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Yeah the "roll on, roll off" or RORO is still there. Not a great set up, but the atmosphere is sometimes funLordflashheart said:
The weird ‘terracing’ behind each goal is, well, weird (assuming it’s still there)McBobbin said:
Froze my backside off, and get a lousy view. Hopefully we get promoted to the league and get a proper stadium! Hornchurch has a running track round it as well, but only four lanes, so it got roundly mocked at the reverse fixture this season which was quite amusingLordflashheart said:
I’ve watched Dartford play there a few times vs Chelmsford - bloody awful place to watch footballMcBobbin said:Chelmsford v hornchurch yesterday, good game and hornchurch had Myles Weston0 -
In the East Riding County League, AFC Eastfields trounced Pocklington Town 10-0. It's an unusual scoreline, for sure, but not unique. However, each one of Eastfield's ten outfield players scored.10
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Good win for the Darts against top of the league (at kick off) Billericay 4-0 in front of over 1,600, Darts move up to 3rd whilst Billericay fall to 4th, Darts now 1point behind Dover and Cray Valley top 3 all played 27 games.9
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Revitalised Welling side won 1-4 at WSM yesterday.
4 loan signings from Eastbourne completely changed the team.
Very impressive, after going a goal down after two mins.8 -
Eastbourne Borough joint top in national league south. 8 unbeaten now. Ex Charlton youngster Jason Adigun made his debut yesterday.3
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He was very impressive at Welling last season1
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Is there some kind of connection there, as 4 loans from 1 club seems unusual?R0TW said:Revitalised Welling side won 1-4 at WSM yesterday.
4 loan signings from Eastbourne completely changed the team.
Very impressive, after going a goal down after two mins.
I'm also pretty surprised that Eastbourne (or anyone at that level) has a squad that strong they can afford to loan out 4 players to a club in the same division. Are they the Chelsea of the NL South?0 -
Chris_from_Sidcup said:
Is there some kind of connection there, as 4 loans from 1 club seems unusual?R0TW said:Revitalised Welling side won 1-4 at WSM yesterday.
4 loan signings from Eastbourne completely changed the team.
Very impressive, after going a goal down after two mins.
I'm also pretty surprised that Eastbourne (or anyone at that level) has a squad that strong they can afford to loan out 4 players to a club in the same division. Are they the Chelsea of the NL South?
Owner has invested heavily at Eastbourne, think they're FT now too. Had a lot of squad changes in the summer but am surprised they've got the depth to do this.1 -
Only two of the four are on loan (Jayden Davis and Dan Quick)Chris_from_Sidcup said:
Is there some kind of connection there, as 4 loans from 1 club seems unusual?R0TW said:Revitalised Welling side won 1-4 at WSM yesterday.
4 loan signings from Eastbourne completely changed the team.
Very impressive, after going a goal down after two mins.
I'm also pretty surprised that Eastbourne (or anyone at that level) has a squad that strong they can afford to loan out 4 players to a club in the same division. Are they the Chelsea of the NL South?
The other two are permanent moves (James Alabi and Finn Ballard-McBride)1 -
Forgot to mention, think Alabi may have been out of contract.
Yes, Eastbourne have wealth and are full time.
You could see the difference in fitness from the full time players1 - Sponsored links:
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I was at Hornchurch on Saturday, did a quick interview with the gaffer. Afterwards he said I should interview this old bloke sitting at his table. "He's managed 700 league games!" another guy said. This bloke looked a bit sheepish and quietly said it was more like 300, but he had managed in the Championship. "He was at Charlton for a while!"
I was now obviously very interested, but in the heat of the moment I couldn't for the life of me figure out who it was. I drew a total blank. I had to ask outright, "Sorry mate, what's your name?"
"Steve Gritt!" he said. I was so shocked and embarrassed to not recognise him, although in my defence I haven't seen his face in 20+ years and he's not getting any younger. I told him I was a Charlton supporter and watched most of his Addicks career, and he seemed to like that. More than Lennie or Parkinson when I spoke to them that's for sure. I told him Lennie was bemused when I ran up to him and said hello, he wasn't surprised by this.
I begged him to talk to me on camera but he wasn't having it. He was nice enough though and I told him seeing him was the highlight of my day. Also, he stayed well clear when there was a fracas with all the coaches at half time!8 -
Very impressed with your managers tweet regarding a minutes silence tonight.0
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Surprised Adigan isn't playing at a higher level.0
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https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/33067462/non-league-football-southend/amp/Great gesture from Southend.0
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I don’t remember him being called Dutchy and it’s taken a while to work it out!shirty5 said:1 -
Yet another win for Dartford, who go top.5
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A good nickname for Danny Hollands, but not one we used!Arsenetatters said:
I don’t remember him being called Dutchy and it’s taken a while to work it out!shirty5 said:1 -
Another win for DW, currently top of National South.
