That's BCAFC please! But at least if you guys give us ten years to escape the cess pit that is L2, we might have a chance of being in the same division!
With all due respect to my neighbouring team, I don't think there is any danger of Huddersfield Town doing a Man City.
Be interesting to see what happens next season when Leicester & Ipswich + 1 from Leeds, Norwich, Southampton & West Brom have a go.
Well, we gave it a go and dragged it out to the penultimate game of the season but it wasn't to be. I am immensely proud of the way my team and my club have gone about things this season when we knew from the off that we were likely to be out of our depth.
They were certainly the most impressive of the 3.
Not a great deal has changed in the long run as I believe that 9 of the top ten all time rankings have finished in the top 10.
Specsavers mate.
I wonder what changed for the c1t1zen5
A much better standard of team manager who has the ability to motivate the squad players.
And there was the rest of us thinking those things were the result of having a bottomless
Luton outperformed my expectations. I’d have had you down to finish bottom and the team acquitted itself much better than I expected. Hope you use the money wisely!!
I have absolute faith in the people running the club. Although to an outsider, the club’s property arm buying a jazz club the other day might look a bit odd!
Agree. Need to keep the manager (hopefully he wouldn't want to leave after his experiences at Watford). Build on what they have, come back stronger, others have Hopefully the players will know when they are well off.
Imagine a crowd singing "Dirty Northern *******s"... at a bunch of folk from Needham Market!
Several years of teams refusing promotion from the "home in time for tea"/glue leagues leagues hasn't helped either.
I had to check where that was!
The Premier Central division was created to stop the stretch of the Northern Premier League southwards, and give a better geographical spread.
That was about sharing the management of new divisions among existing leagues, rather than putting too much burden on any one league.
While Oxford is marginally to the south of any of the the relegated teams, Needham Market is further north than Banbury, Gloucester and Stortford, so overall this represents a slight shift northwards.
it doesn't FEEL it! Needham, like Stortford, will be a PITA to get to from proper northn clubs.
Maybe, but your "proper northern clubs" only have to go there once.
We will get Bicester in the cup knowing our luck
Bonkers!