Lanterne Rouge

1 minute ago, Numero Uno said:

They might be but you do realise how big the jump is from National League South to the Championship?

More likely he gets picked up by the likes of Crawley or Gills I would think.

I`m trying to find a score but the BBC aren`t updating the fixtures page.

37 minutes ago, W-S-M Seagull said:

I can't quite put my finger on it as to why attendances are up accross the board. Its interesting. 

As for away attendences. I always find it pointless to compare ours to other clubs. Swansea have to travel over an hour just to get out of Wales for example. 

Would Birmingham, Coventry and West Brom get the away attendences they do if they were located in Swansea for example? Instead of being quite central? 

I did once see a away attendence table that factored in all the miles fans have to travel and I believe we were quite high up on that. 

It makes the numbers that travel for Plymouth and Norwich more impressive than they first appear too even though Plymouth aren`t covered by those charts.

So, was it due to rain over a long period or a massive thunderstorm or something? They have been forecasting them for Hampshire/Sussex.

Bromley win on pens

Pens

2-2 just coming up to HT in ET

1 hour ago, downendcity said:

Actor Bernard Hill ( Boys from the blackstuff) aged 79

1983 that was. Where does the time go?

RIP Mr Hill

Just now, GrahamC said:

Our random goalkeeper signing, currently on loan at Bromley is on the bench for them at Wembley today as they face Solihull Moors for a place in League Two.

Bromley just gone 1 up

Bromley 1 up

16 minutes ago, formerly known as ivan said:

Where does this leave the Sags in terms of the worlds richest clubs???

I`m sure they would have been his first choice what with their massive support, being bigger than Norwich and all but he probably couldn`t afford them. The new stand alone must be worth more the whole of Adams Park

Mikheil Lomtadze: Wycombe sold to Kazakhstan billionaire - BBC Sport

it will be interesting to see how this goes for the club.

7 minutes ago, transfer reader said:

One division if Solihull go up!

I realised that just now but was too late to edit! It would be like us being in the division above Bath City or Taunton!

39 minutes ago, 22A said:

This afternoon, live on TNT Sports; the Nat League play off final. Who would you prefer in the EFL; Bromley or Solihull?

Tomorrow is the Nat Lge South final; Worthing v Braintree.

Due to weather postponements earlier in the season, the Scottish non league play offs aren't yet decided.

Solihull just so`s there`s a new `name` in the league - Moors. that and the fact that them and Birmingham will only be two divisions apart which will be really embarrassing for the Bluenoses.

33 minutes ago, Son of Fred said:

League one will be tougher next season - Rotherham, Birmingham & Huddersfield joined by Wrexham, Stockport & Mansfield -

The gas promotion push next year a surefire certainty

 

It`s started already I shouldn`t wonder.

Are there going to be any clubs smaller than them in League One next season? I can`t think of many.

55 minutes ago, redkev said:

Bristol city council said the Bristol box park is due to open the same day as Bristols new tram system and the opening of the Portishead to Bristol rail line .

Ah. So the day we get promoted to the Premier League then.

I`ll put it in my diary now.

1 minute ago, Bar BS3 said:

That doesn't make him a bad loan signing - just an unlucky one. 

It does. You might as well say Benik Afobe,  Sam Vokes or Dani Rodriguez were poor loan signings as they all got injured shortly after joining.

4 hours ago, fgrsimon said:

It will be tough for them to compete with the likes of mighty Bristol Rovers and their 'reasonable' budget next season.

Have their fans ever experienced the unique atmosphere of the Mem?

I expect it will be the first game they look for when the fixtures come out. It will be akin to an away game at Villa Park for the Bluenoses when they visit the white hot cauldron of noise that is the mem.

5 hours ago, fgrsimon said:

Watched FGR there once. You turn right off the A1 and think "not far now" but an hour later you're still miles away.

You can see the famous 'Stump' from the ground and to be honest, I don't think there is a lot else to see in Boston.

there isn`t. It`s that type of rough industrial town that every county has a couple of that make up for all the nice ones. Think Bridgwater or Yeovil in Somerset, Tiverton or Newton Abbot in Devon or Bodmin and Camborne/Redruth in Cornwall.

12 minutes ago, Davefevs said:

Hasn’t played since Feb, was seen at Shrewsbury last week, catching up with his former loan teammates.

Injured or just out of favour?

All those loans that were foisted on Cotts that he didn`t ever want and barely played. Liam Moore and the like.

In true Somerset fashion we are making hard work of this.

Fair play to Blackburn. After we stuffed them they`ve beaten Leeds and Leicester away. Did we give them a wake up call?

Cue them over the river saying they`ll take 10k to St Andrews, outsing them all day and all the Brum fans will be saying they`re the bestest fans they`ve ever seen.

Yes! Argyle hold on!

Bye bye Brum at long last!