1937/38 FA Cup - Guildford City 1-0 ReadingFour Of Clubs wrote:Not sure why the Football club have 'City' in their name now - think they started using it as long ago as 1927 - then went belly up after a merger with Dorking in 74?![]()
1937/38 FA Cup - Guildford City 1-0 ReadingFour Of Clubs wrote:Not sure why the Football club have 'City' in their name now - think they started using it as long ago as 1927 - then went belly up after a merger with Dorking in 74?![]()
Is that because he fills 90% of the goal?TheMaraudingDog wrote:With Finchs latest signing a cleansheet looks a dead cert
I've been to most home games this season, and despite how it sounds the fans are mostly old women who barely open their mouths all game. To be fair the club has been really well publicised over here, banners up all around town before the first game, the papers and local news stations went GFC crazy, and we played Bristol City reserves and AFC Wimbledon in preseason. The crowds are only so big because it's our first ever season though, as soon as we get into a division where we don't breeze through most games then the novelty will wear off and we won't be seeing nearly as many fans. And the side who beat Bookham 7-0 were indeed our second side, only 3 GFC regulars played, the rest were in Alderney as you said beating them 7-0 as well. We've got a decent pool of players over here to pick from. Its a really sunny day here today, and I think they're hoping for a record attendance to see us seal the league title. The Guildford City cup match will be a big game too, we actually take a decent away support with us, however I have no idea who has that much commitment/money/time to travel to the mainland every other week for a non-league match, it's quite impressive.Four Of Clubs wrote:... minor pendant alert- Guernsey in Div One topped the 1000 as they have done at nearly all their home games this season - but who else would you watch on Guernsey?
Thanks very much!Royal Rother wrote:Welcome to the forum GSY.
As a Windsor supporter I look forward to seeing you next season!
Vale Rec, of course.Four Of Clubs wrote:... minor pendant alert- Guernsey in Div One topped the 1000 as they have done at nearly all their home games this season - but who else would you watch on Guernsey?
I think the cup game on Friday against Guildford will be the best indicator, they seem to be running away with the title. Either way it will be great to test ourselves at a higher level.Royal Rother wrote:Not seen any CCL1 games so I can't comment on the gulf - my impression is it's not huge.
We beat Egham 4-1 at home, and that flattered us slightly, but are yet to play them away.
A number of neutrals (and players who have faced Guernsey this year) predict on the CCL Forum that you will stroll away with the league next season.
We shall see eh?!
And to echo RR, welcome to the boardGSY-Royal wrote:I think the cup game on Friday against Guildford will be the best indicator, they seem to be running away with the title. Either way it will be great to test ourselves at a higher level.Royal Rother wrote:Not seen any CCL1 games so I can't comment on the gulf - my impression is it's not huge.
We beat Egham 4-1 at home, and that flattered us slightly, but are yet to play them away.
A number of neutrals (and players who have faced Guernsey this year) predict on the CCL Forum that you will stroll away with the league next season.
We shall see eh?!
I notice that Windsor are doing well in second - is there only one promotion place?
Thanks very much!Terminal Boardom wrote:And to echo RR, welcome to the board![]()
I wish that I could be over in Guernsey to see your cup tie with Guildford. Don't expect them to be anything other than physical, argumentative, moaning, play acting or cynical. They are the most disliked club in the CCL and all because of their attitude. If they concentrated more on the football, they would be much more popular.
Gulf between the 1st Division and Premier? The two teams who came up last season have had differing fortunes. Farnham are a poor side and are struggling at the wrong end of the table. South Park were a breath of fresh air and surprised a lot of clubs. Very fit, quick and organised but their season has tailed off since their FA Vase defeat at Whitley Bay. We (Windsor) lost to Spelthorne Sports in the PCL and, quite frankly, they deserved it.
As for promotion from Step 5 to Step 4, you have to take note that there are 14 leagues at Step 5 and only 6 at Step 4. Generally, 1 up and 2 down. There is something like a 1% possibility that the team finishing second will go up this season especially as Guildford are a long way clear and that they have the necessary ground grading. But a lot also depends on what happens in Step 4.
In the CCL Premier, there are, realistically, a handful of clubs with aspirations to move up the leagues. In addition to Windsor, the likes of Egham, Camberley, Molesey and Epsom & Ewell all harbour ambitions. Wembley and Banstead (if they can get a settled team) have also played at higher levels in the past.
Where's Newport BillFour Of Clubs wrote:Forgot - the Berks & Bucks Saturday Intermediate Final is on tomorrow :
15:00 KO Newport Pagnell Town
South Reading vs Bucks CC
also both FA Vase Semi Final 1st legs:
Herne Bay v West Auckland
Dunston UTS v Staveley MW
Results from the w/eGSY-Royal wrote: Hopefully coming to Guernsey will be too much for Guildford, we've won every competitive match this season at home, the only defeat was from fielding an ineligible player who had gotten sent off previously in our domestic league.
It sounds like next season will be a really competitive one, looking forward to it!
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