Haven't they had a relatively large amount of money pumped into them by the new owner? Doesn't detract from their season but should protect them if they fail to go up.Brum Royal wrote:Would love to see Solihull come up through the playoffs, shame (Jobi aside) they didn't quite manage to get automatic. They're massively punching above their weight, they've got a tiny ground and will probably have the squad broken up over the summer if they don't make it. I went a couple of times when I was at uni and it's a great little set up for non league.
Maybe, I don't know to be honest. The "massively punching above their weight" comment was to do with ground size - one stand down the side of the ground half a dozen rows deep with seating, one concrete shed behind the goal and two open tarmacced side plus end for the rest of the ground. Compare that to some of the former league sides they're up against - Leyton Orient, Wrexham, Barnet, Chesterfield and the gulf is huge. A new owner pumping in cash would explain why they've jumped up from struggling at the bottom of the league the last couple of seasons.Stranded wrote:Haven't they had a relatively large amount of money pumped into them by the new owner? Doesn't detract from their season but should protect them if they fail to go up.Brum Royal wrote:Would love to see Solihull come up through the playoffs, shame (Jobi aside) they didn't quite manage to get automatic. They're massively punching above their weight, they've got a tiny ground and will probably have the squad broken up over the summer if they don't make it. I went a couple of times when I was at uni and it's a great little set up for non league.
Think I read somewhere that he is looking at Burton as a standard bearer. He is in talks to extend the ground in a hope to attract more fans etc. Appears that he is in this for the long run, so if they don't make it this year they may well be up there again next.Brum Royal wrote:Maybe, I don't know to be honest. The "massively punching above their weight" comment was to do with ground size - one stand down the side of the ground half a dozen rows deep with seating, one concrete shed behind the goal and two open tarmacced side plus end for the rest of the ground. Compare that to some of the former league sides they're up against - Leyton Orient, Wrexham, Barnet, Chesterfield and the gulf is huge. A new owner pumping in cash would explain why they've jumped up from struggling at the bottom of the league the last couple of seasons.Stranded wrote:Haven't they had a relatively large amount of money pumped into them by the new owner? Doesn't detract from their season but should protect them if they fail to go up.Brum Royal wrote:Would love to see Solihull come up through the playoffs, shame (Jobi aside) they didn't quite manage to get automatic. They're massively punching above their weight, they've got a tiny ground and will probably have the squad broken up over the summer if they don't make it. I went a couple of times when I was at uni and it's a great little set up for non league.
Stranded wrote:With both Sunderland & Pompey losing tonight
Saturday sees Peterborough home to Burton while Doncaster entertain Coventry which in league standings is 7th v 9th and 6th v 8th.Stranded wrote:With both Sunderland & Pompey losing tonight, Luton & Barnsley are both promoted to the Championship.
The title will be decided on the final day.
Peterborough keep their play-off hopes alive til the final day.
Sutekh wrote:Saturday sees Peterborough home to Burton while Doncaster entertain Coventry which in league standings is 7th v 9th and 6th v 8th.Stranded wrote:With both Sunderland & Pompey losing tonight, Luton & Barnsley are both promoted to the Championship.
The title will be decided on the final day.
Peterborough keep their play-off hopes alive til the final day.
Three in a row for Norwood is a step better than Stephen Dobbie, who played in three successive Championship play-off finals (Blackpool, Swansea, Blackpool again), winning the first two, but never playing in the Premier League.Silver Fox wrote:He's the bizarro Neal Redfearn, shame he only started this run after he left us
Sunderland to get their revenge at Wembley against Pompey i unfortunately predictSilver Fox wrote:Stranded wrote:With both Sunderland & Pompey losing tonight![]()
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Couldn't be more excited for this one. I don't really have any strong feeling for MK one way or another, as much as others do. They have a decent squad but I feel that Mansfield will do it.Stranded wrote:Final spot will go to Mansfield or MK Dons, who play each other this weekend. Level on points but Mansfield just need a draw due to having the better GD.
As a Notts lass, I would love Mansfield to be promoted, and County to be safe...John Smith wrote:Couldn't be more excited for this one. I don't really have any strong feeling for MK one way or another, as much as others do. They have a decent squad but I feel that Mansfield will do it.Stranded wrote:Final spot will go to Mansfield or MK Dons, who play each other this weekend. Level on points but Mansfield just need a draw due to having the better GD.
Touch of the Brentford 2002 about this one
Charlton for me please. The one club in London that I don’t find parking to be a total arse.RFCMod wrote:Sunderland to get their revenge at Wembley against Pompey i unfortunately predictSilver Fox wrote:Stranded wrote:With both Sunderland & Pompey losing tonight![]()
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Wanted Pompey back up
There's a bit of an uneasy peace for now - yes, because results are good, but also out of supporter weariness. The contracts of management team and near to half of the first team squad are up in the summer, and I think supporters are now biding their time to see what the owner does to sort this, if anything.Sutekh wrote: Incidentally are they over their ownership struggles now or has it just gone quiet as the club is getting results?
half decent away day as wellSutekh wrote:
Charlton for me please. The one club in London that I don’t find parking to be a total arse.
+ Tariq Fosu
Incidentally are they over their ownership struggles now or has it just gone quiet as the club is getting results?
Driving to CharltonLWJ wrote:half decent away day as wellSutekh wrote:
Charlton for me please. The one club in London that I don’t find parking to be a total arse.
+ Tariq Fosu
Incidentally are they over their ownership struggles now or has it just gone quiet as the club is getting results?
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