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Post by windy1970 on Jun 14, 2024 13:22:45 GMT
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Post by sikirk on Jun 14, 2024 16:02:21 GMT
Do teams ever win these appeals? Anyhow welcome kendal, is travel really much more in the northern league?
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Post by england on Jun 14, 2024 16:28:36 GMT
Do teams ever win these appeals? Anyhow welcome kendal, is travel really much more in the northern league? I’d be interested to know the differences. Often heard the M6 makes it easier to travel north and south, rather than the east to west of the Northern League
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Post by beenaboutabit on Jun 14, 2024 16:35:36 GMT
The FA would never have allowed a 25 team league so their appeal was never going to succeed.
It’s only two years since the FA were banging on about basing the northern leagues on along the major motorways on either coast.
Feel for Kendal but think they will cope. Although Pickering cited travel for their poor season in the NL1.
Kendal might get a shock at the strength of the NL1 though.
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Post by brutus on Jun 14, 2024 16:45:05 GMT
Well I'm sure Kendal are disappointed but the decision's been made now, lets give them a warm welcome to the North East. I've not been to Kendal Town FC so I'm looking forward to visiting although perhaps not on a wintery midweek in January!
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Post by windy1970 on Jun 14, 2024 17:39:10 GMT
Do teams ever win these appeals? Anyhow welcome kendal, is travel really much more in the northern league? Not a single appeal was successful this season. I can only recollect an handful of successful appeals ever.
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Post by sikirk on Jun 14, 2024 20:11:07 GMT
Do teams ever win these appeals? Anyhow welcome kendal, is travel really much more in the northern league? Not a single appeal was successful this season. I can only recollect an handful of successful appeals ever. A argument could have been a team further north or close to kendal were in nwcl, but there isn’t such a team
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Post by sikirk on Jun 14, 2024 20:12:14 GMT
The FA would never have allowed a 25 team league so their appeal was never going to succeed. It’s only two years since the FA were banging on about basing the northern leagues on along the major motorways on either coast. Feel for Kendal but think they will cope. Although Pickering cited travel for their poor season in the NL1. Kendal might get a shock at the strength of the NL1 though. Pickering was a odd one, surely there northern league travel was the same as the northern counties east league
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Post by sikirk on Jun 14, 2024 20:13:28 GMT
Do teams ever win these appeals? Anyhow welcome kendal, is travel really much more in the northern league? I’d be interested to know the differences. Often heard the M6 makes it easier to travel north and south, rather than the east to west of the Northern League Fair point about the m6 as opposed to having to cross the pennines but penrith have played in the northern league for years and keep going
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Post by beenaboutabit on Jun 14, 2024 21:09:15 GMT
The FA would never have allowed a 25 team league so their appeal was never going to succeed. It’s only two years since the FA were banging on about basing the northern leagues on along the major motorways on either coast. Feel for Kendal but think they will cope. Although Pickering cited travel for their poor season in the NL1. Kendal might get a shock at the strength of the NL1 though. Pickering was a odd one, surely there northern league travel was the same as the northern counties east league That’s a very valid point. Can’t have been much in it.
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Post by dfc on Jun 14, 2024 22:53:44 GMT
I guess that many of the Kendal squad could be based south of Kendal around the M6 corridor. This would give them reasonable access to both home and away games in the North West. In that case, away games in the Norrhern Leagues will be a different proposition for players based say half an hour south of Kendal. In my opinion the logistics and costs will be a major concern for Club.
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Post by kentrebel on Jun 14, 2024 23:13:43 GMT
I guess that many of the Kendal squad could be based south of Kendal around the M6 corridor. This would give them reasonable access to both home and away games in the North West. In that case, away games in the Norrhern Leagues will be a different proposition for players based say half an hour south of Kendal. In my opinion the logistics and costs will be a major concern for Club. That's a very reasonable assumption and would explain why an appeal was lodged.
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Post by bigcbeat1 on Jun 14, 2024 23:15:45 GMT
Do teams ever win these appeals? Anyhow welcome kendal, is travel really much more in the northern league? I think Boldon won an appeal a few year back.
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Post by sikirk on Jun 14, 2024 23:38:10 GMT
I guess that many of the Kendal squad could be based south of Kendal around the M6 corridor. This would give them reasonable access to both home and away games in the North West. In that case, away games in the Norrhern Leagues will be a different proposition for players based say half an hour south of Kendal. In my opinion the logistics and costs will be a major concern for Club. Good point, i wonder if they are more lancashire based and maybe even train in lancashire, a bit like barrow who train in in the north west, at least they used too in there non league days
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Post by jambon on Jun 15, 2024 6:20:43 GMT
Well I'm sure Kendal are disappointed but the decision's been made now, lets give them a warm welcome to the North East. I've not been to Kendal Town FC so I'm looking forward to visiting although perhaps not on a wintery midweek in January! visited kendal a few years back in a fa cup game .canny clubhouse. Good set of supporters. Great day out
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