certainly true this season but a friendly v Shudds knackered the pitch for the final 3 months of football season a couple of years ago.

You are presuming that moving 13 miles down the road is the only option. It isnt.

Fev make every penny of anything that is sold in their ground, what do Fax and Town make?

I thought Town were refusing to move out of their condemned offices? Maybe health and safety should have a nosey in there eh?

As for the shop, the town fans have a go at Fax for taking the pee but come on, that is one big joke.

what about fcht under 19s playing there now, add them to the list of town games

Thanks for the offer, I will bear it in mind.

From Bubba's figures, the number of players on the pitch for Fax maybe greater but they are spread out more, proof of this is the pile of a goal area which in my opinion was massively to blame for Miles Greenwood's broken leg. The middle of each penalty area are a constant mess, the same with most lower league football pitches.

Why? What extra facilities? Also Town play well over 30 games when Fax play around 20 tops including reserves

Also do Town have to play away from the Shay mid season every year for pitch improvements without any compensation? No but Fax do and they lose out as no income for 6 weeks then several home games on the bounce with lower crowds as fans get out of the habit of going and cannot afford 3 or 4 games back to back but you never mention that do you?

And Fev have no stadium running costs (rates, utilities, telephones, pitch maintenance, stadium maintenance, stadium manager, etc)? So please, let me know what the gross profit of stadium income against stadium costs Fev make?

I agree that it is a very difficult situation for Fax and some blame should be apportioned to those who owned/ran the club when they failed to invest in Thrum Hall, allowed it to become a dump leaving you with no option but to move to a football stadium.

How many games did FCHT play, how many games did HRLFC play, how many non 1st team games did either club play, how many training sessions did each club have?

I take it the gym is now empty of anything to do with HRLFC?

It's not a football stadium though is it!!!!! It's a community sports stadium where rugby and football is played and should be fit for purpose.Fax have been at the Shay for 18 years. What long gone previous owners of the club allegedly did or didn't do prior to that is irrelevant.

Its a community sports stadium when it suits you.