 35 years is some record, unbelievable when you look at the drama we have had at LCFC in the last 10 years!

Remember them in the prem 35 odd years ago. Well done to them.

Guest Electric Yetis

Guest Electric Yetis

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19 hours ago, SemperEadem said:

 

Lot of work to do judging by his performance at the Amstey Nomads thing a few weeks ago. Was dreadful lol

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I tend to agree, but the EFL won't. York deserved to go up this season, while Notts County got 107 points in second a couple of years back and had to rely on the playoffs for promotion.

 

Could there be a system of the top two going up automatically with a play off between 21st and whoever won the NL play-off competition? 

 

 

Soar Fox

Soar Fox

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On 28/05/2025 at 17:35, leicesterisme said:

Bloody hell, throwing the kitchen sink at it!
 

With Hickey & Putman aswell they are going to be clear favourites. 

Both announced this evening. 

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Finnaldo

Finnaldo

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1 hour ago, Bilo said:

I tend to agree, but the EFL won't. York deserved to go up this season, while Notts County got 107 points in second a couple of years back and had to rely on the playoffs for promotion.

 

Could there be a system of the top two going up automatically with a play off between 21st and whoever won the NL play-off competition? 

 

 


It’s true but the Ugglas are a disgrace, what makes this even better is they almost certainly bought Stones from Wigan to take him off Oldham as he was on a mission there before January.

Tuna

Tuna

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It's sour grapes from York, they have short memories, finished 22 points behind Brackley in the season they went up from the north and won the playoffs.

filbertway

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They just need to move it to 2 up and play offs. Same as every other division.

 

It made sense back in the day but there barely any gap between top end NL and bottom end League two.

 

Said it for 3 or 4 years now that 2 promotion spots isn't fair.

 

 

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LFEFox23

LFEFox23

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10 hours ago, Soar Fox said:

Both announced this evening. 

Two very good local players, Harborough really going for it this season.... Sh*t or bust!

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