Re: Non-League Football again : Wed Dec 09, 2009 11:31 pm  

well 2 defeats in 2 nights in 2 different cups, to be fair though we didnt play anyone in the team tonight the manager even played, 4 college students.

glad were out of to competitonns that could create a problem for getting promoted.

now onto beating salford at home on saturday. in the league

Re: Non-League Football again : Sat Dec 12, 2009 5:59 pm  

well that was a good game, 6-1 to halifax against Salford. last season we scored 7 against them at home this year we score 6, should imagine there gonna have nightmares about the shay.

Re: Non-League Football again : Sat Dec 19, 2009 6:21 pm  

In one of the few games to actually go ahead today, Leigh won 4-1 against AFC Fylde, taking us to within two points of sixth-placed Skelmersdale, though Skem have a game in hand.

In one of the few games to actually go ahead today, Leigh won 4-1 against AFC Fylde, taking us to within two points of sixth-placed Skelmersdale, though Skem have a game in hand.

Re: Non-League Football again : Sun Dec 20, 2009 1:29 am  

in responce to the Leigh fan. if we had been at home today i have no doubt theat the game would have gone ahead.

good win for you boys though.

Re: Non-League Football again : Sun Dec 20, 2009 2:27 pm  

Joke for York yesterday. Team stayed overnight and fans were well on the way when the game was declared on at 1pm. Both teams wanted to play and trained on the pitch after the game was called off at 1.15pm. That must of been one hell of a 15 minutes!

Re: Non-League Football again : Sun Dec 20, 2009 3:10 pm  

Typical shoddy conference organising. sooner we gart out of this shambles the better

Re: Non-League Football again : Sun Dec 20, 2009 3:22 pm  

El Pac Carnegie wrote:

Joke for York yesterday. Team stayed overnight and fans were well on the way when the game was declared on at 1pm. Both teams wanted to play and trained on the pitch after the game was called off at 1.15pm. That must of been one hell of a 15 minutes!

Surely, they were keeping up-to-date with the Met Office's predictions to keep an eye on the weather. If both teams were willing to play and saw no danger to players' safety, and the stadium was safe for spectators I can't see why the game couldn't be played.

Guiseley called the game against FC off yesterday, by using common sense and the weather predictions.

Re: Non-League Football again : Sun Dec 20, 2009 7:14 pm  

El Pac Carnegie wrote:

Joke for York yesterday. Team stayed overnight and fans were well on the way when the game was declared on at 1pm. Both teams wanted to play and trained on the pitch after the game was called off at 1.15pm. That must of been one hell of a 15 minutes!

Not completely out of the question if you have a look what happened at the Hamilton game yesterday.

Re: Non-League Football again : Mon Dec 21, 2009 3:55 pm  

El Pac Carnegie wrote:

Joke for York yesterday. Team stayed overnight and fans were well on the way when the game was declared on at 1pm. Both teams wanted to play and trained on the pitch after the game was called off at 1.15pm. That must of been one hell of a 15 minutes!

The referee probably just didn't want to get cold. Women in football...it'll never work.

Re: Non-League Football again : Mon Dec 21, 2009 5:10 pm  

Apparently the rumour going around now is that Grays should of had a local referee look at the pitch earlier but didn't. So when the ref rolled up she was the first person to view the pitch other than the teams and decided it was unplayable. So it would appear that it was Grays dropping the ball and not the ref. Whatever happened its all very poorly managed