... do it while you still can - (the ground not your sis!Could go visit the sister in Wrecsam then!
Four Of Clubs wrote:October 9th is also FA Cup 3rd Qualifying Rnd - not that Worthing nor Dulwich are concerned -![]()
Hitchin could still be involved - they play Aveley this Sat in the 2nd Q Rnd - presumably the draw for the ties due w/e 9/10 will be made Monday Lunchtime as usual.
... from what I can find:-
... if Hitchin lose in the Cup they'll be away at AFC Hayes
... Dulwich Hamlet should be at Bognor Regis Town - who might still be in the Cup
... Worthing are away at Corinthian Casuals - also still in the Cup.
... and I think AFC Wimbledon are @ Wrecsam that Saturday!
I'll try and post a fuller listing including an updated Cup Draw, nearer the time on the main NL thread in GF.
.... need to stop now - my Anorak is chafing!
Always fancied taking a firm down to Met Police AwayStuka wrote:Four Of Clubs wrote:October 9th is also FA Cup 3rd Qualifying Rnd - not that Worthing nor Dulwich are concerned -![]()
Hitchin could still be involved - they play Aveley this Sat in the 2nd Q Rnd - presumably the draw for the ties due w/e 9/10 will be made Monday Lunchtime as usual.
... from what I can find:-
... if Hitchin lose in the Cup they'll be away at AFC Hayes
... Dulwich Hamlet should be at Bognor Regis Town - who might still be in the Cup
... Worthing are away at Corinthian Casuals - also still in the Cup.
... and I think AFC Wimbledon are @ Wrecsam that Saturday!
I'll try and post a fuller listing including an updated Cup Draw, nearer the time on the main NL thread in GF.
.... need to stop now - my Anorak is chafing!
What about Metropolitan Police FC? I bet they have a captive audience at their games!
I've heard their boyz are a right bunch of helmets.Tony Le Mesmer wrote:
Always fancied taking a firm down to Met Police Away
...gaaah - -wrote a suitably contrite (and as usual lengthyTony Le Mesmer wrote:Think youve got a bit carried away with the FAC Four!
This Saturday is the 1st Qualy round. Draw for the 2nd Q is this coming Monday, ties to be played 25/09. 09/10 is the 3rd Q rnd.
Sout Wales Police had a good rugby club for many years. Irony of ironies when a few years ago Cardiff City were to play Millwall and a load of East End boys turned up at Paddington to meet and greet the train from Cardiff. Imagine the horror as the Millwall mob started to kick off with the Welshmen when all of a sudden a load of SWP rugby players got off the train and started to join in. The platform soon emptied of LondonersStuka wrote:I must admit I quite like the idea of the Met having their own football team. Do any other organisations or departments have teams in the non-league scene?
... probably hundreds around the bottom ends of the Pyramid at Town and County league level - though a lot of companies seem to have cut back drastically on the open 'sponsorship' of their own Sports & Social Clubs.Stuka wrote: Do any other organisations or departments have teams in the non-league scene?
Four Of Clubs wrote:... probably hundreds around the bottom ends of the Pyramid at Town and County league level - though a lot of companies seem to have cut back drastically on the open 'sponsorship' of their own Sports & Social Clubs.Stuka wrote: Do any other organisations or departments have teams in the non-league scene?
i.e. locally seems Theale Royal Mail could be on the point of dropping the 'posties' bit - though I've also read a claim that their 'registration' with the shortened name in the Reading League for 10/11 season was subject to a clerical error and they ARE still supposed to be known as Royal Mail?
I'm not sure how close the ties still are but elsewhere I can immediately think of these 'locally':-
Hamble ASSC (Aerostructures) in the Wessex
United Services Portsmouth - ditto
Bucks Student Union - in the Spartan South Mids Two
Almondsbury UWE - in the Western One
Sholing have recently changed from VT (which was Vosper Thorneycroft)
BAT Sports obviously had to cut their ties with the Tobacco giant and are now known simply as Totton & Eling - bit confusing since there is also an AFC Totton - and they are about to move into the same new Sports complex.
... and of course oop north there's probably still plenty of Miners Welfare clubs etc too - and not all will be a mere historical connxn to the pits?
Kent Police - certainly used to be members of the Kent League
Come to think of it, Snowdon Colliery Workers used to be in the Kent League too albeit at a pretty low level - that wasn't meant to be a pun!
I think Met Police are the highest ranked now - certainly in the south - following the 'demise' of Team Bath who rose to STEP02 before vanishing.
... also had a vague notion that recently the FA demanded that clubs took the name of the town/area they were associated with if not actually playing in - presumably they can be a bit lax about the Plod. There's still a few 'vague' one's out there especially in the S.Mids - eg Kentish Town, Sport London e Benfica and London Lions - don't actually tell you much about where they play - KT moved out of their original 'home' area years ago I think - currently at Barnet Copthall about 7-8 miles NW of Kentish Town?
Great praise indeedTad Showbiz wrote:Four of Clubs or Terminal Boardom can probably provide more info on the following teams I can think of.
Vauxhall Motors (Conference North)
Airbus UK (Welsh League)
I'm certain there are a few Midlands non-league sides as well.
There is also a Scotish Junior side by the name of Burntisland Shipyard, whether they're a works team or not I have no idea but they have recently qualified for the Scotish Cup.
If Dulwich Hamlet still play at the same ground as they did when I went there to see Reading play a pre-season friendly (Pardew was manager) then its a most welcoming place with friendly supporters, nice social club bar, nice ground and incredibly easy to get to. Also one of the very few teams to have pink in their home kit.Stuka wrote:I think there's going to be another Non-League Day on Saturday 9th October.
Might try and make it to Dulwich Hamlet or maybe Hitchin Town if they're at home that day and nothing else comes up.
I went to Dulwich many years ago. Without a doubt, the most impressive non-league ground I ever visited. There was a huge terrace on one side which was as big if not bigger than the South Bank at Elm Park. IIRC, it was all ash and cinder terracing with wooden risers. The place held 20,000 at least.Tad Showbiz wrote:If Dulwich Hamlet still play at the same ground as they did when I went there to see Reading play a pre-season friendly (Pardew was manager) then its a most welcoming place with friendly supporters, nice social club bar, nice ground and incredibly easy to get to. Also one of the very few teams to have pink in their home kit.Stuka wrote:I think there's going to be another Non-League Day on Saturday 9th October.
Might try and make it to Dulwich Hamlet or maybe Hitchin Town if they're at home that day and nothing else comes up.
Civil Service Strollers (Scotland)Tad Showbiz wrote:Four of Clubs or Terminal Boardom can probably provide more info on the following teams I can think of.
Vauxhall Motors (Conference North)
Airbus UK (Welsh League)
I'm certain there are a few Midlands non-league sides as well.
There is also a Scotish Junior side by the name of Burntisland Shipyard, whether they're a works team or not I have no idea but they have recently qualified for the Scotish Cup.
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