cityrebel

Since the end of the first lockdown and the start of the second, i have attended 4 speedway meetings and 24 football matches all at different grounds. A pretty decent total considering the circumstances.

Hard to argue with that. It's definitely going to be a long haul. I can't see anyone being allowed into professional football grounds until next August.

Raynes Park Vale v Sheerwater tonight. Hopefully things will improve a bit by December.

Looked a decent programme on the twitter feed.

Metropolitan police v Hendon tonight.

I need to get my missus to do similar via Microsoft publisher. I've only had to print Banstead and Carshalton so far this season. Luckily the rest have been hard copys.

Did Walton And Hersham do a printed prog. I was at Casuals a few days earlier. They did a very limited print run. That was also my first visit to their new ground.

Still at least the premier league is continuing, to help lift the spirits of the nation!!!!!

Sutton Common Rovers v Redhill yesterday. Hopefully i can squeeze a couple more in before weeks of boredom kick in.

National league football is classed as Elite. The same level as the premier league!

Poole speedway is classed as an elite sport, Poole Town is in the amateur category. Crazy as it seems, that's the rules at the moment.

Realism and negatively are often misinterpreted on this forum.

It's those that rent dog tracks that are most at risk. How many greyhound stadiums survive, is going to shape the sport in this country.

Walton Casuals v Metropolitan Police tonight.

Staines Town v Tooting And Mitcham United today.

Chertsey Town v Marlow tonight

You certainly have a great knowledge of non league football. I started out at Wimbledon and Tooting in the early 1970's, progressing to Arsenal home and away. I've always ticked a few non league grounds off every year, but i have really ramped it up this season.

According to last Wednesday's programme, they have been at their current ground for almost 30 years.

Must have drove past the ground a thousand times, without knowing it was there. The combined counties league was once too low a standard for me to consider, but in these uncertain times, beggars can't be choosers.

I was in Basingstoke earlier in the day, and i managed to find a way into the Camrose. What a shame to see it wrecked by vandals. I last saw a match there a couple of season ago.

Farnham Town v Bagshot today.

There is not a lot of love for them in my neck of the woods. I work in Earlsfield and live in Surrey.

Colliers Wood United v Redhill last night.

Beckenham Town v Erith Town last night.

Well the K's are now playing in a non descript ground at Tolworth, groundsharing with Corinthian Casuals. Whilst Kingsmeadow, their home, is now owned by money bags Chelsea. A tale almost as sad as the original Wimbledon FC moving to Milton Keynes. Two wrongs don't make a right.