Not buying that attendance angle I’m afraid, that just sounds like an excuse to me.Old Man Andrews wrote: It was the quality of football and attendance drop off that did for the previous manager. Attendances fell by 40%.
Not buying that attendance angle I’m afraid, that just sounds like an excuse to me.Old Man Andrews wrote: It was the quality of football and attendance drop off that did for the previous manager. Attendances fell by 40%.
Four Of Clubs wrote:...
Cinderford Town 3-1 Winchester City - City slump high up in the Forest of Dean to 3rd placed Larks – big winners Paulton sit 1 point behind them : chasing hard for PO spots and drawing ever nearer are Melksham & Ciren Town.
...indeed might be easier if I post up what's still (potentially) ON.mx wrote:Winchester City v Barnstaple is off.
I guess a lot more will be.
At 10.00 Melksham posted on Twitter that there game v Basingstoke was on.Four Of Clubs wrote:...indeed might be easier if I post up what's still (potentially) ON.mx wrote:Winchester City v Barnstaple is off.
I guess a lot more will be.![]()
Oh well, that’ll be yet another blank Saturday for Windsor next week!Old Man Andrews wrote:Lydney won't be having any football at home for a while.
https://twitter.com/LydneyTownAFC/statu ... 45889?s=19
Very interesting stuff. I am all for reducing costs and making things easier for the players. Some of the distances Binfield have to travel are crazy for what are essentially unpaid players.Tony Le Mesmer wrote:Interesting info here about the restructure of Step 5 and 6 next season.
https://resources.thefa.com/images/ftim ... /89140.pdf
For local football there is a noticeable projected shift west for the Hellenic League. Which essentially means that it will no longer be the local league for football at that level. Clubs like Reading City, Binfield, Windsor, and even possibly Tadley will be competing in the Combined Counties League. At this stage, Flackwell Heath will be in the Spartan League.
I remember posting a few years ago that it was the beginning of the end for Basingstoke when they went "full time". A completely nuts decision that obviously wasn't going to work and designed to deflect attention away from the owner's real intentions.paultheroyal wrote:I tried out AFC Stoneham last week. An excellent facility down there. I would imagine if they want to progress however they need to do alot of work with regards to the actual playing facility i.e. enclosed fencing and turnstiles etc.
Basingstoke Town - that rumbles on. Dont think this found covenant is going to change things. Talk of the council giving them a significant loan so they can upgrade the facilities at Winklebury including a new stand, turnstiles and a club house. Winklebury has the potential to being a decent site actually and if they get their act together could certainly accommodate Conference South football once they climb the leagues again.
I actually remember that post Tony - good call. They are still dabbling with the academy / paid apprentice route but not sure its the answer. Have not quite got the structure yet of a Woking / Eastleigh etc.Tony Le Mesmer wrote:I remember posting a few years ago that it was the beginning of the end for Basingstoke when they went "full time". A completely nuts decision that obviously wasn't going to work and designed to deflect attention away from the owner's real intentions.paultheroyal wrote:I tried out AFC Stoneham last week. An excellent facility down there. I would imagine if they want to progress however they need to do alot of work with regards to the actual playing facility i.e. enclosed fencing and turnstiles etc.
Basingstoke Town - that rumbles on. Dont think this found covenant is going to change things. Talk of the council giving them a significant loan so they can upgrade the facilities at Winklebury including a new stand, turnstiles and a club house. Winklebury has the potential to being a decent site actually and if they get their act together could certainly accommodate Conference South football once they climb the leagues again.
I fear they will fold very soon, but hopefully back in a new guise.
- It’s got amazingly better since Sunday’s drama, however with the surrounding area still rather damp draining completely is a struggle. Game (on) Saturday in serious doubt.
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