lesbos

Anyone know when they are out?

no way saturdays match is on.

second place can go up if champions dont apply. 14 step 5 leagues supply 12 teams but that number could increase if sides fold at steps 1-4.

You must apply by December 31st and it costs £175 just to apply.

Same to you mate and seasonal greetings to all you Romfordites, now bugger off till this time next year.

the point is Cliff a club can dual register a player from a step seven club without informing them and the player can play for both clubs,maybe one at the weekend and one midweek, i wouldnt know if any player has been deregistered from Southill to join another club, personally i would have kept them on the books just in case things didnt work out at their new club, hundreds of players are now registered with both ESL and Ryman teams, i only deregister players if they are transfered to a team in the same league or are signing contracted terms at another club.

just read it Cliff, its a good read but a bit of confusion i think, seven day approaches are NOT needed for step seven clubs. you only put in a seven dayer if the club is step 5 or above,the only thing the clubs should do if a player is dual registered is tell each other about any suspensions.

all the best wayno, i remember him from his tilbury days a non league legend.

Lesbos - That's a cruel draw for Southill Alexander isn't it, they must have been praying for Biggleswade Town at home to earn some much needed revenue I would assume Brentwood will put out their reserves and some fringe first teamers, the match will result in a loss which being a cup match will be shared between the two teams.

Whats the point of existing as a football club if your not out to win trophies? And how can you know it will cost over £100 when you won't know the clubs gate, bar taking etc. Up the dockers it doesnt but why rub salt into the wounds. A crowd of 50 people, 12 of them with passes doesnt pay for floodlights,refs, food,kit wash,programme production,lighting and heating for showers,lost balls et cetera,if you run a football club like a charity you will go bust. So how does a crowd of 50 people 'pay' for a league match then? it doesnt but why rub salt into the wounds.

Whats the point of existing as a football club if your not out to win trophies? And how can you know it will cost over £100 when you won't know the clubs gate, bar taking etc. Up the dockers A crowd of 50 people, 12 of them with passes doesnt pay for floodlights,refs, food,kit wash,programme production,lighting and heating for showers,lost balls et cetera,if you run a football club like a charity you will go bust.