If your club was to liquidate today..

[redjed]

Cirencester Town, southern premier side

 

[Fedora Dale]

"Big" club to follow - Leeds. However, as they're far more likely to be liquidised than us, I'll nominate Hull as first reserve.

Non-league club to support upwards through multiple promotions (or downwards to play Stockport) - Goole Town. Or maybe Lowestoft.

Local team to watch when no decent Top Gear repeats are on "Dave" - Bury (or Ramsbottom United if an interesting steam engine is in use on the local preserved railway. ..)

To be just as screamingly irrelevant as they are now - Oldham.

Strictly League One. I'd want free TARDIS transport to get thare, but Colchester United's youngsters may be worth following.

 

[PUSBCCFC]

FC United Of Manchester.

 

[doctor crawley]

AFC Wimbledon.
Love that club.

 

[BCFC Jordan]

Gillingham.

 

[Fedora Dale]

'Kinell...

FC Tinpot of Moston and FC Litterpicker of Kingston are battling for #2/#3 on my list of clubs to buy, close and generally liquidate.

Altrincham remain at #1...

 

[lordofthepies]

What? Leave Altrincham alone!

I really don't understand why people would consider supporting that horrible lot of FCUM though.

 

[lordofthepies]

Great shout.

They're actually the Scottish team I follow (We all follow a Scotch team, don't we).

Stenhousemuir. The only Scotch team worth your support.

 

[Posh Hammer]

Stamford or St Neots for me. Both decent little local non-league teams.

 

[Coalite]

Non-league club to support upwards through multiple promotions (or downwards to play Stockport) - Goole Town.

My local non league side FD. Been down there a few times, Goole may have little going for it but it never seems dull down at the VPG.

 

[S2_Blade]

I go to odd Stocksbridge Park Steels game when get chance so i would support them !

 

[Cashis]

Id just sack football off and be a casual viewer. Maybe go to some Derby games if my mates migrated

 

[Crewelad87]

No idea, Nantwich Town kind of makes sense as a lot of Crewe would go their. But something doesn't quire sit right with me and them.

I think I'd provably tick off a few new grounds and wait for the kids to grow but a little and take them to watch whom ever they decide to follow. Although my eldest is mad on Chelsea atm (here's hoping its just a faze) and he's mascot for Crewe vs Walsall in a few weeks so hopefully that breaks it.

 

[SF_]

If anyone isn't a fan of simulation or unprofessional tactics then may I suggest Port Vale as your alternative club?

At Vale Park, a dive, cheeky elbow or any sort gamesmanship results in the instant termination of a player's contract and you also get to play with Tom Pope, the most honest and caring footballer ever who wouldn't hurt a fly.

 

[City169]

I'd carry on keeping an eye out on arsenals results as my family has roots in North London, but if I moved back to bristol I would watch mangotsfield, bristol manor farm and Hallen afc- all teams i used to see when I didn't have money to watch city. Even if I stayed out here in Wales i would keep on checking their results and seeing them if they are in the area and make the occasional journey into bristol/to wherever they are playing to see them

 

[D B Disco]

Bristol Rovers.

Yes I am being serious.

Yes, yes I really am being serious!

I support City because I'm from Bristol and they are my nearest club, without City, Rovers would become my nearest errr.....league club. (OK, but you know what I mean.)

I couldn't support a team from another town/city because I would have no feel or affiliation for the place.

So yes, SERIOUSLY, it would be Rovers.



HOWEVER..........it 'aint gonna happen, so the Gashead scum can FUCK RIGHT OFF!

 

[dedwardp]

Nobody really. Maybe I would take on some sort of voluntary press officer role with a local non-league club as a bit of fun and follow them, but I'm not sure.

 

[GFCSludge]

Wouldn't and couldn't pick another league side.

Watched Corby Town a fair few times since I moved down, so I'd probably buy a Season Ticket there. Great little set-up, largish covered terrace, decent style of football and you cannot beat their square-sausage burgers.

'Mon the Steelmen!

If I still lived in Kent, I'd pick Sheppey United.

 

[The Reverend Skyblue]

I'd support East Stirling in jock land as they are really shit and have finished bottom or near bottom for so many years I feel sorry for them, apart from Covs result I always then check East Stirling's result.

In England I'd go non league like a few on here and as my roots are in the Brackley area ,and I used to play for them in their United Counties days in the eighties , I would follow them.
Plus I'd have somewhere to stay after a few beers as my family still live there

 

[drfcfielding]

Most likely a local non league team.

 

[Craig]

Be an easy transition for you then...

 

[The Southbank]

Been watching quite a few Gosport games recently, so probably them. Don't really mind Portsmouth but I couldn't bring myself to supporting them on a regular basis, a few games here and there is more than enough.

 

[UTS]

Ramsbottom United... Doing alright at the minute too, in step 7 now.

 

[Jack Synx]

Long ashton. Anyone live here aswell

 

[Jack Synx]

For coventry fans.... Northampton as you already love the ground

 

[Bottega Don]

Long ashton. Anyone live here aswell

Yeah I do mate

 

[Jack Synx]

Yeah I do mate[/QUOT
Sick where about I live near the co-op

 

[Jack Synx]

Yeah I do mate

Sorry I live near the co-op wbu

 

[Bottega Don]

Yeah I work at the Co-Op and live close by.

Next time you're there say "Alright my homie" to the brunette guy who works there, that's me.

 

[Jack Synx]

What's your name I'll pop in tomorrow