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The Local Non-League Thread
Posted: Sat Mar 08, 2014 2:59 pm
by Speedo
Alright guys. I thought we should have a thread for discussing Gateshead, Blyth Spartans etc. So here it is.
Barnet v Gateshead is about to start, radio commentary on BBC Newcastle.
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Re: The Local Non-League Thread
Posted: Sat Mar 08, 2014 3:12 pm
by Holystone...
Just driven past Dunston . Looked very busy at game. All good.
Re: The Local Non-League Thread
Posted: Sat Mar 08, 2014 3:13 pm
by Seagull
Re: The Local Non-League Thread
Posted: Sat Mar 08, 2014 3:17 pm
by Speedo
More threads = Better

Re: The Local Non-League Thread
Posted: Sat Mar 08, 2014 3:36 pm
by Wedge Head Tiote
Barnet, my local non-league team

Re: The Local Non-League Thread
Posted: Sat Mar 08, 2014 6:29 pm
by Amnesiac
Nuneaton

Re: The Local Non-League Thread
Posted: Sat Mar 08, 2014 6:40 pm
by Tomski
Gosport Borough - FA Trophy Final

Re: The Local Non-League Thread
Posted: Sat Mar 08, 2014 7:08 pm
by Diggerman
Great result there for the Heed.
Re: The Local Non-League Thread
Posted: Sat Mar 08, 2014 9:49 pm
by Micky Quim
Hebburn

Re: The Local Non-League Thread
Posted: Sat Mar 08, 2014 10:02 pm
by Donkey Toon
Guernsey FC
Game was off this weekend. Waterlogged pitch in Whitstable, wherever that is.

Re: The Local Non-League Thread
Posted: Sat Mar 08, 2014 11:25 pm
by Dr. Bishop
Spennymoor Town FC. FA Vase Winners 2013

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Probably the only team in black and white that I'll ever see at Wembley.

Re: The Local Non-League Thread
Posted: Sun Mar 09, 2014 9:57 pm
by Gallopski
SHEFFIELD FC!!!
THE OFFICIALLY ACKNOWLEDGED OLDEST TEAM IN THE WORLD!!!
AND THE ONLY OTHER TEAM APART FROM REAL MADRID TO HOLD FIFA'S BADGE OF MERIT AND DISTINCTION
Amazing team to have virtually at the end of the street! During their 150th celebrations in 2007, they played two high prestige friendlies at Bramall Lane. The first, with Pele himself as the guest of honour, was against Inter Milan! The second was against Ajax of Amsterdam!
Milan, with a young Mario Ballotelli in the team, won 5-1 but Ajax, despite having something like 85% possession, somehow managed to lose 0-2!
Shame really, that despite all the glamour and the glory, the team remain in the Northern Premier First Division South, (the league below Blyth Spartans) and are basically crap!

Re: The Local Non-League Thread
Posted: Sun Mar 09, 2014 10:25 pm
by Micky Quim
I originally put Hebburn but I now reside in Darlington and they deserve a mention

Haway the quakers!
Re: The Local Non-League Thread
Posted: Sun Mar 09, 2014 11:02 pm
by Speedo
Gallopski wrote:SHEFFIELD FC!!!
THE OFFICIALLY ACKNOWLEDGED OLDEST TEAM IN THE WORLD!!!
AND THE ONLY OTHER TEAM APART FROM REAL MADRID TO HOLD FIFA'S BADGE OF MERIT AND DISTINCTION
Amazing team to have virtually at the end of the street! During their 150th celebrations in 2007, they played two high prestige friendlies at Bramall Lane. The first, with Pele himself as the guest of honour, was against Inter Milan! The second was against Ajax of Amsterdam!
Milan, with a young Mario Ballotelli in the team, won 5-1 but Ajax, despite having something like 85% possession, somehow managed to lose 0-2!
Shame really, that despite all the glamour and the glory, the team remain in the Northern Premier First Division South, (the league below Blyth Spartans) and are basically crap!

