Lol, no he didn't. And James Chester didn't play for Chester. Google just be making shit up.The Royal Forester wrote: ↑26 May 2026 14:42 Modou Barrow: The Gambian winger played for English club Barrow.
Lol, no he didn't. And James Chester didn't play for Chester. Google just be making shit up.The Royal Forester wrote: ↑26 May 2026 14:42 Modou Barrow: The Gambian winger played for English club Barrow.
In fact none of those are true. Wtf GoogleThe Royal Forester wrote: ↑26 May 2026 14:42 Mr Google came with these candidates:-
Yes, several footballers share the exact same surname as the clubs they played for.
Notable examples include
Dean Saunders: Played for and managed the Welsh club Saundersfoot, and also notably had stints at clubs like Doncaster Rovers and Sheffield United
.James Chester: Played for Chester FC (and also clubs like Hull City and Aston Villa).
Modou Barrow: The Gambian winger played for English club Barrow.
Fred Blackburn: A historic player born in the area who played for Blackburn Rovers in the late 1800s
David Templeton: Played for Templeton FC in his early youth days before moving to clubs like Rangers and Hearts.
Justin Edinburgh: Played for various clubs, but is uniquely tied to the city/club name of Edinburgh through his management of Edinburgh City.
What have Franchise FC got that the bookies rate them alongside Stockport, Huddersfield, Plymouth and Poxford!!!! I guess another mid table season under Leam Ball....that should make for a fun experience at home to Burton or Wigan on a cold Tuesday evening with 6,000 fans in attendance.Clyde1998 wrote: ↑25 May 2026 21:35 The very early betting odds with Bet365 are:Code: Select all
# Team Title Prmtd 1 Leicester 11/4 4/5 2 Sheff Wed 7/1 9/4 3 Luton 9/1 3/1 4 Stockport 14/1 4/1 5 Huddersfield 14/1 9/2 = Milton Keynes 14/1 9/2 = Plymouth 14/1 9/2 = Oxford 14/1 9/2 9 Bradford 16/1 5/1 10 Blackpool 20/1 6/1 = Wycombe 20/1 6/1 12 Barnsley 33/1 9/1 = Notts Co 33/1 9/1 = Reading 33/1 9/1 = Wigan 33/1 9/1 16 Doncaster 40/1 10/1 = Mansfield 40/1 10/1 = Stevenage 40/1 10/1 19 Peterborough 50/1 12/1 20 Burton 66/1 14/1 = Cambridge 66/1 14/1 = Leyton Orient 66/1 14/1 23 Wimbledon 100/1 20/1 24 Bromley 150/1 33/1
Mo Barrow didn't play for BarrowThe Royal Forester wrote: ↑26 May 2026 14:42 Mr Google came with these candidates:-
Yes, several footballers share the exact same surname as the clubs they played for.
Notable examples include
Dean Saunders: Played for and managed the Welsh club Saundersfoot, and also notably had stints at clubs like Doncaster Rovers and Sheffield United
.James Chester: Played for Chester FC (and also clubs like Hull City and Aston Villa).
Modou Barrow: The Gambian winger played for English club Barrow.
Fred Blackburn: A historic player born in the area who played for Blackburn Rovers in the late 1800s
David Templeton: Played for Templeton FC in his early youth days before moving to clubs like Rangers and Hearts.
Justin Edinburgh: Played for various clubs, but is uniquely tied to the city/club name of Edinburgh through his management of Edinburgh City.
Fairly certain Milton Keynes have new owners who are going to chuck some money at it.Crowbar6753 wrote: ↑26 May 2026 16:35What have Franchise FC got that the bookies rate them alongside Stockport, Huddersfield, Plymouth and Poxford!!!! I guess another mid table season under Leam Ball....that should make for a fun experience at home to Burton or Wigan on a cold Tuesday evening with 6,000 fans in attendance.Clyde1998 wrote: ↑25 May 2026 21:35 The very early betting odds with Bet365 are:Code: Select all
# Team Title Prmtd 1 Leicester 11/4 4/5 2 Sheff Wed 7/1 9/4 3 Luton 9/1 3/1 4 Stockport 14/1 4/1 5 Huddersfield 14/1 9/2 = Milton Keynes 14/1 9/2 = Plymouth 14/1 9/2 = Oxford 14/1 9/2 9 Bradford 16/1 5/1 10 Blackpool 20/1 6/1 = Wycombe 20/1 6/1 12 Barnsley 33/1 9/1 = Notts Co 33/1 9/1 = Reading 33/1 9/1 = Wigan 33/1 9/1 16 Doncaster 40/1 10/1 = Mansfield 40/1 10/1 = Stevenage 40/1 10/1 19 Peterborough 50/1 12/1 20 Burton 66/1 14/1 = Cambridge 66/1 14/1 = Leyton Orient 66/1 14/1 23 Wimbledon 100/1 20/1 24 Bromley 150/1 33/1
Time to move Club 1871 back to where it was and take in some extra money with a full away end behind the goal. Sheff Weds, Leicester, Oxford and Plymouth would probably fill out and generate more cash.
