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Absolutely Jim, it's a great thing to have a well established club at this level doing well. But a club overspending, overreaching and going bust and taking down all around it like happened at Lewes? Conference South is a great league. There are some really good quality football clubs in it...

http://www.european-football-statistics.co.uk/attn/aveengnl.htm It's this kind of naivety that leads to so many clubs at this level trying to 'live the dream' than crash back down to earth. Steve King has an excellent record for it. You only have to look at Lewes, Salisbury City, Farnborough...

So despite an arse pit of a ground, the lowest average crowd in their current division, Whitehawk are now signing football league players (and their manager displays shocking taste in shirts…) http://www.theargus.co.uk/sport/11319291.Whitehawk_win_race_for_Torres/?ref=rss I can only see this...

You saw these I take it? and not only a new stadium, a new training ground which would probably put a lot of league clubs to shame... I'm with you, sort out their infrastructure. But honestly, a decent stand and a couple of covered terraced ends would probably do wouldn't it, at least...

This is a bit Kevin Costner 'build it and they will come...' though is it not? Albion didn't just emerge from the Withdean with their highest attendances ever, and suddenly build a 22k stadium hoping they'd quadruple their attendance, there was always historic support there and matching...

In reality, this doesn't really happen though. Havant&Waterlooville never really saw much of an attendance change between Portsmouth being in the Premier League or League Two. The only boost they got was that when PFC were in the Premier League, they agreed to pay H&W a sum of money so that...

:lolol: Of course they bloody do, are you completely immune to sarcasm!?

There you go Triggaaar, you don't have to be an ornithologist to spot your hawk from your eagle!

It's a hawk not an eagle!