Not to mention they don't actually play in Sheffield.
Re: The Local Non-League Thread
Posted: Mon Mar 10, 2014 9:29 am
by Holystone...
Micky Quim wrote:I originally put Hebburn but I now reside in Darlington and they deserve a mention

Haway the quakers!
...
Great news they are to return to Darlo to play. My mate is the guy who turned them around.

Re: The Local Non-League Thread
Posted: Mon Mar 10, 2014 4:44 pm
by overseasTOON
The most local non-league team to me is about to be QPR

Re: The Local Non-League Thread
Posted: Tue Mar 11, 2014 12:13 am
by Gallopski
Speedo wrote:Gallopski wrote:SHEFFIELD FC!!!
THE OFFICIALLY ACKNOWLEDGED OLDEST TEAM IN THE WORLD!!!
AND THE ONLY OTHER TEAM APART FROM REAL MADRID TO HOLD FIFA'S BADGE OF MERIT AND DISTINCTION
Amazing team to have virtually at the end of the street! During their 150th celebrations in 2007, they played two high prestige friendlies at Bramall Lane. The first, with Pele himself as the guest of honour, was against Inter Milan! The second was against Ajax of Amsterdam!
Milan, with a young Mario Ballotelli in the team, won 5-1 but Ajax, despite having something like 85% possession, somehow managed to lose 0-2!
Shame really, that despite all the glamour and the glory, the team remain in the Northern Premier First Division South, (the league below Blyth Spartans) and are basically crap!

Not to mention they don't actually play in Sheffield.
Indeed! In fact, not even in Yorkshire!!!
Having been a nomadic and homeless club for the majority of their long history, and having a few years ago found their first ever club-owned permanent ground in the Derbyshire town of Dronfield, just across the border! To be fair, they're only outside Shefflield/Yorkshire by about 400 yards!
The chairman insists they are still in keeping with the spirit and constitution of the club because they remain within ten miles of Sheffield cathedral. But it is worthy of note that the club appears to be continually monitoring potential sites for a new ground in Sheffield itself, and It seems pretty obvious they will move if they can.
Re: The Local Non-League Thread
Posted: Tue Mar 11, 2014 7:40 am
by Micky Quim
Holystone... wrote:Micky Quim wrote:I originally put Hebburn but I now reside in Darlington and they deserve a mention

Haway the quakers!
...
Great news they are to return to Darlo to play. My mate is the guy who turned them around.


Re: The Local Non-League Thread
Posted: Tue Mar 11, 2014 10:39 am
by Speedo
Gallopski wrote:Indeed! In fact, not even in Yorkshire!!!
Having been a nomadic and homeless club for the majority of their long history, and having a few years ago found their first ever club-owned permanent ground in the Derbyshire town of Dronfield, just across the border! To be fair, they're only outside Shefflield/Yorkshire by about 400 yards!
The chairman insists they are still in keeping with the spirit and constitution of the club because they remain within ten miles of Sheffield cathedral. But it is worthy of note that the club appears to be continually monitoring potential sites for a new ground in Sheffield itself, and It seems pretty obvious they will move if they can.
Yeah I'd love to see them come and play in real Sheffield, especially if they were at/near the university. It'd be amazing to have a non-league club basically on campus

Re: The Local Non-League Thread
Posted: Tue Mar 11, 2014 2:26 pm
by Sir Bobby
Gallopski wrote:SHEFFIELD FC!!!
THE OFFICIALLY ACKNOWLEDGED OLDEST TEAM IN THE WORLD!!!
AND THE ONLY OTHER TEAM APART FROM REAL MADRID TO HOLD FIFA'S BADGE OF MERIT AND DISTINCTION
Amazing team to have virtually at the end of the street! During their 150th celebrations in 2007, they played two high prestige friendlies at Bramall Lane. The first, with Pele himself as the guest of honour, was against Inter Milan! The second was against Ajax of Amsterdam!
Milan, with a young Mario Ballotelli in the team, won 5-1 but Ajax, despite having something like 85% possession, somehow managed to lose 0-2!
Shame really, that despite all the glamour and the glory, the team remain in the Northern Premier First Division South, (the league below Blyth Spartans) and are basically crap!

I met Pele that day
Also the guy decorating my room scored (I think) and my teacher burned Materazzi(?) for pace multiple times
