xerxes wrote: ↑Sun Sep 20, 2026 12:34 pm

mall wrote: ↑Sun Sep 20, 2026 11:40 am
and does anyone know if Stuart's name was 'Stuart Todd Hunter' or 'Stuart Toddhunter' ?

Neither. It was Stuart Todhunter.

Thanks, Adam

Black and white… no, just no.
White and blue is the way to go.

Works for me! Hornchurch, other end of the District Line. Then again, Woking and Sutton for the 65th time and Aldershot and Boreham Wood for the 45th.

Wintergreen wrote: ↑Sat May 09, 2026 12:07 pm They seem to have more money than sense - not to mention the pretty green they wasted on hotel accommodation in London for the play-off final.

Christ, is that true? That makes me hate ‘em even more.

I have to say I hope it's Harrogate, even though that would mean playing them again and we never beat them. If they were to stay up and hence manage to remain in the League longer than us, that would be a double kick in the teeth.

Win or draw more matches than they lose?

Gordon definitely one of those mysteries inside an enigma kinda players. How did he miss against Barnet? How did score that one last nite? Only man in the ground thinking let's get another straight away! Did he encroach into the Oldham half before the ball was played, did the keepers clearance hit ...

Yesterday was a start and could have got beat with the shot that hit our player and went to a player.in a offside position who scored . Pre Foley days the referee would not have given offside As Shakespeare may (or more likely not) have said: “I don’t know, it was pretty clear. He was so far offsid...

Richard Ingham wrote: ↑Sat Feb 21, 2026 12:51 pm

Jonty wrote: ↑Sat Feb 21, 2026 10:24 am
Hard to be positive when you look at the form table!

So don't look at the form table.

We all know we've been poor and inconsistent, there is no need to check exactly how bad we have been.

We’ve not been inconsistent, Rich. We’ve just been consistently poor.

Just to nit-pick, Harding used to say the longest cut-de-sac in the world, not the country. He also described Cleator Moor as one house deep and six miles long. It’s actually Cleator that is one house deep and six miles long. Cleator Moor is farther along the road and always seemed to me, when I wa...

andyg wrote: ↑Fri Jan 02, 2026 11:11 pm… the enigmatic Evans….

Not the adjective I would have chosen.

Pedro wrote: ↑Thu Dec 11, 2025 12:46 am If Job Brady was chosen we train in Manchester so it's less than 3 hours from Northampton.

Can just imagine Brady thinking "Yep, merely a six-hour commute every day, longer at weekends, luvvly jubbly, I'll have some of that!"

…and they don’t have Rory Feely any longer either.

Re: hissing it down.
New Year’s Day 1991. Barrow 3-1 Gateshead,
Like playing on a lake.

Whoosh!