Well Bromley's season ended with a spineless 1-0 defeat at home to already relegated Dorchester. Rumours of the playing budget being chopped in half for next year. We'll soon be back where we belong.

Can Wembley get ANYTHING right? http://www.thenonleaguefootballpaper.co ... 71&sud=895

Can Wembley get ANYTHING right? http://www.thenonleaguefootballpaper.co ... 71&sud=895

A bit of a cheap shot.

Having said that, you do have a point. Halifax Town are hardly a prime example of a financially stable sports club.

Who is at this level?

Might go watch Southport or even FCUM on wednesday night... I fancy some play-off action.

Unless something changes, make room for us Rotherham fans in this thread

I'm off to FCUM on Wednesday night

And me. Scouting for next season

I'm glad some posts have been made about FCUM, as there is somthing regarding the club that i'm unsure of.

Whilst listening to Radio Manchester the other week it mentioned that FCUM had been playing in front of a crowd of around 1500. With all the hype and media attention that they had in their first season I was wondering, what has happened. They were getting far bigger attendanes when they were formed so is this a case of United fans continuing to be fickle or has the novelty factor off watching a non premier league team worn off?

Premiership top 3's 04-08

2003/4

1 - Arsenal
2 - Chelsea
3 - Man Utd


2004/5

1 - Chelsea
2 - Arsenal
3 - Man Utd

2005/6

1 - Chelsea
2 - Man Utd
3 - Liverpool

2006/7

1 - Man Utd
2 - Chelsea
3 - Liverpool

2007/8

1 - Man Utd
2 - Chelsea
3 - Arsenal