Matt

A shame most of you weren't there Saturday to witness it for yourselves. Also please remember we've played in the Conference and are not strangers to big crowds, albeit not in the last few years. I expect it's the case that the Cup brought a nasty element out of the woodwork for the biggest game in the club's short history, but it reflects very badly on the minority.

Judging by the calibre of players you've managed to attract so far, I'd imagine Windsor will do very well this coming season. Strong performance and result today.

I really hope all goes well tomorrow. With any luck, the amounts pledged should go some way to paying off the debt and then the club can enter into a CVA and pay off its debts over an extended period. It won't be straightforward and there will have to be some pain along the way - not just a 10 point deduction but a slashing of the playing budget I'd imagine, but the aim overall is to keep the club alive - don't lose sight of that.

Seedel was at HP watching our game against Burnham a couple of weeks ago. I'd assumed a loan deal had been lined up to get him match fit?

The simple answer is most clubs at this level and above are helped out by a benefactor, and I'm pretty sure we're no different, you're quite right. As for going the same way as Windsor - we already nearly have, at least once!

That'll be kabbadi, not gabadi.

I have to agree with Woody - if you're serious about paying off the debt, you need to reduce the playing budget to expenses only now. Accept the inevitable relegation and increase your chances of saving the club. When we ran out of money (c. 2007) we had a horrible few seasons and were spanked by all and sundry. It'll hurt, but surely not as much as it will when you don't have a club to support. I hope it doesn't come to that, and wish you the best of luck.

Assume you can't make it to Marlow, WR?

He can't be 10 years older than he was in 2005 But yes, it was some time ago, and as I said, he does have valuable experience of Southern/Ryman Premier level and beyond.

"Mr. Angry" is about right - he was jailed for a couple of months for headbutting an opponent whilst at Staines. He does have experience of the higher levels though, including Chelmsford.

And there was me thinking this was just a kickabout in a field! I wasn't there, but can say with absolute certainty that Slough should have won. I think it's the mentality that runs through me and my fellow Rebels!

Who knows? Maybe Bates has signed him, saw the above post and got a bit confused as he thought it might have been from an official source! As for managers posting on forums - I believe the Chesham manager has in the past, and I'm pretty sure Dave Mudge has frequented the odd forum or two in the past. Hope Windsor can sort themselves out off the pitch and survive at Premier level.

You mean Jemel Johnson then Chris?

...on winning the league title. Fingers crossed we'll see you next season!