I'm looking forward to the choice between Bradford v Harrogate or Wrexham v Maidenhead on TV tonight more than I would a Premier League match, is there something wrong with me?
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I'm looking forward to the choice between Bradford v Harrogate or Wrexham v Maidenhead on TV tonight more than I would a Premier League match, is there something wrong with me?
Me too Bob, I'm going for the Bradford game tonight....after the football LOCKDOWN over the weekend lolQuote:
Originally Posted by the other bob wilson
ah....I hope I can get these in France....will go for the Wrexham game if I can......guaranteed no messing around with playing from the back....just honest endeavour.....I am fed up with premier and international football....and prima donnas....let's go back to grass roots.....
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Originally Posted by the other bob wilson
I watched the Yeovil v Wrexham game on YouTube on the weekend and enjoyed it more than either of the Welsh internationals.
I would have enjoyed looking out of the window more than those two games.Quote:
Originally Posted by Former Labour leader
No VAR either to stifle the flow of the game (although is would have been handy yesterday)
I wonder if fans of other sports do the same?
I guess some US sports fans do watch college football etc
Fans who pack out the Principality Stadium for Welsh rugby matches flock week in, week out to watch their local clubs :getscoat:Quote:
Originally Posted by Rjk
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Originally Posted by NYCBlue
I noticed that the traffic in and out of the likes of Sardis Road and Rodney Parade is super crazy , gridlocked for hours 😳Quote:
Originally Posted by splott parker
FT: Bradford 0 - 1 Harrogate
FT: Wrexham 0 - 1 Maidenhead
Some? The top teams get crowds of 100,000+ every week. On a typical Saturday, over 3,000,000 people go to college football games.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rjk
Yep true. I went to a college game in the 90s at Stanford and there was 90,000 there. 2 days later I went to a Monday night game at Candlestick Park to watch the 49ers play and there was 30,000 less people there. Granted Candlestick had a smaller capacity but many NFL games don't sell out where as college games do.Quote:
Originally Posted by NYCBlue
18 years ago Bradford were relegated from the Premier league, whilst their neighbours Harrogate were winning Division 1 in the Northern Premier (8th tier).Quote:
Originally Posted by Michael Morris
I watched the first half of the Wrexham game (they weren't very good I'm afraid) and the second half of the Bradford one - very impressed with Harrogate, they could go up on that form.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Bloop
I believe I'm correct in saying that since promotion and relegation (from / to the National League) no side has been relegated after their first season. The promoted clubs always stay up in their first campaign.Quote:
Originally Posted by the other bob wilson
On last night's evidence, Harrogate don't need to be bothered about relegation, I'd be a bit concerned if I were a, Barrow, Bluebird though = there's been no sort of momentum from last season there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Michael Morris