Haven't they (they being Wakefield & Emley) just become Wakefield FC anyway since AFC Emley were formed? You can't blame the previous owners of the club from trying to expand the support base etc but it's always good to hear of clubs rising from the ashes when things don't work out for those who are left behind.

And while it's the non-league thread, I won £20 in the 'goal time' competition at Colwyn Bay FC yesterday

I'll be off to Farsley v Stafford this afternoon, I hope its a good 'un!

Despite what is stated by the BBC, RMI got a credible [url=http://www.thefootballnetwork.net/main/s195/st119375.htm2-2 draw[/url with last season's play-off finalists Hinckley at Hilton Park this afternoon.

Poor start for the City. Didn't make the most of our chances and gifted them two. The sending off turned it.

Runcorn kicked off their NWC2 campaign with a 2-2 draw away at Atherton Collieries, who finished 7th last time around. We played very well but unfortunately were down to 10 men for the last 15mins and Atherton snatched the draw in the 94th minute with a penalty

In tonight's big televised match, Torquay take on Grays Athletic.

IIRC, Setanta are going down the "Rugby League Raw" type route with the Conference coverage, which could be a bit more interesting than the spectacle on the field.

I must be bloody mad, but I'm off to Barrow in half an hour to hopefully see RMI chalk up their first win of the season, come on Leyth!

I could've told you that long ago, matey.



FCUM's first Unibond match takes place on Saturday, away to Lancaster City. Could be interesting.

Burton away tonight and afer a home defeat on the opening day, 3 points would already be very useful. Cracking away record last year. Match that this time around and we might have a chance

Jaysus H tap-dancing Christ.
3-1 up against 10 men, less than 10 minutes to go. Cue in the rack, end up losing 4-3. ffffffffffffffs

Well the trip was more than worth it with a [url=http://www.thefootballnetwork.net/main/s195/st119529.htm2-1 win[/url at Holker Street



Lancaster should be a decent trip for you, ridiculously easy to get to on the train, crackin' social club at the ground, decent sized terrace behind one goal and some thoroughly decent grub on sale as well!

The Ravens are winless after two matches having conceded an injury time equaliser against Bath City on Saturday and losing 2-1 at Braintree last night.

A win at Sutton who haven't hit the back of the net yet this year on Saturday would set the ball rolling nicely

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