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Post by Bernie on Jan 12, 2019 22:49:27 GMT
Who will be joining the National League next season? After losing 0-1 to Cambridge today, Notts County are setting down roots at the bottom of the EFL. They have an impressive 19,841 ground capacity. In the NLN, Chorley have opened up a decent lead. While York are shockingly three places above another relegation. Torquay and Woking are looking to return up from the NLS. At least the circus won't be coming to town; Billericay have dropped rapidly recently.
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Post by jdl on Jan 13, 2019 0:55:07 GMT
My first West Ham game was against Notts County, so I hope it's them. Sort of closes the circle.
That's assuming we're still here to play them!
Happy for Cambridge to come down as well - a score or two to be settled there.
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Post by sword65 on Jan 13, 2019 0:57:03 GMT
Who will be joining the National League next season? After losing 0-1 to Cambridge today, Notts County are setting down roots at the bottom of the EFL. They have an impressive 19,841 ground capacity. In the NLN, Chorley have opened up a decent lead. While York are shockingly three places above another relegation. Torquay and Woking are looking to return up from the NLS. At least the circus won't be coming to town; Billericay have dropped rapidly recently. Nat lge north is a tough ,tough league but watch out for Stockport who are on fire at the moment and our old friends Alty are still in with a shout. Nat lge South I agree with you it's a two horse race for the title and the loser will be hot favourites to win the play-off. |
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Post by hongkongstone on Jan 13, 2019 2:03:55 GMT
Who will be joining the National League next season? After losing 0-1 to Cambridge today, Notts County are setting down roots at the bottom of the EFL. They have an impressive 19,841 ground capacity. In the NLN, Chorley have opened up a decent lead. While York are shockingly three places above another relegation. Torquay and Woking are looking to return up from the NLS. At least the circus won't be coming to town; Billericay have dropped rapidly recently. And it also seems like Sol Campbell has turned Macclesfield arounf in League 2, so maybe they won't be returning right away. Did we miss a trick there?
Watch out for Stockport County in the NLN although York will recover with Steve Watson going there but I am told that their supporters have no confidence of achieving a play-off place and need to address money wasted on wages for journeymen (sounds familiar?). Apparently Jon Parkin at York is on £2500 pw.
As for NLS, well now both Welling and Dartford are in the play off places maybe we can look forward to another Kent Derby next season (which DaveU will say we always lose).
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Post by daveu on Jan 13, 2019 9:57:49 GMT
Who will be joining the National League next season? After losing 0-1 to Cambridge today, Notts County are setting down roots at the bottom of the EFL. They have an impressive 19,841 ground capacity. In the NLN, Chorley have opened up a decent lead. While York are shockingly three places above another relegation. Torquay and Woking are looking to return up from the NLS. At least the circus won't be coming to town; Billericay have dropped rapidly recently. And it also seems like Sol Campbell has turned Macclesfield arounf in League 2, so maybe they won't be returning right away. Did we miss a trick there?
Watch out for Stockport County in the NLN although York will recover with Steve Watson going there but I am told that their supporters have no confidence of achieving a play-off place and need to address money wasted on wages for journeymen (sounds familiar?). Apparently Jon Parkin at York is on £2500 pw.
As for NLS, well now both Welling and Dartford are in the play off places maybe we can look forward to another Kent Derby next season (which DaveU will say we always lose).
Not quite. More accurate to say we never win them. In the NL I think it's Ebbsfleet 1 draw 2 defeats Bromley 1 draw 4 defeats. Dover 3 draws 3 defeats. With 1 more game each against Ebbsfleet and Bromley to play. |
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Post by Bernie on Jan 13, 2019 14:45:12 GMT
Notts County let everyone in for £2 yesterday and had an attendance of over 15,000.
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Post by rollingstone on Jan 16, 2019 20:29:01 GMT
Way things are going we will be in the national south anyway
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