It's the last day of the season in the National League South, and six [SIX] teams could still lift the League title. Join me right here from 2.30 on Saturday afternoon to try and make sense of it all.
One of the reasons the NLS and feeder leagues are booming might just be the great economic pull of southern England. The equator of NLN/NLS seems to drift south every year as the strength of southern clubs leaves traditional northern clubs (Workington etc) struggling. Towns like Hemel are growing. Does this bear out?
I believe that had they not gone down yesterday there was chance that St Albans might have forced into the north next season. It definitely seems to be drifting south, but I can't even think what advantage there might be beyond financial. I think there are more artificial pitches down here, not sure whether that makes any difference.
One of the reasons the NLS and feeder leagues are booming might just be the great economic pull of southern England. The equator of NLN/NLS seems to drift south every year as the strength of southern clubs leaves traditional northern clubs (Workington etc) struggling. Towns like Hemel are growing. Does this bear out?
I believe that had they not gone down yesterday there was chance that St Albans might have forced into the north next season. It definitely seems to be drifting south, but I can't even think what advantage there might be beyond financial. I think there are more artificial pitches down here, not sure whether that makes any difference.
Will Dean likely to win promotion with Truro today while his younger brother, Tom, is making his full league debut for Exeter.
[looks up Brackley on Google maps]
How are they in National League North?!
Truro away first game of next season might be nice, no idea if it's at all doable on public transport.
All three Isthmian table toppers are losing according to the Gills commentators I am listening to!