Strangest pre-season game ever? Marlow FC take on Kuwait - http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/48974613
It amazes me how many clubs are part time in that league. Some effort by part time players who must either be self employed or work for amazing bosses!!Sutekh wrote:Maidenhead have A bit of a hellish start in the National League. After an opening day trip to Stockport they play Chesterfield then Hartlepool at home, then travel to Torquay, have Bromley at home and then they’re off to Yeovil.
When I played semi pro at at high level, my boss was fine if I made my work up either on coach at home afterwards.Royalist wrote:It amazes me how many clubs are part time in that league. Some effort by part time players who must either be self employed or work for amazing bosses!!Sutekh wrote:Maidenhead have A bit of a hellish start in the National League. After an opening day trip to Stockport they play Chesterfield then Hartlepool at home, then travel to Torquay, have Bromley at home and then they’re off to Yeovil.
They take on Hungerford and Maidenhead (Tuesday 7.30 at York Road) as well.The Enfield Royal71 wrote:Gutted I missed this![]()
Strangest pre-season game ever? Marlow FC take on Kuwait - http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/48974613
I thought Maidenhead were the only semi pro team in the National League?Royalist wrote:It amazes me how many clubs are part time in that league. Some effort by part time players who must either be self employed or work for amazing bosses!!Sutekh wrote:Maidenhead have A bit of a hellish start in the National League. After an opening day trip to Stockport they play Chesterfield then Hartlepool at home, then travel to Torquay, have Bromley at home and then they’re off to Yeovil.
Agreed, and the same goes for Bracknell really, although at least they're on the way up again.paultheroyal wrote:Example of some of Basingstoke Town's fixtures. How embarrassing is that! No disrespect to the clubs in this division but the Town the size of Basingstoke should not be facing opposition like Slimbridge, Moneyfields, Sholing etc.
I think they may have started oneHoop Blah wrote:
Perhaps even worse is Newbury, where they don't have a senior side at all.
Yeah, they played park football in the Reading league (sorry, Thames Valley Premier League) last season, winning the second tier quite convincingly, but it's not senior football, and they won't be for some time.LWJ wrote:I think they may have started oneHoop Blah wrote:
Perhaps even worse is Newbury, where they don't have a senior side at all.
...and they no longer play in Newbury ; were at Frilsham and latterly @ Brimpton.Hoop Blah wrote:Yeah, they played park football in the Reading league (sorry, Thames Valley Premier League) last season, winning the second tier quite convincingly, but it's not senior football, and they won't be for some time.LWJ wrote:I think they may have started oneHoop Blah wrote:
Perhaps even worse is Newbury, where they don't have a senior side at all.
What’s Faraday Road used for now or is it just another building development?Four Of Clubs wrote:...and they no longer play in Newbury ; were at Frilsham and latterly @ Brimpton.Hoop Blah wrote:Yeah, they played park football in the Reading league (sorry, Thames Valley Premier League) last season, winning the second tier quite convincingly, but it's not senior football, and they won't be for some time.LWJ wrote: I think they may have started one
Shame I always liked going to Faraday Rd - nice clubhouse, with the door alarm that sounded like someone standing a cat's tail![]()
... no idea - intention was to build on it - got no reason to drive near it now Newbury have upped sticks/been turfed out.Sutekh wrote:
What’s Faraday Road used for now or is it just another building development?
check-out the Frilsham (and Yattendon) I used to play for them...not bad facilities for a ‘park team’ and half decent clubhouse in the village (if it’s still theirs).Four Of Clubs wrote:...and they no longer play in Newbury ; were at Frilsham and latterly @ Brimpton.Hoop Blah wrote:Yeah, they played park football in the Reading league (sorry, Thames Valley Premier League) last season, winning the second tier quite convincingly, but it's not senior football, and they won't be for some time.LWJ wrote: I think they may have started one
Shame I always liked going to Faraday Rd - nice clubhouse, with the door alarm that sounded like someone standing on a cat's tail![]()
...was at York Rd on Tue - big crowd - Magpies edged it 1-0. Kuwait gave their entire squad a run out.
Overgrown currently. Will be flats.Four Of Clubs wrote:... no idea - intention was to build on it - got no reason to drive near it now Newbury have upped sticks/been turfed out.Sutekh wrote:
What’s Faraday Road used for now or is it just another building development?
The seating has been moved to Bulpit Lane, Hungerford.LWJ wrote:Overgrown currently. Will be flats.Four Of Clubs wrote:... no idea - intention was to build on it - got no reason to drive near it now Newbury have upped sticks/been turfed out.Sutekh wrote:
What’s Faraday Road used for now or is it just another building development?
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