Why would I be worried about you finishing unbeaten? It would be a hell of an achievement. We have probably left ourselves too much to do now (having lost 5) but if we can finish in the top half it will be an improvement on last year and we have some quality kids waiting to step up next season to catapult us on.

sad day when a div two side give up a local derby, but this year has started to become a farce and with the leagues going to have to change(through teams moving to summer) I can see next year being as bad or even worse.

St Pats have conceded Saturday's match so our season has fizzled to an end. That's our last two home fixtures, our last two chances to get some much needed funds into the club, both conceded. 3 home games the opposition have conceded all affecting our revenue. Not right, not fair and not happy!

Still, promotion for the 5th consecutive season (depending on what happens) - well done Woolston!

Congratulations on promotion woolston. Maybe see you next season

FIRST TIME POSTING,I PLAY FOR BRIDGE 2ND TEAM AN THE REASON WE AV HAD TO GIV GAMES IS BECAUSE OUR FIRST TEAM AV LOST 5 PLAYERS 2 SEASON ENDING INJURIES,AN 5 PLAYERS PACKED IN,10 OF OUR SECOND TEAM LADS OUR NOW STARTING 4 1ST TEAM AN WE JUST DIDNT AV A BIG ENOUGH SQUAD TO COPE,1ST TEAM AV EVEN BEEN PROMOTED,HOPE 2 B BAK NEXT SEASON WITH A FEW OF OUR 18S MOVING UP BUT THINK WEVE BEEN RELEGATED COS WEVE GIVE TO MANY GAMES,EVE THO WE FINISHED 8TH AFTER GIVING 6 OF EM,

STOP SHOUTING!!

Wouldn't worry mate, it happens to a lot of teams. We've conceded a few this year despite squad of 30ish lads; mainly due to a change in work demands as loads of lads increasingly have to take Saturday work, but also injuries, lads drifting away, etc. Other teams with stable and/or larger squads find it frustrating and rightly get naffed off, but at the end of the day it's part of amateur sport.

Good luck next year.