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  • RedPanda said:

    Can't we all be friends, that is what non-league football is all about!

    You've clearly never been to England's Boca v River - The Fastrack Derby.
    As you know, I have been to a Vasco v Flamengo derby, BUT I reckon the Buenos Aires one probably takes some beating.
  • Wow fancy that too
  • What like yours.... Shitfleet

    Come on Chippy - you can do better than that !!!

    Simply repeating the same word that I have used a few times is poor show

    Or are you buying time whilst you furiously scrawl through Google trying to answer the Carry On question ;-)
  • Delightful. I didn't know people could even get angry about non-league football
  • Ho hum. I used to enjoy this thread!
  • They've got a few non league clubs down there when you add the mighty Eastbourne Borough.
  • edited April 2017

    They've got a few non league clubs down there when you add the mighty Eastbourne Borough.

    Yep, I think they are the biggest of the three.

    Did them in the early 90's so only need United to complete the set.

    Song of the day on Monday.

    "It's full of old people and seagulls, oh Eastbourne Town is wonderful"!
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  • Elfsborg - how many games do you go to in a season? You seem to attend about 2-3 random games every week!
  • Let's get back to the spirit of non-league.

    Bank holiday Monday I went to the Eastbourne Town v Eastbourne United derby in the Sussex League.

    In a division where crowds are normally below 50, this game pulled in just under 600!

    A great little ground, and the Town ultras were able to enjoy a very comfortable 4-1 victory.

    I will certainly look to do the reverse fixture next season.

    My Nan is from Hailsham and keep meaning to go see Hailsham Town from the Sussex League.

    Sadly they played Rochester United (my home town club) in the FA Vase last season but I didnt realise, would have been great to watch.
  • edited April 2017

    Elfsborg - how many games do you go to in a season? You seem to attend about 2-3 random games every week!

    60 on average.

    I am trying to knock out the Ryman, Sussex, National Conference, Conference South and Combined Counties.

    I managed to complete the Kent League this season.
  • Let's get back to the spirit of non-league.

    Bank holiday Monday I went to the Eastbourne Town v Eastbourne United derby in the Sussex League.

    In a division where crowds are normally below 50, this game pulled in just under 600!

    A great little ground, and the Town ultras were able to enjoy a very comfortable 4-1 victory.

    I will certainly look to do the reverse fixture next season.

    My Nan is from Hailsham and keep meaning to go see Hailsham Town from the Sussex League.

    Sadly they played Rochester United (my home town club) in the FA Vase last season but I didnt realise, would have been great to watch.
    Hailsham are going down this season, they only managed about 8 points!
  • Let's get back to the spirit of non-league.

    Bank holiday Monday I went to the Eastbourne Town v Eastbourne United derby in the Sussex League.

    In a division where crowds are normally below 50, this game pulled in just under 600!

    A great little ground, and the Town ultras were able to enjoy a very comfortable 4-1 victory.

    I will certainly look to do the reverse fixture next season.

    My Nan is from Hailsham and keep meaning to go see Hailsham Town from the Sussex League.

    Sadly they played Rochester United (my home town club) in the FA Vase last season but I didnt realise, would have been great to watch.
    Hailsham are going down this season, they only managed about 8 points!
    OUCH!! - Just seen that... They're not one of the better teams and are usually bottom half of the table in what we must now call the Southern Combination but to only get eight points (conceding 145-goals) isnt good.

    Teams are jinxed when I support them I swear.

    Charlton | Welling | Rochester | Hailsham - None of them seem to be better than the bottom half of their respective Leagues!!
  • Elfsborg - how many games do you go to in a season? You seem to attend about 2-3 random games every week!

    60 on average.

    I am trying to knock out the Ryman, Sussex, National Conference, Conference South and Combined Counties.

    I managed to complete the Kent League this season.
    Is that the Kent County League or Kent Premier Division? (Southern Counties East Football League)
  • Let's get back to the spirit of non-league.

    Bank holiday Monday I went to the Eastbourne Town v Eastbourne United derby in the Sussex League.

    In a division where crowds are normally below 50, this game pulled in just under 600!

    A great little ground, and the Town ultras were able to enjoy a very comfortable 4-1 victory.

