Paullow Posted November 12 Share Posted November 12 A couple of regional clashes in tier 8 tonight. Newton Aycliffe 2 Ashington 3 Dunston 6 Consett 1 Great win for Ashington, but looking grim for Consett, especially with Ossett winning 5-2 away. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Groundhog63 Posted Thursday at 09:09 Share Posted Thursday at 09:09 (edited) West Allotment in the mud. https://www.facebook.com/share/p/14VpP1gh1k/ Edited Thursday at 09:10 by Groundhog63 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Wallsendmag Posted Thursday at 17:00 Share Posted Thursday at 17:00 Shame for West Allotment. One of the closest teams to where I live amd I used to watch them on and off when they played at the Blue Flames and I could walk up the track. They've moved around a lot and haven't really put down any roots anywhere which isn't good for building a fanbase and their average crowd must be under 100. In the last 10 years they've played at Blue Flames, Druid Park and now Palmersville. My sympathy is tempered slightly mind as they took Percy Mains manager and most of their players off them in the summer and have left them right in the shit but hopefully they can survive this. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Disco Posted Thursday at 17:14 Share Posted Thursday at 17:14 Not having a proper ground must absolutely kill them. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Stifler Posted Thursday at 17:17 Share Posted Thursday at 17:17 Is my mind playing tricks on me, or did they not go on hiatus for a few years not long back? Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Wallsendmag Posted Thursday at 18:09 Share Posted Thursday at 18:09 51 minutes ago, Stifler said: Is my mind playing tricks on me, or did they not go on hiatus for a few years not long back? Actually now you mention that, it does ring a bell. Maybe in between playing at Blue Flames and Druid Park? Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Wallsendmag Posted Saturday at 09:16 Share Posted Saturday at 09:16 (edited) Of to watch Berwick later on with the bairn. Decided to try out their corporate offering. £27.50 for which you get entry, a programme, teamsheet, welcome glass of champagne, afternoon tea so sarnies and cakes, directors box seating, half time refeshments and lounge access afterwards. Some lad called Mark meeting us at the main entrance at 1.30 so we'll see what it's like. Edited Saturday at 11:05 by Wallsendmag Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dr.Spaceman Posted Saturday at 09:23 Share Posted Saturday at 09:23 Sounds canny for £27.50 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
joeyt Posted Saturday at 15:52 Share Posted Saturday at 15:52 £22 to watch Gateshead today. Scandalous Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Paullow Posted Saturday at 16:12 Share Posted Saturday at 16:12 That does sound very reasonable Wallsend. Is that for everyone or a special deal for you bring a previous customer? Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Paullow Posted Saturday at 16:13 Share Posted Saturday at 16:13 20 minutes ago, joeyt said: £22 to watch Gateshead today. Scandalous Grim. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Pilko Posted Saturday at 16:14 Share Posted Saturday at 16:14 21 minutes ago, joeyt said: £22 to watch Gateshead today. Scandalous You'd think today of all days with the internationals they'd make it a tenner, give it a big push and try get fans without a game to go to along wouldn't you. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Fak Posted Saturday at 16:33 Share Posted Saturday at 16:33 18 minutes ago, Pilko said: You'd think today of all days with the internationals they'd make it a tenner, give it a big push and try get fans without a game to go to along wouldn't you. Ah. The spirit of Christmas. A tenner in to the Gateshead game. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Disco Posted Saturday at 17:09 Share Posted Saturday at 17:09 Was at Blyth. Got howked 0-4 and it could’ve been twice as many, they’re absolutely shite. Got ripped apart on the counter pretty much everytime Matlock went forward and I’m not sure they had anything resembling a chance as such. First time at Croft Park, really nice little ground. Think they said there was 1400 in so at least people look to be getting behind the new ownership. Was just going to go to a NL game but the powers that be decided to make every club remotely local to Newcastle club away today. Annoying. Edit: HT entertainment was some couple (sadly with small child in tow) walking the length of the stand screaming abuse at some bald bloke. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Big Geordie Posted Saturday at 18:18 Share Posted Saturday at 18:18 New Blyth boss has got a helluva job on. Going to take some turnaround to save them from relegation. Ashington lost 2-0 at home to Cleethorpes. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Matt1892 Posted Saturday at 18:26 Share Posted Saturday at 18:26 0-0 at half time in the Forest Green vs York game, both sides cancelling each other out and a bit of a stinker so far. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Yorkie Posted Saturday at 20:56 Share Posted Saturday at 20:56 2 hours ago, Matt1892 said: 0-0 at half time in the Forest Green vs York game, both sides cancelling each other out and a bit of a stinker so far. FG win 2-0 so the sides trade places at the top. Pity but always gonna be the hardest game of the season from York's point of view. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Matt1892 Posted Saturday at 21:05 Share Posted Saturday at 21:05 3 minutes ago, Yorkie said: FG win 2-0 so the sides trade places at the top. Pity but always gonna be the hardest game of the season from York's point of view. FGR were first to everything in the second half and deserved the 3 points. I think they were having their pitch done at the beginning of the season meaning they have played a few more away games than home games so far, so if anyone can finish above them they will be worthy winners. