Non-league football

When are the fixtures released for next season?

(08-06-2019 21:45 )Kingsmind Wrote:  Aldershot saved from relegation as Gateshead are demoted to the National League North because of financial issues.

Yeah, I saw that. I like the way the knock-on effect is that Oxford City, who had been arbitrarily kicked out of National League South into National League North, can now stay put

Bad luck for Chorley that Gateshead are out and Aldershot are in, but maybe the comparative distances aren't all that different.

(10-06-2019 07:58 )Doddle Wrote:  

(08-06-2019 21:45 )Kingsmind Wrote:  Aldershot saved from relegation as Gateshead are demoted to the National League North because of financial issues.

Yeah, I saw that. I like the way the knock-on effect is that Oxford City, who had been arbitrarily kicked out of National League South into National League North, can now stay put

Yeah how does that work how can 1 team go from South to North i thought it all depended on what part of the world you come from maybe it was just to make up the numbers after Gateshead's demotion maybe someone could explain anyway that's football for you.

As it stood, the bottom 4 teams from the Conference were all Southern sides, so that would have made NLS a bit full and NLN a bit empty for losing 2 sides each, with knock-on effects for teams relegated downwards perhaps.

But trying to resolve it by shoving Oxford across seems very odd.

Some info on fixture release date.

https://www.derbyshiretimes.co.uk/sport/...-1-9813193

Chorley making a steady start, 3 draws out of 3.

How is i would say one of the strongest teams in the Division and i would say the strongest team in the division for years a part from Leyton Orient who was placed there by the owners Notts County struggling i would say Notts County is a solid League One team but that's football the highs are so high the lows are so low.

I remember seeing Notts County in the League 2 play offs the season before they got relegated on TV and i thought yeah they really look like they belong in League 1 then the next season after it all comes crumbing down and they are relegated to the Non League it just goes to show if you don't take your chances that's what happens to you.

Yeovil had an amazing downfall to didn't they shockingly gets promoted to the Championship then only 5 seasons later relegated to the Non League showing you how shocking there promotion was.

Chorley 1 Solihull Moors 6 (SIX)

(10-09-2018 21:36 )Doddle Wrote:  I'd sooner back Chorley than Salford.

After seeing Salford a couple weeks ago on TV in their first ever L2 game i heavily agree with you Doddle.

How the hell they was favorites to get promoted straight away i will never know because they are against real pro teams now blame the Class of 92 for being favorites i think which means they was 40/1 to get relegated straight away that was worth a back.

Chorley lost again, and now sit just above Ebbsfleet, who've lost 5 out of 5.