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If you allow migration then you need to stop our boisterous types dropping stuff on top of the away fans in that area. It’s a fair way down. Probably be a risk that they might push up against the barrier to goad away fans and it presumably isn’t designed for that. Don’t think shrugging and saying “t...

Lurker wrote: ↑

Sun Apr 21, 2024 12:44 pm

Boreham Wood's season just shows how tough this division is. Clearly a very healthy budget, strong experienced squad, very good and popular manager, and they still went down.

On 52 points!

Just occurred to me that our generosity to York last week kept them up and binned off Boringwood.
I’m pretty happy about that.

There is no problem with the reserved seats in the LGS, the problem arises on games where migration is allowed. I have a ticket for Moaners, sometimes I fancy a sit down and pick one of the non reserved seats in the LGS. So far so good, but then someone on line or at the gate might well have bought...

Keep the Elvis, it’s great - gives a bit of noise at kick off, and seems very popular from how many join in. I assume AAJ is already gone as he wasn’t on the bench and some other bloke did the warm up. Otherwise can’t argue with comments on the players really, but it’s very hard to say much when I h...

So who expected Tunji Akinola to be our hero? (Yeah I know a draw would have done)
Looked a great clean shot for the second

Timi was imperious today, can we sign him please?
Can’t want to go back to Bradford, and his reaction to winning suggests he is invested here (and kids in Woking strips with ‘Daddy’ on the back is a nice touch).

If Rhys Browne can actually manage two part games in a row that will help. He looked pretty sharp at York

Please remind me about the crucial game that turned into a 3-0 walk in the park at Yeovil that kept us up one year. I don’t think it could have been the final game as we went straight to a Woking pub after where we waited for other teams’ results? It was the good old days where you could be drinking...

I’m thinking a team who need to win for better play off placing aren’t going to be winning 3-0. They will want to hold a win, and not get knackered/injured, so would hold at 2-0, and with the relegation threatened team only needing to avoid a thrashing the game is likely to peter out into a 1-0 or 2...

At least we don’t have to score.
We could grind out a trouser ruining 0-0 and stay up.

Texas Dave wrote: ↑

Tue Apr 16, 2024 4:20 pm

Lets be fair we all want Taunton to beat Torkee

I don’t, I want the away trip to the seaside back.

Hypothetically if we needed a last minute* winner to stay up you might not care if it’s an og off their defender’s arse but who would you prefer? I would have to say Cuthbert to put a cherry on a clear player of the season year. Other options being Pavey just to see how mental he would go, or a towe...

Camberley card, I know what your saying, but teams needing to win their last game of the season to save themselves from relegation often doesnt end well, form goes out the window at this point , the worry, anxiety and nerves take over. We couldn't muster a win against dover, neither could barrow ag...

Is everyone forgetting bar one or two performances we've been good last 6 weeks and showed plenty of balls and determination. Absolutely laughable some of you are trying to compare it to the way we were when we went into the Dover game - absolute freefall at the time. The comparison was that we did...

HG Wells wrote: ↑

Mon Apr 15, 2024 3:33 pm

Dorking want £325 for theirs next season. Puts ours in perspective. I've got a year left of my 5 year season ticket but £249 good value if I had to buy one

Is this the last year of the five years? I have lost track….

Tunji - talk me through your part in the first goal…..
Cuthbert didn’t exactly cover himself in glory for the second either.

The idea that a win on Saturday guarantees safety gives me almost no confidence whatsoever. Just a repeat of the Dover game.

Use gate 3 and allocate only seats as many other clubs do Temporary barrier across the CLT just past the toilets which can be manned by a couple of our many many security personnel. Couple of hand scanners and card payment machines at the gate. Job jobbed and we get the CLT back whilst looking for ...

Red and White Army wrote: ↑

Sun Apr 14, 2024 5:33 pm

Meerkat wrote: ↑

Sun Apr 14, 2024 5:17 pm

I’m more concerned about our boisterous yoof.

How many times did it kick off in unsegregated matches at Kingfield in the past? Close to zero.

But not zero, and there must have been a reason to do it. Katz would love it to be unsegregated and have more fans in the fan zone.

However we have segregation for every game, and there must be a reason for that. D&R is the seating end. You want to put the KRE between away fans and the entrance/exit. Why would the American overlords be thinking ‘let’s piss off the fans and cost ourselves money’ if they had a choice? What’s the ...

The D&R way isn’t really segregation is it But it is a solution that works and is operated in the league. So presumably, in accordance with League regulations? However we have segregation for every game, and there must be a reason for that. D&R is the seating end. You want to put the KRE between aw...

It's a better position to be in than Oxford, Dorkings and kiddies don't you think? It is. Not sure being slightly better than 2 teams who came up from the NLN/NLS and Marc White’s plucky amateurs is something to be celebrated though. On another note, what was the point of signing that Sonny Singh i...

Adrian wrote: ↑

Sun Apr 14, 2024 11:32 am

Meerkat wrote: ↑

Sun Apr 14, 2024 10:29 am

What do you suggest?

We’ve done this to death as you know.

I refer to numerous posts on numerous threads about this, on which you probably posted.

However D&R seem to have a sensible solution that works.

The D&R way isn’t really segregation is it

Adrian wrote: ↑

Sun Apr 14, 2024 8:40 am

Plenty can be done, but nothing will be done.

What do you suggest?