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Wallsendmag Posted Sunday at 10:12 Share Posted Sunday at 10:12 17 hours ago, Paullow said: That does sound very reasonable Wallsend. Is that for everyone or a special deal for you bring a previous customer? Think it depends on the opposition. They've got Cowdenbeath on Saturday and I'm pretty sure it's £35 for that one as that will be classed as one of their "big" games against a fellow ex League Club. I'd actually struggle to put into words how good it was yesterday. I'm pretty sure there won't be a club anywhere in world football as friendly as Berwick Rangers. We were greeted at the door by a lovely bloke. He asked if we'd been before and I said we had but not in the hospitality part. He immediately invited us to have a look around and told my 11 year old son he could go and have a wander on the pitch if he liked and when we were done just to come back and see him and he'd show us upstairs. We were shown to our table where there was a lovely afternoon tea waiting for us, tea and coffee for me and some pop for the bairn. The chairman and one of the directors then came over to shake our hands and have a bit chat. Watched the match from the Directors box, which is inside and the bairn had a radiator next to him so it was one of the most comfortable football matches I've ever watched! Got chatting to a couple of cracking lads, one of them had a son who'd played 442 games for St Johnstone and is now 1st team coach at Hibs, the other lad was a West Brom fan from the West Midlands who had very recently moved up to Berwick so had started watching them. Half time came so we decided to have a look in the club shop and the bairn got a hat and scarf. Went back to our seats in the Directors box and were sat there about 2 mins before we were tracked down by one of the directors who told us to get back inside as they'd made more sarnies and put out more sausage rolls, cakes and tea for us Watched the 2nd half and went back into the lounge afterwards for a couple of pints as our train back wasn't till 18.30. Watched the MOTM presentation and went and sat back at our table. One of the directors came over and asked what the bairns name was and told us not to go anywhere. 10 mins later the captain comes over with a football for him signed by the full team! Honestly he was absolutely buzzing and it just rounded off one of the best days I've ever had at a football match. Certainly the most hospitable. On the train home I then received a message on messenger where the same directors had managed to find me on Facebook to check that we'd both had a great day. Needless to say we'll 100% be back there again. Brilliant way to spend a Saturday! Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
ponsaelius Posted Sunday at 10:19 Share Posted Sunday at 10:19 Amazing Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Yorkie Posted Sunday at 10:35 Share Posted Sunday at 10:35 That sounds absolutely fantastic. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
JLC Posted Sunday at 10:52 Share Posted Sunday at 10:52 Superb that Wallsend 👌 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
ponsaelius Posted Sunday at 12:53 Share Posted Sunday at 12:53 A first for me at Jarrow Vs Washington, was seeing the Jarrow keeper very clearly have a piss up against his post during the second half. Don't think Washington had a shot all game, so he wasn't very troubled, but im sure he could have waited until FT like. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Groundhog63 Posted Sunday at 13:02 Share Posted Sunday at 13:02 2 hours ago, Wallsendmag said: Think it depends on the opposition. They've got Cowdenbeath on Saturday and I'm pretty sure it's £35 for that one as that will be classed as one of their "big" games against a fellow ex League Club. I'd actually struggle to put into words how good it was yesterday. I'm pretty sure there won't be a club anywhere in world football as friendly as Berwick Rangers. We were greeted at the door by a lovely bloke. He asked if we'd been before and I said we had but not in the hospitality part. He immediately invited us to have a look around and told my 11 year old son he could go and have a wander on the pitch if he liked and when we were done just to come back and see him and he'd show us upstairs. We were shown to our table where there was a lovely afternoon tea waiting for us, tea and coffee for me and some pop for the bairn. The chairman and one of the directors then came over to shake our hands and have a bit chat. Watched the match from the Directors box, which is inside and the bairn had a radiator next to him so it was one of the most comfortable football matches I've ever watched! Got chatting to a couple of cracking lads, one of them had a son who'd played 442 games for St Johnstone and is now 1st team coach at Hibs, the other lad was a West Brom fan from the West Midlands who had very recently moved up to Berwick so had started watching them. Half time came so we decided to have a look in the club shop and the bairn got a hat and scarf. Went back to our seats in the Directors box and were sat there about 2 mins before we were tracked down by one of the directors who told us to get back inside as they'd made more sarnies and put out more sausage rolls, cakes and tea for us Watched the 2nd half and went back into the lounge afterwards for a couple of pints as our train back wasn't till 18.30. Watched the MOTM presentation and went and sat back at our table. One of the directors came over and asked what the bairns name was and told us not to go anywhere. 10 mins later the captain comes over with a football for him signed by the full team! Honestly he was absolutely buzzing and it just rounded off one of the best days I've ever had at a football match. Certainly the most hospitable. On the train home I then received a message on messenger where the same directors had managed to find me on Facebook to check that we'd both had a great day. Needless to say we'll 100% be back there again. Brilliant way to spend a Saturday! Brilliant. We moved up to to Berwick in '73 and I went to loads of games at Shieldfield Park. Loved the speedway as well. I high tailed it out of there in '80 tho and left my separated parents and 2 younger brothers up there. The youngest still has friends up there who go to matches and once a year they all do the hospitality. He's suggested it before. It does sound class. Even at £35 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Wallsendmag Posted Sunday at 13:28 Share Posted Sunday at 13:28 23 minutes ago, Groundhog63 said: Brilliant. We moved up to to Berwick in '73 and I went to loads of games at Shieldfield Park. Loved the speedway as well. I high tailed it out of there in '80 tho and left my separated parents and 2 younger brothers up there. The youngest still has friends up there who go to matches and once a year they all do the hospitality. He's suggested it before. It does sound class. Even at £35 Pretty sure it's as cheap as £20 against the Likes of Celtic and Hearts "B" teams. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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