01-05-2017, 16:56
A lotta lotta (to quote Cilla Black) league clubs would envy having £140,000 to fritter on agents and some like Accrington don't attract much better crowds than Forest Green.
What is the non-league way, acquiescing to the EFL by remaining third rate to its second rate? I think 128 years is serving your time at least as much as some disaffected abandoned Wombles clubbing together a few years ago and installing a telephone hacker at centre forward to get them through the lower leagues and now killing greyhound racing in the London area to get another stadium.
I thought everyone's tongue was in their cheek on here. One hesitates to think where else it might be.
In truth football fans should accept Milton Keynes needs a league team and London and its burbs already had/has loads. Wimbledon wasn't re-born out of jellied eels and romantic cockney characters. The EFL would be better off with a York City or a Halifax than a Nailsworth or Bromley or a Borehamwood or a Wimbledon. And a Hartlepool or Newport would beat a Nailsworth or Dagenham or Crawley any day for me. Burton can't sustain Championship football any more than Fleetwood could, but they might be there together. And what is so different about the way Fleetwood and Forest Green came through the leagues?
What is the non-league way, acquiescing to the EFL by remaining third rate to its second rate? I think 128 years is serving your time at least as much as some disaffected abandoned Wombles clubbing together a few years ago and installing a telephone hacker at centre forward to get them through the lower leagues and now killing greyhound racing in the London area to get another stadium.
I thought everyone's tongue was in their cheek on here. One hesitates to think where else it might be.
In truth football fans should accept Milton Keynes needs a league team and London and its burbs already had/has loads. Wimbledon wasn't re-born out of jellied eels and romantic cockney characters. The EFL would be better off with a York City or a Halifax than a Nailsworth or Bromley or a Borehamwood or a Wimbledon. And a Hartlepool or Newport would beat a Nailsworth or Dagenham or Crawley any day for me. Burton can't sustain Championship football any more than Fleetwood could, but they might be there together. And what is so different about the way Fleetwood and Forest Green came through the leagues?