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Great win for the Dolphins in Arizona. Possible play offs?

£200 down the pan by the look of it :ffs:

OK, can i have £200 on Northampton please?

Should we all lump on Chorley tomorrow?

Alec Stewart whining about big time Surrey losing to little old Kent. Tosser!!

Oh ha ha!!

Or getting pissed in Soho.

Either or. I expect i won't be able to make one of Plymouth, Bristol Rovers, Swindon or Exeter (if they come up) for those reasons.

More the merrier, especially as there are so few grounds i can get there and back in a day. Knowing my luck Swindon will be midweek ....again

Going to the Mem currently isn't the worst. A couple of pubs just down from Montpelier station, one of which is pretty cheap, and a fair few up Gloucester Road, but it is a good 30 minute walk and uphill to the ground (even more now with my dodgy leg). Having a new build near TM would be much...

Must be a newer proposal i haven't read about. Obviously much better for those coming by train. Can think of about 5 pubs within walking distance.

Would that be Filton Abbey Wood station?

Yes, is the simple answer.

Worth every penny , surely. I don't imagine you would have talking so much about a ground move, if you were still in the NL?

I was thinking of examples of teams who are currently higher up the league since returning to the EFL, no offence. I have been to the Memorial twice since you have come back.

How so? You are in the Championship, and Oxford are doing OK in L1. Granted it can be difficult for some to bounce back, but it is possible.

About the same as Truro City

I think there are quite a few Lowland league sides who get bigger gates than most of L 1 & 2, and have better grounds.

If you could throw out all the teams that have been dicks during this crisis, you might end up with Torquay being in L1

Why not have a one off relegation decider between Tranmere and Wimbledon?