But tighter than tight up there.
Not bad for part timers .
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Went to VCD yesterday for their last 16 vase game. Terrible affair, VCD pushing for a winner last 5 mins, other team lump it in box and score winner (1-0) last kick of the game. Didn’t even have time to kick off.
E&B and Whitstable through to last 8.2 - Sponsored links:
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Just back from a miserable Weymouth weekend.
Cant believe the difference between last weeks performance at WSM and what was dished up yesterday.
Stand in GK tried to catch the ball and it went straight through his hands.
Manager pretty much stated, that his time at Welling is spent.0 -
He didn’t get the Dutchy nickname at Charlton because he tended to pass on the right hand side. He must have changed to the left hand side.Arsenetatters said:
I don’t remember him being called Dutchy and it’s taken a while to work it out!shirty5 said:2 -
https://www.thenationalleague.org.uk/national-league-launches-3up-campaign-83209?fbclid=IwY2xjawIQJ7lleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHS7zIz3qRFfMfVXMjIKqt-zLxKtp6CiPkJTETm8t8BF71uS3AFCxknWsQg_aem_gFGnlOFBfCUkd7V149gKvQ
The National League has launched a campaign to get 3 promotion places4 -
Imagine there'll be a few nervous clubs bottom half of League Two now. The standard between top half of NL and bottom half of L2 gets smaller every year. Oldham, Rochdale, Southend, Hartlepool, Yeovil, Scunthorpe, etc have all had their difficulties since going down. Since 2017/18 when Tranmere won the NL playoff final, 11/14 promoted sides have stayed up since with Tranmere, Orient, Stockport and Wrexham all going a step higher for at least one season. Every chance Wrexham end up in the Championship next year and Notts County and potentially Salford will join the group of teams that have come up again to League OneMarcusH26 said:https://www.thenationalleague.org.uk/national-league-launches-3up-campaign-83209?fbclid=IwY2xjawIQJ7lleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHS7zIz3qRFfMfVXMjIKqt-zLxKtp6CiPkJTETm8t8BF71uS3AFCxknWsQg_aem_gFGnlOFBfCUkd7V149gKvQ
The National League has launched a campaign to get 3 promotion places
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Walthamstow FC won 3-1 yesterday. In the mix for those play off positions.0
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Wasnt aware that Sittingbourne beat Southend 1-0 away on Saturday in the FA Trophy. Into the last 8 which is an amazing achievement for a club playing in the Isthmian South East League.5
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Yeah, a classy assist from Bonne, we all enjoyed it on his thread. Sort of a derby too, if being on the same longitude on opposite sides of an estuary counts for thatValleyGary said:Wasnt aware that Sittingbourne beat Southend 1-0 away on Saturday in the FA Trophy. Into the last 8 which is an amazing achievement for a club playing in the Isthmian South East League.2 -
The draw for the quarter-finals of the Isuzu FA Trophy and Isuzu FA Vase have been made.
The quarter-finals are set to take place on Saturday 1 March.
The Isuzu FA Trophy
1 Oxford City v Woking
2 Sutton United v Spennymoor Town
3 Sittingbourne v Aldershot Town
4 Rochdale v AltrinchamThe Isuzu FA Vase
1 Whitstable Town v Whitchurch Alport
2 Hartpury University v Erith & Belvedere
3 Andover New Street v Heanor Town
4 AFC Whyteleafe v Bourne Townhttps://www.thefa.com/news/2025/feb/03/fa-trophy-vase-quarter-final-draw-details-20250131
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2 up from the NL is a nonsense, when the quality gap between the NL and L2 is tiny. Most teams promoted from the NL survive quite comfortably in L2, indeed teams relegated from L1 are if anything more likely to go down again, as happened with Forest Green and may happen with Carlisle this season.MarcusH26 said:https://www.thenationalleague.org.uk/national-league-launches-3up-campaign-83209?fbclid=IwY2xjawIQJ7lleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHS7zIz3qRFfMfVXMjIKqt-zLxKtp6CiPkJTETm8t8BF71uS3AFCxknWsQg_aem_gFGnlOFBfCUkd7V149gKvQ
The National League has launched a campaign to get 3 promotion places
It's especially odd when between L1 and L2 there are 4 places at stake.1 -
Looked like they had a decent following there as wellValleyGary said:Wasnt aware that Sittingbourne beat Southend 1-0 away on Saturday in the FA Trophy. Into the last 8 which is an amazing achievement for a club playing in the Isthmian South East League.0
