Good to see the pitch looking good, people seemed more spread out in the Carling than I thought it would be. I was hoping there was still some paint drying somewhere in the stadium to entertain me but didn’t see any so only watched for a couple of minutes as the game was s#it and as entertaining as ...

We can all go to the clubhouse for a pint but not in the ground outside to watch football, morons. It depends on who you are referring to as "morons" The club house is taking appropriate measures to deal with covid and following the rules as directed by the government,the same as any pub,...

I would imagine that I like most season ticket holders would not want any refund for last seasons ticket, knowing the financial situation at the club I am happy to just let it go to the club, at the same time I can understand some less well off who want their money back but I don’t think that’s goin...

Dag82 wrote: ↑Wed Aug 05, 2020 12:02 pm Love the new kit, solid traditional all red, that's all we wanted.

Now let's get that 30 goal striker in, who will make it an EFL kit in 21/22 !!.

Yesss positive thinking!

It’s red and blue, club colours, stitched badge and a quality make so what isn’t there to like? Can’t understand the “too bright “ comments but we all have our own opinions, Vanadel and Sondico were the same company rebranded and not a patch on Nike.

It’s good news for the club and staff, any extra income generated will be welcomed, as for the women’s football if you don’t like it you don’t have to watch it.

Just watched the second part of the interview and so far in general I'm quite optimistic about next season (if it starts)

Unfortunately we live in an age where people (some people) live by and believe everything they see and hear on social media, how retarded must some be to believe that a radio wave or electronic frequencies of 25 - 39 GHz can start or make a virus! Tossers

Here is something taken from the BBC football pages..No football to 2021 in the non-league? This is a very real possibility. There has been a suggestion even clubs in the National League are thinking about this as the impact of a statement by the government's chief medical officer Chris Whitty on We...

If bury have applied to join the national league and are excepted then surely they will go in the national league north
Otherwise there will be 44 teams in the north and south leagues pretty pi55ed off!

As I've said along, cancel season, no ups or downs go again when it's safe to do so. That is the least controversial and easiest way to do it. Only top 2 will be moaning with 22 other clubs being happy to go again. Been mentioned elsewhere, but if Leagues are effectively Voided and we start again (...

Diggerthedog wrote: ↑Thu Apr 23, 2020 11:06 am With the financial implications I hope we have a league to play in next season, many won't survive so long without football being attended.

This is the potential problem, but I think it’s inevitable that changes will be happening as teams will be folding in the lower leagues

The statement says they will now "carefully consider promotion/relegation issues" Nothing to consider in my opinion, if the season is cancelled then all results and current standings are void, start again next season if social distancing is relaxed, BUT it’s very possible that pubs clubs ...

The statement says they will now "carefully consider promotion/relegation issues" [/quote] Nothing to consider in my opinion, if the season is cancelled then all results and current standings are void, start again next season if social distancing is relaxed, BUT it’s very possible that pub...

This whole situation is unprecedented and whatever the way forward there will be some clubs that whinge and complain, some with good reason and some just for the sake of it to try and screw more money out of someone else! But the bigger picture is a more relevant.. people are dying..people are loosi...