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Better than where the stingy durham fa hold there cup final, a ground which is 9th tier standard in the paradise that is ex pit village hetton le hole

I cant believe 2500 jobs would be at risk in the town centre. Do all the shops combined employ that many? With a football ground nearby the mall would be busier on a night particulary the food outlets. You never know the council may see sense and avoid getting it sent to secretary of state

Or even any club in the pyramid

Full time all those in 1st team are. I think montgomerey would be after more a team at the same level or higher. Sub keeper hanford is ok

Him and goalie (Montgomery) and even Steve Watson would be a asset to any club. Who knows some might leave before the ownership is resolved if a good offer comes in so they ain't without a club come june Sent from my Lenovo TAB 2 A10-70F using Tapatalk

Alot of the contracts expire at the end of the season including the managers Sent from my Lenovo TAB 2 A10-70F using Tapatalk

They are debt free. Don't owe tax man or out any money and Richard bennots won't be calling in his investment from any new owner Sent from my Lenovo TAB 2 A10-70F using Tapatalk

No suprise about gateshead. The chairmans a top bloke and has given it a go and leaves them debt free. Had they been better supported and had there own ground they would be a much more attractive buy

Was no shock they never went up last season. The rot had set in before bruce came and at one point it looked they villa would do a sunderland

Nowt would suprise me in football now. Mike ashley sacked chris houghton aftrr he got newcastle up. Im guessing bruce has been heavily backed financially to get the team promoted

Jesus sad news. Way too many taking there own life's now due to mental health despite more support apparently been available. Same sad thing happened to Chris Cornell and Chester Bennington last year Sent from my Lenovo TAB 2 A10-70F using Tapatalk

Conflict of intrest i'd say mind think its a similiar thing at wolves

Like i keep repeating i hope this gets sorted. Feel it for the fans in that antique ground, been a few times. Also as i gathered from my time liveing in luton the towns been going backwards for years and power court would be a big catalyst in its regeneration

From a outsider looking in is there much to be gained at woking getting a new manager at this stage. In similiar situations a coach or senior player usually takes caretaker charge to see season out like at hartlepool who acted a little earlier

Wtf, guiesley and barrow forking out all them fees for what exactly. Biggest shock is york presume the bulk of them fees were incured in the conference season

So from what you saying you would rather you weren't on bt

Wonder who next some unheard of continental

Its not a bad ground at all. Them haveing a small fan base at lease means you are not segregated in a corner staring at s pillar for 90 minuteems like at some grounds

I was thinking the same. Decent sized town, near london, good public transport. Maybe all supporters of warford and the north london teams. Not a bad ground at all

After seen chesterfield yesterday they did not look like relegation fodder. Watch port vale beat them 3-0 or summat good friday. And yeah the managers that have done well in national league tend to be those that have had experience in non league. Look at gary johnson of cheltenham for example...