Evo1883
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Really they need to rebrand it as league 3 at this point ..far too many big clubs in it to be thought of as non league
Really they need to rebrand it as league 3 at this point ..far too many big clubs in it to be thought of as non leagueWas just having a look at some of the national league crowds.
Last week York had 7,316 at home and Southend had 7,754 that unreal. English football is the best.
Yes they do. But doesn’t make their level of football any less shite.
Watch alot of it yourself yeah?
Yeah that was what I said in my first post, but I later thought I must surely have been wrong. In hindsight, what a horrible way to spend an afternoon, but I kept going through thick and thin!I‘m sure the cages stayed up after the West End was seated.
Enough. Do you?Watch alot of it yourself yeah?
Always liked Torquay for some reason, probably because it's in Devon, what's not to like. Hope they can get back up the football pyramidI enjoy watching Torquay because it's old school I guess. Standing terraces ,easy to get a pint at half time and I can walk to the ground. However an expensive weekend watching Cov is better ... especially at present.
Watched us scrape through against them in the FA Cup the year we had Chelsea in the 1/4 finalAlways liked Torquay for some reason, probably because it's in Devon, what's not to like. Hope they can get back up the football pyramid
Good manI'm 60 in a couple of weeks. I'm going to get a ST for Racing Club Warwick. It's only £30. I won't go very often, but will on international breaks, etc and I'll be putting a little into the Club. Those further down the pyramid should be supported.
My mate and i were there,enjoyed it.Much better than watching Ingerlund on the telly802 at Nuneaton (exiled to Bedworth) last night
Great weekend away though apart from the game.Watched us scrape through against them in the FA Cup the year we had Chelsea in the 1/4 final
We were turgid and won 1-0 late on
£30? Wow!! The early bird price for Folkestone Invicta would have cost me £170. And that's the concession price!I'm 60 in a couple of weeks. I'm going to get a ST for Racing Club Warwick. It's only £30. I won't go very often, but will on international breaks, etc and I'll be putting a little into the Club. Those further down the pyramid should be supported.
Always liked Torquay for some reason, probably because it's in Devon, what's not to like. Hope they can get back up the football pyramid
Isthmian Premier League.Blimey. Just looked and that was the early bird. Full price is still only £60. Not sure what level either team is at though, Folkestone might be higher.
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Not much difference.Blimey. Just looked and that was the early bird. Full price is still only £60. Not sure what level either team is at though, Folkestone might be higher.
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Not much difference.
Racing Club are 8th tier and Folkestone are 7th
Newent getting many people paying that…Just checked Newent Town ticket prices seeing as I'm their manager in my FM save haha - adults 13 quid per match & that's in the 10th tier
Isthmian Premier is half decent. National League South is the next one up. My local team is Isthmian Prem, i should go more, i was always more tempted when they were in the National League South for a season as i'm a snob like that.Isthmian Premier League.
Not sure how that compares.
I do remember when I lived in Maidstone for a little while, their ST price was on par with the City's
Used to do that at every ground even Highfield Rd. Lots of fans changed ends at half time.I can remember going the old Nuneaton Borough ground I think they were playing forest green rovers and some people swapped ends at half time.
Used to do that at every ground even Highfield Rd. Lots of fans changed ends at half time.
First time I experienced hooliganism was at Blackburn when we were changing ends.
Remember the Blackburn game was in 1967, although I saw but did not experience trouble at non-league friendlies earlier in pre-seasons. Small town mentality.what year was that?
Heh. I was at HR (in the Sky Blue - chap down the road used to take me as his wife wouldn't go to reserve games, so I always had her seat) the night the Main Stand burned down. Of course, we didn't find out until the next morning.Used to love going to the Central League games at HR.
I don't remember there ever not being segregation between the Sky Blue terrace and the Kop. Me and my dad always stood right by it on the SBT. (60s, certainly, and obviously after the Sky Blue was built.Remember the Blackburn game was in 1967, although I saw but did not experience trouble at non-league friendlies earlier in pre-seasons. Small town mentality.
Don't know when it was changing around at half time at Highfield Rd, or other grounds but there was no segregation in the early years at all grounds and no barriers between the two ends, I would imagine. Remember mixing with Northampton fans at their ground in the early 60s.
Hooliganism meant segregation was necessary. It nearly destroyed football when gates plummeted around the country and fences went up.
Even our all-seater stadium didn't stop it, especially Leeds who tore out the seats.
Not in my lifetime either, but loads of grounds were open all around at first.I don't remember there ever not being segregation between the Sky Blue terrace and the Kop. Me and my dad always stood right by it on the SBT. (60s, certainly, and obviously after the Sky Blue was built.
There were very strong rumours that the stand burning down was not accidental. Especially as Derrick Robbin's company built the new stand.Heh. I was at HR (in the Sky Blue - chap down the road used to take me as his wife wouldn't go to reserve games, so I always had her seat) the night the Main Stand burned down. Of course, we didn't find out until the next morning.
Loved going to reserve games - and have fond memories of Greeny and Mortimer (I think) doing the donkey kick one night. IIRC it hit the bar.
Yes, I know, but I can't see it myself.There were very strong rumours that the stand burning down was not accidental. Especially as Derrick Robbin's company built the new stand.
My first experience of football hooliganism was at Huddersfield in 1967/8 when we won promotion to the First Division.Used to do that at every ground even Highfield Rd. Lots of fans changed ends at half time.
First time I experienced hooliganism was at Blackburn when we were changing ends.
I'm so used to seeing FGR mentioned and someone mentioning the vegan thing I read it as mouth sausage.As I live in Gloucestershire I've been to Forest Green Rovers a few times.
A decent experience even though I'm not much of a fan of the mouth Savage.
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