should clubs be allowed b-sides lower down the league?

Originally Posted by Jack Duckworth

why is it funny if RiC doesn't reply to something straightaway?

Share your bemusement tbh, pal

I don't always get to log in until well into the afternoon, as it happens.

Originally Posted by red in cumbria

Share your bemusement tbh, pal

I don't always get to log in until well into the afternoon, as it happens.

RiC logs in later than us, lol!!1

You had to be there.

David Moyes has revealed he once applied to register an Everton reserve team to play in the Conference in an attempt to enhance the development of the club's young players.

Moyes said: "Four or five years ago I tried to put an Everton reserve team into the Conference because it would have been better football for them. My plan was to use Widnes's stadium as the home ground and that when Everton were playing away the B team would have played in the Conference there. I thought the games would have been better, more competitive and more realistic for the players. But we would have had to have gone into division nine of the North-west Outer Counties League or whatever you want to call it and it would have taken 10 or 11 years to get through."

http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2...rve-conference

Originally Posted by Zorg

RiC logs in later than us, lol!!1

You had to be there.

couldnt clubs just buy a conference team? wouldnt cost that much, dont have to rename it either, just effectively make it your reserve team

Originally Posted by Ginners

couldnt clubs just buy a conference team? wouldnt cost that much, dont have to rename it either, just effectively make it your reserve team

I don't think they're allowed. Conflict of interest. Weren't there rumours United inquired after buying a share in Oldham Athletic but the FA put the kybosh on it?

"Hello, Forest. I know you've existed for longer than almost everyone else, and there's only a couple of clubs that have a better record in Europe than you... but we're gonna need your league place so that the Nigerian we just stole from a French club can play some better games. What? Well, no, he can't go on loan, because... sorry, you're breaking up, can't hear you. Good luck at Crawley. Bye!"

Originally Posted by dragflick

United 'B' away days in League 1

If there is a god make it happen!

Originally Posted by Jack Duckworth

Old jack > new.

miss that guy.

Originally Posted by Bunker Buster

AFC Manchester 1878

Originally Posted by forwardirektion

Voted for that, no WUM

manchester central

Originally Posted by thenorthwillriseagain

manchester central

No way. holds zero relevance....

AFC Manchester 1878 is just

Originally Posted by thenorthwillriseagain

manchester central

I see what you did there.

Originally Posted by Bunker Buster

No way. holds zero relevance....

AFC Manchester 1878 is just

"manchester central"...just sounds like a train station.

what was the other one? newton heath united?

Originally Posted by Bunker Buster

Old jack > new.

miss that guy.

he thought you were a @#%&! too, tbh.

Manchester Celtic. Or so it should have been.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History...E2%80%9319 45)

John Henry Davies became the club president, and on 24 April 1902, given that the team now had few ties with its origins; it was no longer based in Newton Heath, the new owners renamed the club Manchester United Football Club, after considering the alternate names "Manchester Celtic" and "Manchester Central". They also changed the team's colours to red and white.

are people really advocating closing down football clubs that have been part of their community for 100+ years on the off-chance that it might help the top clubs slightly?

you bunch of tory bastards. hang your hands in shame. :shakehead:

Not suprised you deleted that Red in Cumbria, bang out of order.

Originally Posted by Jack Duckworth

are people really advocating closing down football clubs that have been part of their community for 100+ years on the off-chance that it might help the top clubs slightly?

you bunch of tory bastards. hang your hands in shame. :shakehead:

it would be win win for everyone, these shitty little run down clubs that have a handful of fans get good young players and more than likely promotion & glory etc.

no ones saying do a wimbledon/mk dons to them

Originally Posted by Ginners

it would be win win for everyone, these shitty little run down clubs that have a handful of fans get good young players and more than likely promotion & glory etc.

no ones saying do a wimbledon/mk dongs to them

good post.

Shame jack cant see the woods for the orange trees...

Originally Posted by Jerry the Berry

Not suprised you deleted that Red in Cumbria, bang out of order.

Glad you caught it before he got away with it

Gonna find an old post of his & bad rep him
Disgusted tbh