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Post by rodentcatcher on Jan 4, 2024 13:24:23 GMT
Have resigned from the Northern Premier League to allow them the best chance of re-starting next season at a lower level. ENL Div 2 perhaps....?
Heard Adma Boyes is off to Redcar Athletic so be interesting to see where their other players will land in the coming weeks.
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Post by eastdurhamhopper on Jan 4, 2024 13:54:06 GMT
Given NL2 is already at 22 teams with promotions & relegation still to be sorted they might even end up in the north riding league.
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Post by windy1970 on Jan 4, 2024 14:33:29 GMT
The FALC will place them at a suitable step that has space for them. They may be lucky and be placed into the NL1, because there’s more likely going to be space available in that step than in the NL2. But there’s always the possibility that there’s no space at steps 5 & 6, so they could easily end up in the NRL.
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Post by england on Jan 4, 2024 15:22:11 GMT
How do they decide what level is appropriate.
I know when Darlington had to start again, it was decided for safety reasons. They have a large following so needed to be at a level would be able to cope. They were arguably dropped too low as a few games had some issues.
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Post by lovingnonleague on Jan 4, 2024 16:25:16 GMT
Put them in the NRL or the wearside league. They've kept money back for next season so no doubt the budget will be decent. Let them piss whichever league then they can start climbing the Northern leagues again. They've spunked money on players and managers then done a North Shields and went please show us compassion. Cloth again not cut accordingly. The likes of Adam Boyes wouldn't have been on pittance it's obvious what he's after he's off to Redcar. Clubs need to stop paying over the odds wages wise it isn't working FFS. Darlington on the want boost the budget. Get bent cut your cloth man. It's happening more than ever turn it in run your club properly stop looking for that pot of gold at the end of the rainbow then asking for a bail out when it goes tits up. There's any amount of folk on here involved in non league football clubs who are genuinely pissed off with all this.
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Post by england on Jan 4, 2024 16:31:10 GMT
Put them in the NRL or the wearside league. They've kept money back for next season so no doubt the budget will be decent. Let them piss whichever league then they can start climbing the Northern leagues again. They've spunked money on players and managers then done a North Shields and went please show us compassion. Cloth again not cut accordingly. The likes of Adam Boyes wouldn't have been on pittance it's obvious what he's after he's off to Redcar. Clubs need to stop paying over the odds wages wise it isn't working FFS. Darlington on the want boost the budget. Get bent cut your cloth man. It's happening more than ever turn it in run your club properly stop looking for that pot of gold at the end of the rainbow then asking for a bail out when it goes tits up. There's any amount of folk on here involved in non league football clubs who are genuinely pissed off with all this. I didn’t realise, but apparently the money man pulled out (not sure when), and that’s the real reason why they have fell in to difficulty.
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Post by lovingnonleague on Jan 4, 2024 16:42:58 GMT
Put them in the NRL or the wearside league. They've kept money back for next season so no doubt the budget will be decent. Let them piss whichever league then they can start climbing the Northern leagues again. They've spunked money on players and managers then done a North Shields and went please show us compassion. Cloth again not cut accordingly. The likes of Adam Boyes wouldn't have been on pittance it's obvious what he's after he's off to Redcar. Clubs need to stop paying over the odds wages wise it isn't working FFS. Darlington on the want boost the budget. Get bent cut your cloth man. It's happening more than ever turn it in run your club properly stop looking for that pot of gold at the end of the rainbow then asking for a bail out when it goes tits up. There's any amount of folk on here involved in non league football clubs who are genuinely pissed off with all this. I didn’t realise, but apparently the money man pulled out (not sure when), and that’s the real reason why they have fell in to difficulty. What you've said there hasn't helped matters mate but when he pulled out surely then the club should have had a sit down with the players and said sorry lad the money man's away will you take a pay cut. If he has gone they've basically ran the club into the ground then just said see yous next season. I feel for there loyal followers and unpaid volunteers who do bits there the ones let down in all of this not the people running the club or the mercenary players who've got there hands out every week.
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Post by england on Jan 4, 2024 16:59:15 GMT
I didn’t realise, but apparently the money man pulled out (not sure when), and that’s the real reason why they have fell in to difficulty. What you've said there hasn't helped matters mate but when he pulled out surely then the club should have had a sit down with the players and said sorry lad the money man's away will you take a pay cut. If he has gone they've basically ran the club into the ground then just said see yous next season. I feel for there loyal followers and unpaid volunteers who do bits there the ones let down in all of this not the people running the club or the mercenary players who've got there hands out every week. Oh yeah you are 100% correct there, once the money wasn’t coming in, you either have to try and find it other ways, if you can’t do that then you need to remodel. It’s almost the easy way out to give up and start again.
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Post by sikirk on Jan 4, 2024 17:15:15 GMT
Macclesfield who were in the national league before folding were places at step 5, northern league division 1 level so why should Marske who were playing two divisions lower be placed in the northern league division 1, division 2 at best but to me it should be wearside league level. Could the money they raised not keep them going until the end of the season with a makeshift squad and then re-group in division below or seem demotion to a appropriate level?
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Post by sikirk on Jan 4, 2024 17:16:13 GMT
What you've said there hasn't helped matters mate but when he pulled out surely then the club should have had a sit down with the players and said sorry lad the money man's away will you take a pay cut. If he has gone they've basically ran the club into the ground then just said see yous next season. I feel for there loyal followers and unpaid volunteers who do bits there the ones let down in all of this not the people running the club or the mercenary players who've got there hands out every week. Oh yeah you are 100% correct there, once the money wasn’t coming in, you either have to try and find it other ways, if you can’t do that then you need to remodel. It’s almost the easy way out to give up and start again. Sure is. Not as if they have been wound up in court or removed by the leaguw
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Post by england on Jan 4, 2024 17:22:20 GMT
Macclesfield who were in the national league before folding were places at step 5, northern league division 1 level so why should Marske who were playing two divisions lower be placed in the northern league division 1, division 2 at best but to me it should be wearside league level. Could the money they raised not keep them going until the end of the season with a makeshift squad and then re-group in division below or seem demotion to an appropriate level? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk I’d guess Macclesfield were placed at that level due to safety reasons. Big crowd, so need to be at a level where clubs can support that. Not sure Marske can have that same claim.
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Post by pooliehopper on Jan 4, 2024 18:46:45 GMT
Bury were put into step 6 though.
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Post by mut on Jan 4, 2024 18:52:19 GMT
Never mind players taking pay cuts they should of told them to find new clubs for nothing and got a load of kids in.money raised would of seen them ok.also with regards to league placings its all a load of rubbish.nwcl is running at 24 clubs
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