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Bath City's match against Dulwich Hamlet was abandoned after five minutes when a player was injured crashing into advertising hoardings.
Striker Alex Fletcher, 23, suffered a serious head injury in the National League South game at Twerton Park.
Officials decided to halt the match while the Bath player received medical attention and then called it off.
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Bath City footballer Alex Fletcher has undergone emergency brain surgery and remains in a critical condition after suffering a serious head injury.
https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/bath-city-alex-fletcher-neurosurgery-28445964
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Poor bloke. I really hope he fully recovers.
Sounds pretty serious.1 -
Hope he makes a full recovery, sounds awful.0
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I saw that the game had been abandoned on Twitter and saw lots of good wishes. It sounds horrific. I hope the guy recovers.1
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Statement from his parents through Bath City is "admitted to intensive care where he remains in a stable but critical condition. "clive said:Bath City footballer Alex Fletcher has undergone emergency brain surgery and remains in a critical condition after suffering a serious head injury.
https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/bath-city-alex-fletcher-neurosurgery-28445964
Awful! Best wishes to him, his family and all the players from last night who must feel traumatised.1 -
Awful sounding incident that. The solid concrete wall at the front of the East Stand has always slightly concerned me, as that would be horrible to collide with. I'm pretty sure the touchline has been moved slightly away from it in recent years to reduce this risk.1
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Thoughts are with Alex & his loved ones.1
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to part time ebbsfleet fans @Chippycafc i think is one, where is the best place to park at fleets ground? I used to park at the industrial estate opposite but i think nowadays that's not possible.0
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Whatever you do dont park under the flyover opposite the ground, you will get booked. Dont park down the road adjacent to the ground unless you can get nr the front of that queue.
There is also a rough estate called Wallis Park up the hill and too the left of the ground dont go there either. But if you keep going up the hill there is some main street, side street parking that should be ok.
I always go by train and walk from Northfleet station but i am lucky as my family live in gravesend and can dunp my car at theirs.
Alternately there is always Ebbsfleet station that is about a 20 minute walk away.
Wherever you park hope all is ok, and up the fleet.1 - Sponsored links:
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Another red card for Welling but got an away draw1
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Well guess it had to finally happen the mighty fleet lose their first game.
My father went and said it was awful and fleet wasted loads of chances. Hey ho and away we go again.0 -
They should of equalised but the tonbridge keeper made some great saves.3
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Continues to be in a critical position, but has shown small signs of improvement. - statement from his parentsKap10 said:
Statement from his parents through Bath City is "admitted to intensive care where he remains in a stable but critical condition. "clive said:Bath City footballer Alex Fletcher has undergone emergency brain surgery and remains in a critical condition after suffering a serious head injury.
https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/bath-city-alex-fletcher-neurosurgery-28445964
Awful! Best wishes to him, his family and all the players from last night who must feel traumatised.2 -
Just been speaking to a Dartford season ticket holder - the club have problems with younger supporters causing trouble, so have had to do this
https://www.dartfordfc.com/admission-policy-supporters-aged-13-17-years-old/
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Probably Temple Hill ruffians. Wouldn’t get that from West DartfordLordflashheart said:Just been speaking to a Dartford season ticket holder - the club have problems with younger supporters causing trouble, so have had to do this
https://www.dartfordfc.com/admission-policy-supporters-aged-13-17-years-old/4 -
Bath City FC Update
With Alex Fletcher continuing to receive hospital treatment and his family reporting on Sunday that he is in a critical condition in intensive care but starting to show small signs of improvement, the players have been given a return to training programme which saw them and the staff all meet up last night. Bath City FC can confirm that men’s first team fixtures will now resume this Saturday with our away visit to Billericay Town in the FA Trophy. Alex’s family are aware of this and support the decision.
https://www.bathcityfc.com/bath-city-fc-update/
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A weird one. It makes a change from adults being asked to mind their language in front of the children...Lordflashheart said:Just been speaking to a Dartford season ticket holder - the club have problems with younger supporters causing trouble, so have had to do this
https://www.dartfordfc.com/admission-policy-supporters-aged-13-17-years-old/0 -
Maidstone had to do a similar thing last season with the younger supporters tooLordflashheart said:Just been speaking to a Dartford season ticket holder - the club have problems with younger supporters causing trouble, so have had to do this
https://www.dartfordfc.com/admission-policy-supporters-aged-13-17-years-old/0 -
Maidstone as a whole do have more of a lary fanbase thoughcafckev said:
Maidstone had to do a similar thing last season with the younger supporters tooLordflashheart said:Just been speaking to a Dartford season ticket holder - the club have problems with younger supporters causing trouble, so have had to do this
https://www.dartfordfc.com/admission-policy-supporters-aged-13-17-years-old/0 - Sponsored links:
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Notts County broke the attendance record for a regular-season non-league match but lost top spot in the National League as they were held to a stalemate by Yeovil Town.Meadow Lane was packed with 16,511 supporters, taking advantage of vastly discounted ticket prices including 452 away fans .
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Fair play to them, incredible crowd for non-league. It was adults for a fiver and kids for a quid though.clive said:Notts County broke the attendance record for a regular-season non-league match but lost top spot in the National League as they were held to a stalemate by Yeovil Town.Meadow Lane was packed with 16,511 supporters, taking advantage of vastly discounted ticket prices including 452 away fans .
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Things may have changed since the creme de la creme moved out....MrOneLung said:
Probably Temple Hill ruffians. Wouldn’t get that from West DartfordLordflashheart said:Just been speaking to a Dartford season ticket holder - the club have problems with younger supporters causing trouble, so have had to do this
https://www.dartfordfc.com/admission-policy-supporters-aged-13-17-years-old/
( That includes you, @Sillybilly !)2 -
Thanks Jean. It feels like another world............Fanny Fanackapan said:
Things may have changed since the creme de la creme moved out....MrOneLung said:
Probably Temple Hill ruffians. Wouldn’t get that from West DartfordLordflashheart said:Just been speaking to a Dartford season ticket holder - the club have problems with younger supporters causing trouble, so have had to do this
https://www.dartfordfc.com/admission-policy-supporters-aged-13-17-years-old/
( That includes you, @Sillybilly !)1 -
Latest news from Bath City and this time quoting Alex Fletcher, long road ahead but progress being made.clive said:Bath City FC Update
With Alex Fletcher continuing to receive hospital treatment and his family reporting on Sunday that he is in a critical condition in intensive care but starting to show small signs of improvement, the players have been given a return to training programme which saw them and the staff all meet up last night. Bath City FC can confirm that men’s first team fixtures will now resume this Saturday with our away visit to Billericay Town in the FA Trophy. Alex’s family are aware of this and support the decision.
https://www.bathcityfc.com/bath-city-fc-update/
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Lovely news to hear he's out of ICU - Long road ahead, but hopefully the worst is behind him2
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Great news.0
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Should have played them0
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National League are going to let clubs stream their games to International Supporters from the 10th - Looks like fans "abroad" will be able to stream National League North / South games in a pilot scheme from next year
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/63842082
Wonder if this will remain in place once a certain team finally win promotion
Think I read that any revenue generated will be centralised, and then distributed evenly to all clubs.0
