Got that feeling at the moment about cambridge can't bear the thought of them going down not now Histon have come up need the local derby next season and city are no good.
date April 19, 2007 time 18:37
Richard Martin
(Burton)
As a regular at Burton Albion matches I am becoming more and more concerned by the standard of referees in the conference. Last night's match between Albion and halifax was the worst example to date both sides suffering from decisions even the most ardent fan would find hard to explain. the level of football in the conference has improved, now lets see the referees folowing suit.
date April 18, 2007 time 13:03
phillip
(Copenhagen,Denmark)
I am visiting England and I come from Denmark.Last night I attended the Burton v Halifax game and the standard of the referee was a disgrace,he made some terrible decisions especially against the Halifax team.I and many of my friends from Denmark always thought that England had some of the best referees in the world but after last night,I am not so sure now
date April 18, 2007 time 11:47
James O'Rourke
who are the long ball sides of the division?
date April 16, 2007 time 11:47
Moggy
(Hinckley)
Excellent day for Hinckley united 3-1 win against Kettering,what are the North play off dates?
date April 14, 2007 time 20:59
Steve Stokes
(Birmingham)
Having visited nearly every ground and watched Conference football over the last 20 years - surely the Brand at stake is The "Conference" and not "Blue Square Premier". I resent the sponsoring of these great leagues by an on line betting company but even more so the new name of the league - please retain the "Conference". I will go elsewhere for my football as from next season. Money again...
date April 14, 2007 time 12:32
Kuzmin Alex
(orenburg, russia)
Good luck southport in the last match. You should win!!!
date April 12, 2007 time 10:04
gareth honeybone
(thirsk)
Does anybody else agree with me that the standard of refereeing has been shocking in the conference this season? im a york city fan & im sick of us getting shocking decisions against us.
date April 12, 2007 time 00:21
Laura Fusco
(Manchester)
We must support our football clubs and demand fair play from the governing bodies. Last season Altrincham FC's appeal against an 18-point deduction for fielding an ineligible player was turned down by the FA, on the grounds that rules are rules.
If that is the case why, on March 26, did the FA's appeals board reduce AFC Wimbledon's 18-point deduction for an identical offence?
The FA said they had reduced Wimbledon's punishment despite their clear breach of Ryman League rules because of "specific and unusual circumstances".
But were the circumstances in Altrincham's case not also "unusual"? The club brought in James Robinson, the player in question, from Accrington Stanley in good faith that all relevant paperwork had been completed, although it later turned out he had no international clearance.
Are these not significant mitigating circumstances?
If you disagree with the FA then support Alty and go to
http://www.messengernewspapers.co.uk/sport/alty/altrinchamfcpetition/
and post your comment
date April 11, 2007 time 11:24
Steven (droylsden fc)
(Manchester)
Come on you bloods
date April 09, 2007 time 21:51
oxford for wembley
(oxford)
daggers fan enjoy your time in the league as you have a great local set up. And thank your keeper for kick starting our season. ps tell him to keep off the pies or he will look like your half time bloke at the Victoria ground....... see you in August....
date April 09, 2007 time 18:44
matt
(aldershot)
cum on alder shot we can still make the play-offs we will beat the daggers 2moz n stop them goin up wat u lot think can the shots get a late play off place
date April 06, 2007 time 17:53
Tim
(Aldershot)
I think that the shots must have one of the best squads in the conference but we just don't play like it. Surely every season we should be in the contentions for the play offs.
date April 05, 2007 time 21:40
Jeremy Jasper
(Halifax )
Halifax need to win there next five games in order to get out the rel. zone 2 of those games are away and you know what we are lke away !!
date April 05, 2007 time 06:56
Graham Hill
(York)
Once again York City are going to bottle it at the end of the season!! Clayton Donaldson is only interested in staying injury free now he's signed a deal to go to Hibs in the summer,shame really because he is an outstanding player who unfortunetly isn't giving his all.My play off vote would go to Morcambe at the moment but York could do it if they really believed in themselves because they have some outstanding players.If you read this Clayton,buck up and take us up!!!!!
date April 04, 2007 time 18:53
mark YORK
i totaly agree with chris. OXFORD have had more than their fair share of Live SKY games this season. They may well be a big club with a large following but surley that dose not mean they should get preference by sky.
When they have been on live they have harldy proved themself to be a promotion team. Can not wait to meet your lot in playoffs. even better at wembley and leave you too lick your egos as city reclaim their place back in the league.
date April 04, 2007 time 15:34
Mike
(Dagenham)
Oxford are going for a Burton, it all ends tomorrow, Daggers will be up and Smith's record speaks for itself, he'll lose the play-offs, keep an eye on Stevenage, two proper non-leaguers going up and the ex-league has-beens will be left behind, have another year in your own version of hell Oxford, you deserve it!
date March 30, 2007 time 21:53
Gordon
(Barking, Essex)
I've just voted in your last poll (who should come down from League Two). Curiously I voted for Boston United.
A Dagenham & Redbridge supporter.
date March 29, 2007 time 20:40
Alan Oxford
(Oxford)
Why they show Oxford on Sky all the time is because they are to good for the Confrence and showing League Two who they will be playing next season!!!
date March 28, 2007 time 10:19
Nigel
Chris, I hope you don't begrudge top v second being on Sky last Monday night but apart from that Sky will obviously select based on likely audience. Oxford are an ex-league (hopefully not for much longer) club with a much bigger fanbase than others - look at the attendances all season. Over 6000 home fans for a Monday night game on Sky!
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