Talk to the wife since I stopped playing cricketRoyal Rother wrote:What do you do with your weekends in the close season?
Talk to the wife since I stopped playing cricketRoyal Rother wrote:What do you do with your weekends in the close season?
... gave up that when the Kids came along ('talking' AND CricketTerminal Boardom wrote:Talk to the wife since I stopped playing cricketRoyal Rother wrote:What do you do with your weekends in the close season?
Started the FA Cup tour at Egham, easily good enough venue to watch Non-League FootballGot another NL game in last night (Tue) - top of the Combined Counties Premier clash between Egham (4th) and Chertsey (2nd) - away team ('The Curfews' - bizarre nickname ) won 4-2 to cement 2nd place. League Champs were confirmed last night as North Greenford Utd who scraped a 2-2 draw at Sandhurst - from 0-2 down.
Egham (similarly odd nickname - 'The Sarnies' - think about it ) have a lovely old Non-League-type 'Stadium' - lots of cover, big comfy bar with old sofas to disappear into. Ground is really well hidden inside an estate to the South East of the Town Centre tucked in/almost under the eastern side of the M25.
Crucial moment came midway 2nd Half @ 2-2, when the 'amply-sized' home KP let a miss-hit through ball squirm through his body - and there was an awful lot of it - and roll over the line.
Amy Lane is a big ol' NL-type 'Stadium' nice Bar good food van if memory serves...Terminal Boardom wrote:Found my game for tomorrow:
Chesham -v- Slough Town
Southern League Midland play off final. Could be feisty! The prospect of a Windsor v Slough derby next season is exciting.
Either this or Eton Wick v Rayners Lane
Four Of Clubs wrote:[Hellenic Prem
Pegasus Jrs v RTFC [/]- thought about this but its too far without special 'domestic' re-arrangements.![]()
pray tellTerminal Boardom wrote: Nice to see two real ales on tap too.
A bumper crowd of 1,115 saw Chesham coast easily to victory.Also bumped into Keith Scott in the clubhouse before the game. Really nice man and expressed some interesting opinions on the tenure of a certain B. Rodgers.
... well there are a few clubs over on the fringes of Wales that are in the Hellenic 'envelope' - Lydney, Cheltenham Saracens, Harrow Hill, - who resigned early this season and Hardwicke before the season kicked off - as well as a few other 'Gloucester FA' based sides Almonds, Tytherington, Winterbourne & Slimbridge for example. Both the Bristol Leagues and the two Gloucester constitutions formally feed into the Hellenic.( A.Spizz:) Yeah right and just how does a team (basically) from Hereford..shire get into a league that is basically and predominently berkshire/oxfordshire/wiltshire?
must be financially crippling for all concerned
Yep they seem to have got back on trackWax Jacket wrote:slow climb back up the leagues begins for Thame then - I saw them play Forest Green in the FAC4Q only 5 years agoFour Of Clubs wrote: Thame United 3-0 Eton Wick - win the title
Bombardier and Greene King IPAAthleticoSpizz wrote:pray tellTerminal Boardom wrote: Nice to see two real ales on tap too.
A bumper crowd of 1,115 saw Chesham coast easily to victory.Also bumped into Keith Scott in the clubhouse before the game. Really nice man and expressed some interesting opinions on the tenure of a certain B. Rodgers.
... true is probably the biggest game at/involving NL (sorry Chairboys! - won't be longCompo's Hat wrote:All about Maidenhead V Wycombe in the Berks & Bucks final at Marlow on Monday afternoon.
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