Re: Non-League Football again : Mon Mar 29, 2010 9:06 pm  

GT wrote:

Well let's just hope you get plenty of happy memories before it all comes crashing down, eh? The modern football fan - clueless, even at this level.

2-0 defeat for FC at Guiseley yesterday. Wasn't much in it first half, but second half their strength showed. Good side, I reckon they're a good shout for going up.

Think I bumped into you on Saturday. I wasn't 100% sure it was you so didn't think to ask.

It was a pretty close game, Guiseley's midfield were just a bit more composed on the ball when it mattered.

What sort of ban will Deegan be looking at now after his second red in two games?

Re: Non-League Football again : Wed Mar 31, 2010 12:16 am  

Stevenage appear to have gained promotion to the football league. With only 6 games to go for Luton, it would require a momumental cock up. So well done them.

Same applies in the play-offs. The top 5 are as they will finish play-off wise (final positions may change though), with York in 5th place being 8/10 clear of 6th and 7th and with 4 out of 6 games at home you'd find it hard to see anyone else breaking in there. Last chance for Wimbledon will be Vs York in York on the 7th.

It had shaped up to be a lot more exciting than it appears it will be tbh, but im not complaining.

Re: Non-League Football again : Sat Apr 03, 2010 8:26 am  

The FA have confirmed receipt of Fleetwood Town’s appeal and that the hearing will be on a date, to be confirmed, between 17 April and 30 April

Re: Non-League Football again : Sun Apr 04, 2010 7:50 pm  

Paddy Evra wrote:

Think I bumped into you on Saturday. I wasn't 100% sure it was you so didn't think to ask.

Whereabouts where you? Should've said something, FC's following are a pretty friendly lot, you'd probably have just had some friendly piss-taking if you were wrong! Was a couple of us there who follow Salford, so would've been nice to have an RL discussion to get away from the football...

What sort of ban will Deegan be looking at now after his second red in two games?

He'll be free to play the last two games of the season.

We drew 1-1 away at Marine on Friday. Went one up through David Chadwick in the last minute of the first half and then conceded the equaliser in the 96th minute.

Re: Non-League Football again : Mon Apr 05, 2010 6:38 pm  

GT wrote:

Whereabouts where you? Should've said something, FC's following are a pretty friendly lot, you'd probably have just had some friendly mickey-taking if you were wrong! Was a couple of us there who follow Salford, so would've been nice to have an RL discussion to get away from the football...

We were in the middle of the stands that FC were attacking both halves. If it was you I bumped into, you were by the dugouts at the start of the second half.

GT wrote:

He'll be free to play the last two games of the season.

We drew 1-1 away at Marine on Friday. Went one up through David Chadwick in the last minute of the first half and then conceded the equaliser in the 96th minute.

FC look so much better when Chadwick plays, or at least that's the impression I've got when I've seen them this season. There's a few of us that are thinking of getting a season ticket next season, even though we will be back in Leeds. It's good to finally have a few mates that are wanting to follow FC regularly.

I see Guiseley beat Bradford at home today, it's pretty interesting at the top.

Re: Non-League Football again : Mon Apr 05, 2010 7:45 pm  

Paddy Evra wrote:

We were in the middle of the stands that FC were attacking both halves. If it was you I bumped into, you were by the dugouts at the start of the second half.

Yeah, that was me!

Paddy Evra wrote:

FC look so much better when Chadwick plays, or at least that's the impression I've got when I've seen them this season. There's a few of us that are thinking of getting a season ticket next season, even though we will be back in Leeds. It's good to finally have a few mates that are wanting to follow FC regularly.

Without him we've no real physical presence at all, which has come back to haunt us on a few occasions.

Be good to see a few more of you getting down regularly. It's not a bad place to shelter from all that's going wrong at OT!

Paddy Evra wrote:

I see Guiseley beat Bradford at home today, it's pretty interesting at the top.

Getting very interesting indeed up there. Will be a hell of an end to the season for those involved.

As for FC... 2-0 up away at Ashton United and ended up drawing 2-2. Played some superb football in the first half, less so in the second. The pitch didn't help, but we didn't help ourselves. Our own worst enemy.

Ah well, see what next season brings.

Re: Non-League Football again : Mon Apr 05, 2010 7:50 pm  

Codarmysaint wrote:

The FA have confirmed receipt of Fleetwood Town’s appeal and that the hearing will be on a date, to be confirmed, between 17 April and 30 April

Looking increasingly likely that you will have to win that appeal to go up. Good luck with it but i think it would be ridiculous for anything to happen other than the expunging of the results.

Re: Non-League Football again : Mon Apr 05, 2010 8:09 pm  

GT wrote:

Yeah, that was me!

Ah well, maybe next time.

GT wrote:

Without him we've no real physical presence at all, which has come back to haunt us on a few occasions.

Be good to see a few more of you getting down regularly. It's not a bad place to shelter from all that's going wrong at OT!

£20 for travel, ticket, programme and a few beers, where you can have a laugh with a few mates and watch a game of football.

Re: Non-League Football again : Mon Apr 05, 2010 8:52 pm  

El Pac Carnegie wrote:

Looking increasingly likely that you will have to win that appeal to go up. Good luck with it but i think it would be ridiculous for anything to happen other than the expunging of the results.

Its over. Southport have won it. Will have to go through the playoffs

Re: Non-League Football again : Thu Apr 08, 2010 11:26 am  

Well, Kendal turned up last night and put a team that was a mixture of youngsters and seemingly unarsed 'older' heads to the sword. 4 - f**king 1. Between that and watching United crash out on someone's laptop it wasn't the best night I've ever had.

Still, Burscough on Saturday. Good day out planned, if nothing else.