LUFC next season?

....or Bradford.

I doubt it very much on both counts though.

They have just said there are 79 live conference games on Setanta next season.

Absolutely brilliant!

Gutted I am at home in Guisborough by myself cos I just felt like hugging random strangers when the final whistle went. Been watching the Celts for about 14 years, playing in the Unibond first division before crowds of less than 100, under the leadership of Martin Haresign and Dennis Metcalfe!

Two play-off final wins in a row, three play-off finals in a row. Got promoted in 2003/4 as part of league restructure, the 2004/5 debacle saw them robbed of the championship and lose on pens to Workington in the unibond premier final, 2005/6 beat North Ferriby in the Unibond Premier final, 2006/7 beat Hinckley in the play-off final.

Good bye Bamber Bridge, Belper and Flixton
Hello Oxford, York and Torquay!!

I think there were seven leagues between Bradford City and Farsley Celtic six years ago, as one of the players interviewed said at the end when asked what it meant to the club "it means we're one league below Bradford City!" - that hit home and says a lot about both clubs.

Jesus! I really should start watching more Conference football, to see what we'll be up against in a years time.

Lee Sinnott should be seriously looked at for manager of BCFC.

Those massive games between Histon and Droylsden will have the punters subscribing in droves. No, really.

More or less for an average sporting neutral than the National League RL games?

Both are just schedule filler to most.

Slightly more, I'd imagine, given the greater geographical spread.

According to Tony Kempster the Unibond league split has been decided on - with a North/South Divide. Unibond Northern: Bamber Bridge Bradford Park Avenue Bridlington Town Chorley Clitheroe Curzon Ashton Durham City FC United of Manchester Harrogate Railway Lancaster City Mossley Newcastle Blue Star Ossett Albion Radcliffe Borough Rossendale United Skelmersdale United Wakefield Woodley Sports Unibond Southern: Alsager Town Belper Town Brigg Town Cammell Laird Carlton Town Colwyn Bay Goole Grantham Town Gresley Rovers Kidsgrove Athletic Nantwich Town Quorn Retford United Sheffield Shepshed Dynamo Spalding United Stocksbridge PS Warrington Town www.tonykempster.co.uk/maps07-08.htm Some good trips in there - and thank God we've avoided Alsager.

According to Tony Kempster the Unibond league split has been decided on - with a North/South Divide. Unibond Northern: Bamber Bridge Bradford Park Avenue Bridlington Town Chorley Clitheroe Curzon Ashton Durham City FC United of Manchester Harrogate Railway Lancaster City Mossley Newcastle Blue Star Ossett Albion Radcliffe Borough Rossendale United Skelmersdale United Wakefield Woodley Sports Unibond Southern: Alsager Town Belper Town Brigg Town Cammell Laird Carlton Town Colwyn Bay Goole Grantham Town Gresley Rovers Kidsgrove Athletic Nantwich Town Quorn Retford United Sheffield Shepshed Dynamo Spalding United Stocksbridge PS Warrington Town www.tonykempster.co.uk/maps07-08.htm Some good trips in there - and thank God we've avoided Alsager.

Also avoided your Euro away at Colwyn Bay, while I reckon Warrington will be a pit peeved at losing so many local games.

Sheffield and Stocksbridge in the south?


Oh and Quorn. S.

FA Vase conquerors of FCUM, no less.

Guffaw

Further South than Ghoul.

Further south than Cammell Laird?

There's some strange choices in the split, I won't even pretend to understand what's gone on. Shame about Colwyn Bay, Warrington too, was looking forward to that. But never mind, still looking to be a good year.

It was like that when the old division 3 was split a few clubs had the distinction of playing in both divisions!

BTW well done Farsley nice to see a Yorkshire team celebrating!!

Know its a bit delayed, but congratulations to Farsley Celtic

there will be some cracking matches next season.

Halifax
Oxford
York
Torquay

My Gran has lived virtually next door to 'The Nest' for years

match days will never be the same again.

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I think I can cope without a trip to Yeading.



Perhaps Tony Blair would like to press AFC Norbiton's claim for the spare space in the Conference South from the despatch box as his last act as Prime Minister

Boston kicked out of the BlueSq Premier. Altrincham reprieved.
Great news all round.

Boston have been launched because their CVA proposed not paying football creditors in full, a regulation which all other football clubs have to adhere to - even Leeds. There's a certain amount of schadenfreude at their plight and a growing belief in karma from my perspective.

And if this happened you'd have a sex-wee wouldn't you? As well would all of the country.



Amazing for a club that's "Not famous anymore".. Can crop up in all threads, such as a non league one. Priceless.

The point I was rather effectively making is that even the 1p in the pound Bates proposal doesn't mean that football creditors get anything other than the full amount. See, what I was doing was comparing and contrasting two potless clubs one of which is following the rules and one which isn't. It's called constructing an argument.

Yup, but I'm saying you would love it for Leeds to go down even further, wouldn't you?