    I will certainly look to do the reverse fixture next season.

    My Nan is from Hailsham and keep meaning to go see Hailsham Town from the Sussex League.

    Sadly they played Rochester United (my home town club) in the FA Vase last season but I didnt realise, would have been great to watch.
    Hailsham are going down this season, they only managed about 8 points!
    OUCH!! - Just seen that... They're not one of the better teams and are usually bottom half of the table in what we must now call the Southern Combination but to only get eight points (conceding 145-goals) isnt good.

    Teams are jinxed when I support them I swear.

    Charlton | Welling | Rochester | Hailsham - None of them seem to be better than the bottom half of their respective Leagues!!
    Have you ever thought of watching Palace or Millwall?
    Almost worthy of a Flag asking someone that.

    I tend to have a wash every day so straight away rules me out supporting either side
  • Eastbourne town have a great ground went there a couple of years ago to see the mighty Hartley Wintney stuff them 5-1.
  • When you go further down the scale to 8th or 9th tier, its amazing how many clubs are in your locality you dont even know about...plus the odd ex professional you instantly recognise is turning out for them. 99% of these players do it for nothing not even expenses.

    Saw, Clevedon v Hartley Wintney a few years ago, Scott Murray (ex reading/aberdeen/bristol city) was playing and booby could was summarising for radio bristol, both decent guys to talk too.
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  • oops Bobby Gould i meant.
  • Even at Ryman level you get a few interesting Ex Pros , saw Ibrahima Sonko play for Harlow earlier in the season and Danny Haynes for Cray.

    Hopefully Greenwich Borough come up to Ryman Premier so I can see Pritch :)
  • Alan Devonshire is the Maidenhead utd manager, one recalls him slim and fairly tall with a stack of flair, hes actually quite short and looks like an old man in a flat cap, but he always talks to you
  • Elfsborg - how many games do you go to in a season? You seem to attend about 2-3 random games every week!

    60 on average.

    I am trying to knock out the Ryman, Sussex, National Conference, Conference South and Combined Counties.

    I managed to complete the Kent League this season.
    Is that the Kent County League or Kent Premier Division? (Southern Counties East Football League)
    Kent Premier.
  • When you go further down the scale to 8th or 9th tier, its amazing how many clubs are in your locality you dont even know about...plus the odd ex professional you instantly recognise is turning out for them. 99% of these players do it for nothing not even expenses.

    Saw, Clevedon v Hartley Wintney a few years ago, Scott Murray (ex reading/aberdeen/bristol city) was playing and booby could was summarising for radio bristol, both decent guys to talk too.

    I went to see Hanworth Villa v Abbey Rangers in the Combined Counties just before Christmas.

    The ex Fulham defender Rufus Brevett was managing them.
  • Alan Devonshire is the Maidenhead utd manager, one recalls him slim and fairly tall with a stack of flair, hes actually quite short and looks like an old man in a flat cap, but he always talks to you

    Used to manage Hampton and Richmond years ago.
  • Cracking thread this has become.

    And to think of all the ribbing in September when I went to Goole v Bamber Bridge, due to the Scunthorpe away game being called off and me being left with advanced purchase train tickets!
  • Chelmsford may have a problem, albeit unlikely - if they make the play off final AND are the highest placed league team in the final (i.e. they have beaten Darts in semi and either Ebbsfleet or Maidenhead have lost their semi), their ground is already booked for the day of the final by the Essex Athletics Assoc for their championships

    Apparently, at start of the season the league said it would be at a neutral venue, but then changed their minds

    Visions of the players swerving javelins and hammers as they try and play the final spring to mind
  • Hartley have ex pompey and southampton trainees as there two strikers, One is Ross Cook who has had a few trials with Bristol Rovers this season.

    He is a prolific scorer, however he is always getting sent off, currently serving an 11 game ban, 8 of them as he has been sent off about 4 times this season (and could have been more as the ooposition are always winding him up) and the club imposed a three game ban on top of that.
  • It's Cray Valley Paper Mills v Dulwich Hamlet in the London Senior Cup tonight - Cray Valley are going great guns in their league and share with Greenwich Borough in Eltham. Eight quid in, a fiver concessions.
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