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Not ideal, but I would imagine a few folk may choose the day out at Wembley still.
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[Football] The Non-League Football Thread- 2021/22 Edition
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Not ideal, but I would imagine a few folk may choose the day out at Wembley still.
milliepops
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Certainly not a classic at Woodside this afternoon but Worthing grabbed a narrow win with a scrappy goal on 72 minutes from Callum Kealy proving enough.
Haringey probably deserved a point as they caused us a few problems after settling into the game from 20 minutes onwards.
10 wins from the last 11 games which has proved vital considering the form of Stortford, Hornchurch and Cheshunt over the same period.
On to Bowers and Pitsea next week where hopefully another 3 points will see us promoted.
Battle for the last playoff spot and at the bottom is looking very tight with 4/5 games to go.
Haringey probably deserved a point as they caused us a few problems after settling into the game from 20 minutes onwards.
10 wins from the last 11 games which has proved vital considering the form of Stortford, Hornchurch and Cheshunt over the same period.
On to Bowers and Pitsea next week where hopefully another 3 points will see us promoted.
Battle for the last playoff spot and at the bottom is looking very tight with 4/5 games to go.
South west gull
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MattBackHome
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Abysmal defending, bizarre reffing and some of the worst gamesmanship I've seen, all conspired to produce that result.
Highlights were the Wingate striker getting his moobs out and the fact that we didn't have to sit through the same old story at the Amex. And it was a beautiful day to be at the Pan.
stewart12
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Haringey put up a good fight against Worthing with a decent away following. Ultimately the red card proved to be the game changer and Worthing bagged the winner not long after
good crowd considering Brighton were at home at the same time as well as the bumper crowd down the road at Littlehampton (usually when I get the train to Worthing from Angmering theres a few others going to the game but was quiet today)
good crowd considering Brighton were at home at the same time as well as the bumper crowd down the road at Littlehampton (usually when I get the train to Worthing from Angmering theres a few others going to the game but was quiet today)
MattBackHome
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I'm worried about Cheshunt
Brilliant win in arguably the biggest non league game of the season today for Brackley town. National league north the leaders Gateshead came to Brackley. A solid Brackley display earned a hard fought victory thanks to a very well taken penalty (if only Jimmy played for the albion). That means that part-time Brackley town are now level on points with full-time Gateshead and 11 points ahead of full-time fylde and more still ahead of full-time kiddie.
Another clean sheet makes that 22 or 23 this season which is remarkable.
The clubs biggest ever league attendance today with about 1600 people there (about 250 more than previous best I think).
A remarkable achievement to be keeping pace with Gateshead (who played some nice football under former Newcastle defender Mike Williamson)
Another clean sheet makes that 22 or 23 this season which is remarkable.
The clubs biggest ever league attendance today with about 1600 people there (about 250 more than previous best I think).
A remarkable achievement to be keeping pace with Gateshead (who played some nice football under former Newcastle defender Mike Williamson)
atfc village
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Coxhoe 0 5 Shildon reserves attendance 38 ,score should have been double but for Coxhoe's keeper.sadly one of Coxhoe's players suffered a fit as he was substituted. Ambulance attended and took him to hospital. In other news Aldershot's game held up for 23 minutes with a keeper injury . His replacement also stretchered off .
Roadrunner
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Absolutely incredible scenes at Littlehampton today. Struggling to find the words to describe what just happened. I rediscovered the Marigolds during Covid and have been following them home and away ever since (when the Albion allowed, and sometimes when they didn't) and what a reward. From crowds of around 100 to sell outs of 3,000 inside a few months, the whole town is abosolutely buzzing. Convincing and thoroughly deserved win today against a technically good side who simply couldn't cope with the passion and intensity of the ocassion. Something special is happening down at The Sportsfield and I am all-in.
patchamalbion
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If they are promoted this season how many you reckon they’ll average next season following this successful spell?
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Cowfold Seagull
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Well done mate! I had a feeling in my water all week that you would win it . . . though not by 4-0!
Roadrunner
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We'd be in totally unchartered territory, very hard to say. So much would depend on whether they can keep this team together because nothing draws a crowd more than a winning side. The town has a growing population and the Vase run has certainly caught the imagination, so if they can capitalise on the momentum which has been built over the past year or so then there's no reason why they can't be attracting 500 through the gate on a fairly regular basis, I'd suggest.
Roadrunner
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The game plan was absolutely perfectly executed. We knew they'd be technically good, so didn't give them a second on the ball and capitalised on what we thought would be their weakness - at set pieces and on the break. They seemed to be a little overawed by the ocassion and had no answer at all. It was, quite literally, men against boys.
Cowfold Seagull
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Quite literally lambs to the slaughter!
I know from watching Littlehampton home and away against YMCA that they have a physical element, and that obviously came into play yesterday. Home advantage must have helped massively too.
Roadrunner
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Heading to The Saffrons tomorrow night to see if Littlehampton can manage to drag themselves back down to earth for the league game at Eastbourne Town. Going to be a really tricky fixture, I think. The home side have been inconsistent of late, but I expect them to take advantage of any loss of focus by the Marigolds.
Wouldn't be surprised to see us drop points to be honest, which would set up an intriguing end to the SCFL Prem season. Littlehampton in pole position, but have several tough looking games left and are fighting on four fronts. Saltdean have four very winnable fixtures left, so it could go right down to the wire. I'm hoping that Joe Benn might get back on the pitch tomorrow, after being an unused sub against Loughborough.
Wouldn't be surprised to see us drop points to be honest, which would set up an intriguing end to the SCFL Prem season. Littlehampton in pole position, but have several tough looking games left and are fighting on four fronts. Saltdean have four very winnable fixtures left, so it could go right down to the wire. I'm hoping that Joe Benn might get back on the pitch tomorrow, after being an unused sub against Loughborough.
