Recent content by denzel ecfc

193mn loss by Bolton over the years. Still, it got them a Pizza Trophy win so not all wasted...

Hopefully we can actually play at Shrewsbury on a Saturday next season..

Just going by the poll on your forum https://yellowsforum.co.uk/threads/27-04-2024-l1-exeter-city-v-oufc.10580/page-3

Looking at finishing the season 10 unbeaten so I don't think it will be the doddle that Oxford fans think. Full house and we are painting the stands red, apparently. Should be a good game, think we can win it though and secure our visit to the three sided ground next season

Yes, and they will tell you they've always been massive ...

Hands off Gary Caldwell please.

Fair play, we beat Vale and did the double over Burton too!

Come on Cheltenham, don't give up. We need you, it can't just be us and Rovers in the South West next season..

Loans work both ways. We have 5 or 6 in our squad, but we have also loaned out a similar number to non league clubs. In the past, the likes of Ollie Watkins, Josh Key and Sonny Cox have gone out to local non league sides and come back stronger.

Bizarre. There really are some trigger happy boards

Reading were handing out three year contracts to the likes of Wing and Knibbs in the Summer, when they knew they couldn't pay the staff I suspect if Cambridge had been able to keep hold of Knibbs (or match what Reading were offering) they might already be safe..

Weirdo. Besides, this league is northern enough, time to get more Southern teams in. We will probably get bloody Barrow too

Slightly off topic, someone has posted this on our board. It relates to games in the old Div 4 (now L2) in 1986. Just look at the attendances, 6 teams had less than 2000 (Wrexham only just into four figures), 4 with less than 3000,though bizarrely Mansfield had 8000, presumably a promotion...

The sending off that you were definitely going to get overturned? Maybe Woods deserved to get sent off yesterday, buy inexplicable that Guthrie didn't even get a yellow

Cambridge to win 19 nil so we can go up to eleventh.