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Post by Sparky on Jan 2, 2023 17:32:27 GMT 1
Your probably right , I only caught a snippet of the interview That said the squad does need to be strengthened ,as we know it only takes injuries to a couple of key players to get us struggling. Fortunately we haven’t gone down the road of throwing money at it like clubs that we know have done in the past and have come unstuck. |
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Post by Steve T on Jan 2, 2023 21:01:52 GMT 1
Table based on points per game with current position and projected final points total. _1 (_3) 96 King's Lynn Town
_2 (_6) 89 AFC Fylde
_3 (_2) 88 Brackley Town
_4 (_1) 86 Darlington
_5 (_4) 80 Chester
_6 (_5) 80 Scarborough Athletic
_7 (_8) 72 Southport
_8 (_7) 69 Banbury United
_9 (_9) 68 Chorley
10 (11) 63 Peterborough Sports
11 (13) 62 Alfreton Town
12 (10) 62 Gloucester City
13 (12) 61 Kidderminster Harriers
14 (14) 60 Spennymoor Town
15 (18) 54 Buxton
16 (17) 54 Hereford
17 (15) 53 Leamington
18 (16) 51 Bradford (Park Avenue)
19 (20) 50 Curzon Ashton
20 (21) 48 Kettering Town
21 (19) 46 Boston United
22 (22) 43 Farsley Celtic
23 (23) 37 Blyth Spartans
24 (24) 24 AFC Telford United
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Post by petet on Jan 2, 2023 21:36:06 GMT 1
I would take that Steve.
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Post by Steve T on Jan 3, 2023 20:01:17 GMT 1
More holiday attendances:
Boxing Day:
AFC Fylde v. Chorley 1,937
Sunday:
Buxton v. Alfreton 810
Chester v. Telford 3,007
Chorley v. AFC Fylde 2,173
Gloucester v. Leamington 758
Kidderminster v. Hereford 3,421 (545)
King's Lynn v. Boston 2,124
Spennymoor v. Blyth 1,556 (114)
Monday:
Scarborough v. Darlington 3,205 (820)
Southport v. Curzon Ashton 1,345 (46)
The National League website doesn't have these. It's about as informative as the Southern League site is reliable... |
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