First rule of football - you have to turn up!

rudebwoyben wrote: ↑23 Apr 2024, 12:44 Did you see how much Wrexham were in loss by for last season? I don’t think Southend would have had any issues!

The only difference being that Wrexham could most likely take the hit and cover the debts. No guarantees that Sarfend can at this moment in time.

Irrelevant now, but, if Sarfend had squeezed into a play-off spot, would they have been allowed to take part, considering today's news of losses pushing towards £3million.

I remember clearly the newspaper headline "Tom and Ferry foil QPR". RIP Gordon Ferry.

Just out of interest, could the ULEZ charge be making an impact on those of us who now live away from the area. With children, a midweek game for me is difficult. I got home at 2315 on Tuesday as the A1 was shut at Baldock so the boys had the chance of a lie in the following morning. The Easter Mon...

I have followed the fortunes of Wisbech Town for the past 40 years. When they won promotion from the United Counties League, they were placed in a Northern Premier League division that involved trips to Morpeth and Marske. Needless to say, the bulk of their better players decided they could pick up ...

Another club in the mire:

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You have got to feel for Taunton Town. Their scheduled home fixture tonight v Maidstone United has fallen foul of the weather and is now to be played at Gloucester City’s ground. Beaten 0-1 in front of 126 spectators. Brutal. How many do they normally get when played at their own ground? been away ...

Funny how things change in football. It wasn't that long ago that Garrard's name seemed to go into the frame every time the Barnet manager's job became vacant. It would interesting to know if he ever actually applied for the position or if TK ever tapped him up. Granted his "football" wasn...

hoppy wrote: ↑25 Mar 2024, 22:06 Tonight’s NL South game Taunton v Slough postponed due to a waterlogged pitch.

My and Beegone's entertainment up the Swannee tonight?

Seems a bit strange with so many injuries and games coming up. But I guess DB knows what he's doing.

I now live near Taunton and I can tell you there has not been a prolonged dry spell since I arrived in early December. I genuinely feel sorry for Taunton Town FC. Shit weather and postponements mean I haven't been able to get along there yet.

Wasn't there one season with a few Saturday postponements, due to the poor state of the pitch? This meant extra night games, which generally draw lower crowds. Just a thought, but I could be wrong.

Quite clearly he's fine if he can do a 62 mile run next week and quite clearly in sanctioning it the club are happy for his situation to be made crystal clear to him and us. It does strike me as a risky strategy. What would happen if Keeley sustained a serious injury? Would we sign another loan kee...

Bring back the tea hut's crusty cheese rolls. Let's make it like the good old days.