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National League Next Season

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Theo has been subbed. He must be ever grateful to spin a career out of a Lincoln Cup run.
One-hit wonders gig for the rest of their days, so why not TR?
 
shrimperjon said:
Can you imagine we get Oxford City away first game of the season. We’d fill the ground on our own
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Probably only be allowed 1000 tickets maximum but as pointed out on here Oxford City get small attendance so maybe opportunities for more
 
Just 4 grounds needed for next season.

AFC fylde
Dorking
Halifax
Oxford City

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Here we are then. Assuming we don’t get wound up or lose our license and demoted, this is what the NL will look like next season. Pretty even split with North v South.

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sufc4life21 said:
When you take out Wrexham and notts county, the league looks very weak...... if their is chance for us to go up its next season providing ron sells up ASAP.
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Agreed. Although I’d say weaker, rather than weak.

This is the best chance we’ve had since we arrived here, in terms of overall strength of the division.

Just need Ron to hurry up and **** off or it’s all immaterial.
 
Looking at the table, assuming the takeover goes through it'll be us, Oldham & Chesterfield as favourites to go up.
 
Especially if we sold the club quickly, we will have a real chance. Our chance will go right up higher if FA agreed to have an extra promotion place for NL.
 
sufc4life21 said:
When you take out Wrexham and notts county, the league looks very weak...... if their is chance for us to go up its next season providing ron sells up ASAP.
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I can't agree with that thinking, yes Wrexham and Notts County have been promoted. Levels the playing field a bit. Chesterfield, Woking, Oldham will challenge. Gateshead, if they carry on from where they left off this season will be a threat. Hartlepool know what to expect and will be ready. AFC Fylde have good financial backing. Naturally if Kevin has a free hand then we can expect to be in the mix, but the League can in no way be described as weak. There are no pushovers in the National League as we found out this season.

Should our financial situation not be sorted, then we will do well to avoid a relegation fight.
 
Thundersley Blue said:
I can't agree with that thinking, yes Wrexham and Notts County have been promoted. Levels the playing field a bit. Chesterfield, Woking, Oldham will challenge. Gateshead, if they carry on from where they left off this season will be a threat. Hartlepool know what to expect and will be ready. AFC Fylde have good financial backing. Naturally if Kevin has a free hand then we can expect to be in the mix, but the League can in no way be described as weak. There are no pushovers in the National League as we found out this season.

Should our financial situation not be sorted, then we will do well to avoid a relegation fight.
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I agree with you. Plenty of sides finished above us and have very good squads, Woking and Chesterfield to name two. Oldham will be a real force next season and we don't know what to expect from Hartlepool and Rochdale. BorehamWood and Bromley are always up there. I expect Solihull to have a better season. Daggers are always a threat too.

These are all sides who are building for next season now. We will be playing catch up and will probably miss out on several top targets while we wait for a takeover (hopefully it happens).
 
this league will be equally as strong next season as it was this season ,anyone who thinks otherwise needs their head tested, and for us to be in the mix we need new owners A.S.A.P and for the embargo to be lifted and KEV and co time to bring in the players they believe can do the job for us .Otherwise we will be on the wrong end of the table .
 
stewart said:
this league will be equally as strong next season as it was this season ,anyone who thinks otherwise needs their head tested, and for us to be in the mix we need new owners A.S.A.P and for the embargo to be lifted and KEV and co time to bring in the players they believe can do the job for us .Otherwise we will be on the wrong end of the table .
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Thats a ridiculous statement. The two teams that went up were head and shoulders above everyone.

With then out of the way it will be a lot easier for top spot.

Ofcourse, you could be referring to the fact we will have a far weaker squad and therefore it will be harder.

I'd expect Oldham and Chesterfield to be up there.
 
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