Non League Football.

[Sniffer]

Hereford won.

 

[Sam-Wolf]

Hereford won.

After everything I'd said before, that's two wins on the bounce now! A stark difference from having six games across two weeks and losing them all!

 

[Hereford Wolf]

After everything I'd said before, that's two wins on the bounce now! A stark difference from having six games across two weeks and losing them all!

They suddenly have a chance of escaping

 

[Tony Towner]

FCUM have been forced to play their final home league game of the season at a neutral venue by the NPL as a penalty for it being called off previously on 6 different occasions due to bad weather. It's a pretty big thing as the table in a 40 game season current looks like this:
Hebburn P37 Pts 70
Hednesford P37 Pts 70
FCUM P36 Pts 68

A fan wrote to the chairman of the NPL to complain, granted in a pretty pompous fashion and got this response.

https://twitter.com/x/status/2042153734206091440

 

[Kenny]

Seems a fair response to me.

How long until the "my email was hacked" response is released.

 

[Kenny]

"Following a meeting of the board, the Northern Premier League can confirm that chairman Mark Harris has been relieved of his duties with immediate effect, pending a full disciplinary investigation."

 

[Tony Towner]

My exposure to FCUM fans over the last few days tells me they might not go to Old Trafford any longer, but Christ the sense of entitlement hasn't left them

 

[Kenny]

Market Drayton continuing their quest to find out what the lowest level of non league football is


They might actually survive or get moved into another division at this level as things get complicated this low down.

 

[Kenny]

They suddenly have a chance of escaping

Stayed up on GD

 

[Sam-Wolf]

Stayed up on GD

Managed to get back to Hereford to watch this one, very nervy but what an atmosphere in the end, just under 4,500 fans there.

 

[Hereford Wolf]

Managed to get back to Hereford to watch this one, very nervy but what an atmosphere in the end, just under 4,500 fans there.

Just really pleased for the City. It’s important for the pubs and shops to have a team in a higher league.

 

[Sniffer]

Tamworth are on the verge of being taken over by a US syndicate. Whilst it is intriguing what they intend to do with the club/stadium, it is also a little concerning that a local with clubs best interest at heart will no longer be in charge.
They don’t really have the support to go any higher in the football pyramid so investment could give them the chance to continue to compete with the full time sides in the National. It could easily go pear shaped though and they end up two divisions lower like they were 4 years ago.