Savagebee

Yep I have to agree that I don't like the new Full Time Website format 👎 At the moment it's putting me off going on the Full Time Website as much as I used to to be honest.

Well done 👍

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It all continues to get more and more silly every day.

Any ⚽ played in April, May and June is better than nothing in my opinion but I totally understand Leagues and Club not wanting to bother playing again until next season and cutting there loses as our Supreme Leaders could easily change there minds regarding the easing of the Lockdown. This ain't over. Next Season needs to be thought about long and hard. This season has been a shambles.

Any ⚽ played in April, May and June is better than nothing in my opinion but I totally understand Leagues and Club not wanting to bother playing again until next season and cutting there loses as our Supreme Leaders could easily change there minds regarding the easing of the Lockdown. This ain't over. Next Season needs to be thought about long and hard. This season has been a shambles.

I joined Twitter in December as I have been so bored 😂. Been watching lots of ⚽ on tv the special excemsion ⚽ that is still being allowed to be played 🤔 (💩 without supporters though) and doing the it thing that is going for Walks🚶and going for nights out in Club Sainsbury's 😀

That keeper looks about 14 😂

Ha Ha that's true it's crazy when you think about it but so much of this is just plain crazy. #The✈✈✈stillflyinandouteveryday

Ian Bates was around 39 when that was filmed and I've never ever said he was dynamic 😃 He was just a good old fashioned honest loyal non league footballer that are a dieing breed these days. Ian Bates has given over half of his life to Wembley FC on and off the pitch. Ian Bates and Terry Venables have played and managed in very different worlds remember that.

Ian Bates was around 39 when that was filmed and I've never ever said he was dynamic 😃 He was just a good old fashioned honest loyal non league footballer that are a dieing breed these days. Ian Bates has given over half of his life to Wembley FC on and off the pitch. Ian Bates and Terry Venables have played and managed in very different worlds remember that.

A good post 👍 I've heard bad things about St Albans City in recent years but I always enjoyed visiting there ground but i haven't been there for over 10 years now.
You wouldn't happen to know the whereabouts of the ex Oxhey Jets midfielder Sim Armstrong?

Can’t play a game of football but you can cram in to Primark! What a joke!

WB please don't predict on here as your predictions are normally correct 😉

Good to see the club playing lots of games 👍

Sounds like a Chritsmas Cracker!

'Don't see him fighting off the job offers!'
 
Disappointing, though entirely predictable, that you should be taking cheap shots so soon at a man who has done so much, and is so well-respected, at your Club.
That you should choose to do this does, of course, say far more about you than it ever could about him.
 

Bedfont & Feltham Football & Social Club
The return to football
As one lockdown finishes, London goes back into Tier 2 from 2nd December. 
The Combined Counties Football League has been in consultation with the FA, other Step 5 & 6 leagues and member clubs to come to an amicable arrangement for the resumption of football. 

Each club was given a number of options bearing in mind that due to lockdown conditions, bars cannot open unless they're using table service and serving a hot meal with a knife and fork. 
"The League recognises that bar income is a major source of revenue for most of our clubs so, in the absence of specific instructions from the FA, leagues need to make their own decisions.  There are only three choices and there have already been diverse comments from some clubs:
1.  we close the League down until sanity reigns again.
2.  we say we are carrying on as we are with a full fixture list (which one league at least intends to do) and advise clubs accordingly, with all the complaints and difficulties that will then arise.
3.  we seek some form of middle way which allows matches to continue but allows those clubs who really feel they cannot play home games to stop doing so.  What that might mean for you when we get towards the end of the season, who knows:  it obviously depends upon when matters change.  The season is likely to extend through to the end of May.
The truth is that nothing is ideal but as a League we will apply option 3 if possible and this is what has been decided."
The options regarding home matches were:

1.  Clubs will need to decide whether or not they are willing to continue to play HOME matches in December, given the restrictions upon the use of their clubhouse, although we would hope that all clubs will feel they can carry on through December at least.  This question will then be asked on a monthly basis for as long as the situation lasts.   If any genuinely feel they cannot continue to play at home either now or in future months, due to the cost of staging matches, they will be able to opt out of their home fixtures with the matter being reviewed every month.
2.  Clubs will continue to play their away matches in all cases where the home club has said it wishes to continue with its home matches.  The thinking behind this is that when playing away, whilst expenditure is still incurred, you do not have to pay match officials’ fees, nor add to your water/gas/electricity spending, etc.Obviously if you pay your players, that is no different to playing at home but maybe there needs to be a reality check amongst the expectations of your players given the unprecedented position we are in.  Overall though, it is cheaper to play away.
As stated, decisions will have to be made on a monthly basis as we obviously cannot allow anyone to “cherry pick” their fixtures.  Also, any decision not to play home matches needs to be for all home matches within the month concerned.  It is not really acceptable for a club to say they can play at home in a County Cup match for example, but then say they can’t play a home league match.
3.  Where a club is left without a match because their opponents have opted not to play at home, efforts will be made to give the club an alternative game if there are sufficient home venues available.  Sometimes this will be possible, sometimes it won't but it will involve some fixture changes at quite short notice and everyone needs to accept this will be the case.
Bedfont & Feltham's management committee has advised the league that we're willing to play home matches throughout December and will now await the revised fixture bulletin which is due to be published on Monday evening, 30th November. Once this has been received, I will post the fixtures for December on our website and on Social Media. 
 
If we have a home match on a Saturday during lockdown (December for now, as this is being reviewed on a month-by-month basis), we intend to open the clubhouse between 2pm and 7pm where hot meals will be available to be purchased alongside alcoholic beverages. The NHS Test and Trace system will be in use, in conjunction with social distancing as per government regulations. 

An interesting signing.
I've stuck that on the Brentford FC Forum.

This is encouraging.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/54977370

Awful places.
Football in cages should be just for training and nothing else in my opinion.

It’s a strange statement.
”he’s taken the club as far as he can with the current financial restraints”.
if there are restraints how much further can they go?? I’m not sure Pochettino is keen on taking them to the next level. ‘Under the restraints’!

13 goals for Lewis Putman now and the Jets are up to fourth in the league now. #Darkhorses

Before GRS67 gets home from his game at Edgware Town, does that include or exclude the twenty Officials from both Club's 😉 . I see that Connor Calcutt scored twice, why has he been on the bench recently out of interest, it wasn't the expected cake walk this evening was it with the third goal only coming in the 96th minute.

I see that the Middlesex FA are going ahead with their County Cup Competitions this season, presumably eligiable SSML Club's will be entering. Isn't that going to give Karen a headache as in weeks commencing 9 and 16 November for example there are League fixtures arranged involving Middlesex FA affiliated Club's and 'dates are non-negotiable'. Will any other County FA's be following suit and holding their County Cup Competitions:
https://www.middlesexfa.com/news/2020/oct/05/middlesex-fa-announce-county-cup-dates
Senior Challenge Cup (week commencing Mon)
Round 1: w/c 9th November 2020 Round 2: w/c 11th January 2021 Quarter Final: w/c 15th February 2021 Semi Final: w/c 15th March 2021 Premier Cup (week commencing Mon)
Round 1: w/c 16th November 2020 Round 2: w/c 18th January 2021 Quarter Final: w/c 22nd February 2021 Semi Final: w/c 15th March 2021