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At the risk of stating the bleedin obvious, £4 million could have transformed a very dated stadium.

Stronger than last year. You would expect Woking, Torquay, Dulwich and the mad circus club to do well.

With four Kentish teams, would like to see a little variety over the two fixtures.

Yay, another 3G pitch at Harrogate.

Thanks, but the ground is nowhere near ready...yet.

Well they did everything in their power to avoid a return to league football, but FGR away it is next season.

I'd like to think he's busy at Wembley. They are the only non-Millwall fans I've ever heard sing "no one likes us, we don't care" and it didn't sound ridiculous.

You know things are bad when the tinpot thread isn't enough to contain everything wrong at a club. Still think Glenn Tamplin deserves his very own discussion.

China will make anything quickly. Delivery depends on whether or not you pay for air freight.

Sell them to the referee's guild, or as Kiwi rugby shirts?

Just for laughs, the inaugural season of the Alliance Premier League 1978/79 ended like this: 1. Altrincham. 2. Weymouth. 3. Worcester City. 4. Boston United. 5. Gravesend & Northfleet. 6. Maidstone United. 7. Kettering Town. 8. Northwich Victoria. 9. Bangor City. 10. Nuneaton. 11. Scarborough...

Maidstone used to have quite the bromance soft spot for Dover, until their pathetic non-fighting hooligans turned up trying to be hard. But, like Gillingham, everyone now seems to go to the Gallagher when their club aren't playing at home.

There is a precedent for a London football club playing in front of three figure crowds in the football league. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thames_A.F.C. Didn't last very long though. Replaced by Aldershot, funnily enough.

The universe is in a state of chaos that can only be corrected by a football club from Birkenhead.

You know you're non league when...

And weren't they the nicest politest visiting fans this season? Uninterested in our gobshites across the netting, applauded our youth teams on their laps of honour and were just generally all round good eggs.

If we play with the same passion we had against Fylde, expect a damned good thrashing. If we play like we have most of the season, you have a chance.

Play some good football. Made Maidstone look very ordinary at our place, but that's not hard for any half decent footballing side.

Makes a pleasant change from the hooligans from Dover and Gillingham who have been turning up randomly.

Where did Jay say that? http://www.kentonline.co.uk/maidstone/sport/jays-got-it-all-worked-out-180676/ He did say he doesn't want a complete clear out and he has a good idea of who is staying or going. That sounds sensible to me, as does learning from two seasons of struggle and not giving...