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Post by didier on Apr 20, 2024 17:17:44 GMT 1
Results today ....
(22) Banbury United 0-3 Tamworth (1)
(24) Bishop's Stortford 0-0 Curzon Ashton (6)
(20) Blyth Spartans 1-5 Brackl£y Town (3)
(11) Chester 0-0 Darlington (18)
(21) Farsley Celtic 2-0 Buxton (14)
(23) Gloucester City 1-2 Scunthorpe United (2)
(10) Hereford 0-2 Boston United (7)
(15) Peterborough Sports 1-3 Chorley (4)
(19) Rushall Olympic 0-0 Warrington Town (13)
(12) Scarborough Athletic 0-1 Alfreton Town (5)
(8) South Shields 3-0 Southport (16)
(9) Spennymoor Town 3-0 King's Lynn Town (17)
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Post by copland on Apr 20, 2024 17:58:19 GMT 1
2 points from a possible 51. Last win was January. Utterly shambolic this appointment has been.
I can’t wait for more pearls of wisdom when he joins the board.
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Post by Steve T on Apr 20, 2024 18:22:39 GMT 1
Enough. This relegation was set up before last season had finished.
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Post by Sparky on Apr 20, 2024 18:48:30 GMT 1
So how many did Tamworth bring in the end?
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Post by Harold on Apr 20, 2024 20:02:20 GMT 1
Huffed and puffed and did nothing. Missing a pen and hitting the woodwork. Application was there, young squad.
Yawn yawn.
Thanks Kev, really cemented your iconic status.
Kev's at the wheel 💙💙💙
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Post by didier on Apr 20, 2024 20:17:02 GMT 1
With twenty minutes to go, we were heading for second bottom spot but two late Scunthorpe goals at Gloucester saw us stay third from bottom. We weren't in the drop zone when Jones was sacked and we certainly weren't in it after McKay's short spell - what a horrendous few months since   |
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Post by copland on Apr 20, 2024 20:30:21 GMT 1
With twenty minutes to go, we were heading for second bottom spot but two late Scunthorpe goals at Gloucester saw us stay third from bottom. We weren't in the drop zone when Jones was sacked and we certainly weren't in it after McKay's short spell - what a horrendous few months since View AttachmentAgreed with you and Harold. We certainly weren’t brilliant at any point this season but we were competitive. 17 points out of the 51 would have kept us up. Totally avoidable and that’s what hurts. |
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Post by Steve T on Apr 20, 2024 21:41:53 GMT 1
Some depressing stats (league matches).
The season started with a club record in progress, 13 consecutive home games without a win. One more was added.
Most consecutive defeats – 11.
Most consecutive games without a win in a season – 17. The overall record is 19 over two seasons, 83-85 (one defeat was removed from that run when Milton Keynes resigned at the end of 84-85).
Worst goals per game.
Second worst points per game (at 3 for a win) in a season. Worst was 29 from 38 in 83-84, equal to 35 from 46.
Banbury failed to score in 18 matches. That's a candidate but needs some research.
Lowest position in a table but it's only the fifth time that Banbury have played in a 24-club division. They've been nearer the bottom before, in 1985 and 1990:
83-84 – 18/20
84-85 – 17/18
89-90 – 21/22
14-15 – 21/23
23-24 – 22/24
NB The lowest point in the club's history was 15/18 in the Hellenic Premier in 1996.
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Post by bufcarmy on Apr 20, 2024 23:59:39 GMT 1
So how many did Tamworth bring in the end? 342 |
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Post by simon on Apr 21, 2024 7:17:09 GMT 1
I think Steve T's first point is valid and has been largely ignored in the search for blame that separates the three incumbent managers during our time in NLN. Realistically without our brilliant start to last season we'd have been in serious trouble then.
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Post by Harold on Apr 21, 2024 12:13:21 GMT 1
Guessing the presentation evening was a success?
Or couldn't anyone win that either?
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Post by redduke64 on Apr 21, 2024 12:46:39 GMT 1
Surely he is not hanging around?
If we're that horrible as quoted .
His managerial legacy is dog muck.
No responsibility,threw good players and staff out.
Will we ever know if this was planned,cause to an outsider looking in it looks and stinks rotten.
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