Heads are going to be lost when they find out we have 2 away games between now and the new year. A whopping 4 home games!
Questions must be asked on how we have so many home games compared to others in the league. Must be paying them off.... :O
Without wanting to sound big headed, yes. I don't ever want to get there personally but its the top flight of domestic football. If you didn't ever dream of getting to the biggest league in the world, why bother in the first place?
If we were to get there, we would do the same as all the...
A solid 1-0 win, albeit a very well drilled Lincoln side who couldn't finish in a brothel with a tenner stuck to their dicks. Very poor from a club chasing the play offs. Sort that issue, then they are a solid mid range PO team quite happily.
Chuffed we got another clean sheet and our home...
Wycombe being top is something I don't think will last, but how they are there is some doing. Is it top quality players they have? Some would argue no, but the coaching staff are working miracles with them. I'd go to Adams Park wanting a point due to their current form.
Yeah. I usually drop my wife off near the ground, rang me father who was due in Wrexham for 2pm but told me he got stuck in Gobowen due to flooding on the line. They did say it was quite deep round the station so fairs fair. Can't blame a rail company if flooded. I did hear there was bus...
This was a police advise job. Its only 40 minutes on the train and police would expect a big crowd. Using the tinpot trophy as an example, B'ham took over 3k for that same fixture. I'd imagine police would expect similar numbers and have away fans in the home ends.
When we played them in the cup in January, my dad walked it from the station and was about 40 minutes. It is a good trek from the station, which is pretty central to town.
I agree, off the pitch does need to catch up. We don't have a training ground that is ours at the moment. We have a league 1 side, with national league north style facilities. I think the term 'can't afford to go up' rings true for both us and Stockport. Let the behind the scenes catch up first...
Don't need to move grounds. That would go against the owners mission statement, unless we outgrow the max capacity of the ground which the owners have said about 36k. A few stands may need to move towards the trainline for that to happen, though.
We haven't got going in terms of stadium development, yet. In the summer, we were meant to move the dugouts to the other side, lay the bit part plasticy types of pitches you get in the premier league, and the new kop stand was meant to have been built by now if the original plans were stuck to...
Technically a club can issue as many shares as they want. Newcastle recently issued 1 share worth 30 million. I'm pretty sure this is related to the Allyn family investment that was recently announced.
We've had a massive snow fall last night and currently still snowing. Added on to the forecast on the weekend for further snow, I wouldn't be travelling 4+ hours for a game of footy.