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SuperNickyWroe wrote: ↑19 Nov 2020, 13:13 Been announced that another £11m will be distributed to clubs to cover January - March......
On that basis, it looks like we won't be allowed back at grounds till April....

brucie wrote: ↑03 Oct 2020, 17:50 They weren't really robbed though were they. They had nigh on a fully squad. Ours were all over the shop with players out of position and a makeshift defence.

Promotion favourites who I think had played six friendlies - double the amount we had managed. Sure they should have won easily but having said I thought they wilted badly in the last ten minutes when we created three or four good chances to have won the game.

Hard to judge anything from that game really.

desperado wrote: ↑17 Sep 2020, 20:10 Yes they beat us in their first ever game in the FL 2-1 (Andy Gurney) Remember a few 3-3's with them, think we were 3-0 up in 15 minutes in one of them. Also remember a 4-0 win in Leroy's promotion season when Kevin Hill scored a magnificent perfectly executed bicycle kick.

DWB wrote: ↑20 Jul 2020, 09:09 The playoffs are between the teams finishing 2nd to 7th. The teams finishing 4th to 7th have a mini playoff first with 4th playing 7th and 5th playing 6th. This is done on a single fixture basis with the teams finishing higher at home. So Yeovil played Barnet (who finished 7th due to the final league positions determined on a ‘points per game basis’ having only played 34 games Compared to most teams having played around 37) and Boreham Wood played Halifax.
The next round of games sees the teams finishing 2nd and 3rd playing at home to the 2 winners of the first round of games, therefore Harrogate now play Boreham Wood and Notts County play Barnet.
The 2 winners will then play in the final at a neutral venue! Hopefully that explains it?
SIMPLES !!!!!

budegull1954 wrote: ↑09 Jun 2020, 12:01 Such a promising player for the Gulls - spoilt it all by behaving stupidly on a night out on the town. Nicho read the riot act apparently and he never played for us again as far as I know. He must be the lower leagues' version of Ravel Morrison?!

forevertufc wrote: ↑05 May 2020, 16:50 Jamie Reid regardless of the fact he's turned down a new contract offer from TUFC, will still be contracted to TUFC until that contract's end date, which I'm guessing will be in July, his employment with his new club will not start until his current contract hits, it's expiry date.

He's (Jamie Reid) almost certainly been in receipt of contract offers from more than one League 2 club, this will be the right move at the right time for Reidy, he will 26 before next seasons due kick date, his stock has never been so high, may never be again.

Jamie Reid has been a great servant of our club and personally wish him all best.

Donuts76 wrote: ↑31 Mar 2020, 16:50 NL clubs have been given 48 hours to decide amongst 4 options. One option is give barrow the title, drop to 23 teams, meaning 3 relegate and drop a christmas fixture.. no idea the other options but they are probably all more or less guessable...

Strangely, given that CO will want to protect his investment, it may actually work to our benefi, in a depressing normative sort of way...