Billy_Bleach
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Decent interview by radio Kent with SE discussing next season, transfer targets etc. Worth a listen
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p08hpw3z
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p08hpw3z
Decent interview by radio Kent with SE discussing next season, transfer targets etc. Worth a listen
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p08hpw3z
Listen to the radio - with all this bloody earwax going around!
It goes without saying that league one will look very different in the coming season. The financial position of clubs will almost certainly show in league position. I can see a few clubs maintaining their spending with new investment. But for the vast majority it will be a fight for survival. The sale of players might be a way forward but prices will be heavily deflated. For sure Evans will not get it easy .But there may well be a few play off places up for grabs with so many clubs struggling to pay the Bill's. But I am expecting run away leaders this coming season. I think our league could have a Scottish premier league look table wise.
On early evidence from the premiership matches behind closed doors shine a harsher light on gulfs in quality. I don't know whether the noise itself blinds one, or whether support and opposition give a slight edge to one side and a slight inhibition to the other. On that basis alone I expect the big clubs in our division to win more easy victories.
That’s of course assuming that football will resume in empty stadiums at our level.On early evidence from the premiership matches behind closed doors shine a harsher light on gulfs in quality. I don't know whether the noise itself blinds one, or whether support and opposition give a slight edge to one side and a slight inhibition to the other. On that basis alone I expect the big clubs in our division to win more easy victories.
Who do you think they will be Chris?
I notice that Sunderland have resigned Chris Maguire.
He’s clearly a bit tasty at our level.
It will be interesting to see who the relegated teams retain.
So a normal gate for us then?I think fans will be allowed back in (limited numbers at first) when league one restarts.
That’s of course assuming that football will resume in empty stadiums at our level.
That simply isn’t going to happen.
I’d hope that normal service will be resumed by September.
Once an opening day is announced, the clubs will have plenty of time to get ready.
As I’ve said previously, the old folk probably won’t be confident enough to attend but that doesn’t mean younger fans shouldn’t.
That’s of course assuming that football will resume in empty stadiums at our level.
That simply isn’t going to happen.
I’d hope that normal service will be resumed by September.
Once an opening day is announced, the clubs will have plenty of time to get ready.
As I’ve said previously, the old folk probably won’t be confident enough to attend but that doesn’t mean younger fans shouldn’t.
Ffs - remember that prolific non-league striker that AP bought - ha! I’m confident that wouldn’t happen now.