I probably wouldn't have renewed but they wanted more money to force me to sit behind the goal watching lower grade football

Hessenthaler

It's really just between us and Wealdstone now. If we can fluke a win today we are likely to be above Wealdstone after their fixture against the Shrimpers tonight.

len wrote: Tue Apr 01, 2025 3:28 pm I would prefer Boston to win this one purely to keep Wealdstone below us. If not a draw.

If there's a winner it's back in our own hands.

That’s not the case though is it, as lots of teams in bottom 7 are playing one another. Some teams even face one another twice in the coming weeks in that bracket.

To say it’s not in our hands is incorrect.


We have played a game more than Working, Wealdstone, Boston and Fylde. I must be ...

Assuming we do manage to win some games, the big issue for us is that it's not in our hands, we are reliant on other teams dropping points.

I'm just looking forward to watching the bloke with the long throw

With still ten games to play I don't know for sure how the relegation fight will play out anymore than the rest of you. However, while it's statistically possible none of the bottom clubs can be relegated yet, we shall have to see how it pans out.


What you state is of course true. However ...

Game management is just another area where we are poorly coached.

Another team better coached than us; we play like a park team and not a very good one.

The fat lady is clearing her throat

I won't renew if we get relegated.

We need to get this trending

One thing that was clearly obvious was how much better coached they were. This has been a recurring theme throughout the season.

I can understand if the money we save is put to good use by recruiting seasoned pros but once again we have gone for an unproven youngster whose hardly played and a cheaper option at that. I wish the kid Well and hope he turns in to a fine keeper, but you have to ask the question, why?


He's 26 ...