How come other clubs get new owners who are going to chuck some money at it?Clyde1998 wrote: ↑26 May 2026 18:00Fairly certain Milton Keynes have new owners who are going to chuck some money at it.Crowbar6753 wrote: ↑26 May 2026 16:35What have Franchise FC got that the bookies rate them alongside Stockport, Huddersfield, Plymouth and Poxford!!!! I guess another mid table season under Leam Ball....that should make for a fun experience at home to Burton or Wigan on a cold Tuesday evening with 6,000 fans in attendance.Clyde1998 wrote: ↑25 May 2026 21:35 The very early betting odds with Bet365 are:Code: Select all
# Team Title Prmtd 1 Leicester 11/4 4/5 2 Sheff Wed 7/1 9/4 3 Luton 9/1 3/1 4 Stockport 14/1 4/1 5 Huddersfield 14/1 9/2 = Milton Keynes 14/1 9/2 = Plymouth 14/1 9/2 = Oxford 14/1 9/2 9 Bradford 16/1 5/1 10 Blackpool 20/1 6/1 = Wycombe 20/1 6/1 12 Barnsley 33/1 9/1 = Notts Co 33/1 9/1 = Reading 33/1 9/1 = Wigan 33/1 9/1 16 Doncaster 40/1 10/1 = Mansfield 40/1 10/1 = Stevenage 40/1 10/1 19 Peterborough 50/1 12/1 20 Burton 66/1 14/1 = Cambridge 66/1 14/1 = Leyton Orient 66/1 14/1 23 Wimbledon 100/1 20/1 24 Bromley 150/1 33/1
Time to move Club 1871 back to where it was and take in some extra money with a full away end behind the goal. Sheff Weds, Leicester, Oxford and Plymouth would probably fill out and generate more cash.
I may be misremembering, but I think we had one and it didn't go so well.MR. CYNICAL wrote: ↑26 May 2026 18:20How come other clubs get new owners who are going to chuck some money at it?Clyde1998 wrote: ↑26 May 2026 18:00Fairly certain Milton Keynes have new owners who are going to chuck some money at it.Crowbar6753 wrote: ↑26 May 2026 16:35
What have Franchise FC got that the bookies rate them alongside Stockport, Huddersfield, Plymouth and Poxford!!!! I guess another mid table season under Leam Ball....that should make for a fun experience at home to Burton or Wigan on a cold Tuesday evening with 6,000 fans in attendance.
Time to move Club 1871 back to where it was and take in some extra money with a full away end behind the goal. Sheff Weds, Leicester, Oxford and Plymouth would probably fill out and generate more cash.
Think that was on a different scale as we've seen loads of clubs spending money and benefiting from it at our level, think we are the only club to spend money without any benefitClyde1998 wrote: ↑26 May 2026 18:27I may be misremembering, but I think we had one and it didn't go so well.MR. CYNICAL wrote: ↑26 May 2026 18:20How come other clubs get new owners who are going to chuck some money at it?
First rule of hobnob, I can remember 19 and bored shitless but I can’t remember the last few years.Clyde1998 wrote: ↑26 May 2026 18:27I may be misremembering, but I think we had one and it didn't go so well.MR. CYNICAL wrote: ↑26 May 2026 18:20How come other clubs get new owners who are going to chuck some money at it?
How exactly can franchise “just chuck money at it” they will be required to work within the same FL restrictions as all other member clubs and don’t exactly have much more resource than Reading or many other sides in L1.stealthpapes wrote: ↑26 May 2026 22:27First rule of hobnob, I can remember 19 and bored shitless but I can’t remember the last few years.Clyde1998 wrote: ↑26 May 2026 18:27I may be misremembering, but I think we had one and it didn't go so well.MR. CYNICAL wrote: ↑26 May 2026 18:20
How come other clubs get new owners who are going to chuck some money at it?
Maybe they have a manager that likes to play a bit of decent football.Sutekh wrote: ↑27 May 2026 07:47How exactly can franchise “just chuck money at it” they will be required to work within the same FL restrictions as all other member clubs and don’t exactly have much more resource than Reading or many other sides in L1.stealthpapes wrote: ↑26 May 2026 22:27First rule of hobnob, I can remember 19 and bored shitless but I can’t remember the last few years.
No it’s why they are 14/1 rather than 33/1 like Reading are quoted.
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