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Annual Accounts for Southend United Football Club
southendunited.co.ukUnreal backing from Carlisle United's fans for the playoff semi final. Nearly sold out 3 sides of the stadium already.
Why did adam lakeland leave FC halifax town for morecambe?
thenationalleague.org.ukPredicting the rest of the national leagues playoff (:
Rochdale 1-0 Scunthorpe United
Carlisle 2-2 Boreham Wood (2-4p)
Kidderminster 3-2 Macclesfield
South Shields 0-1 Buxton
Torquay 1-2 Dorking
Hornchurch 5-1 WSM
Finals:
Rochdale 3-1 Boreham Wood
Kidderminster 1-1 Buxton (1-3 AET)
Dorking 0-2 Hornchurch
Promotions and relegations for 2025/26:
Crawley, Barrow relegated to NL
York, Rochdale promoted to L2
Brackley, Morecambe, Braintree and Truro relegated to NLN/S
Fylde, Buxton promoted to NL from S
Worthing, Hornchurch promoted to NL from N.
Morecambe Football Club is delighted to announce the appointment of Adam Lakeland as First Team Manager with immediate effect.
The Club has reached an agreement with FC Halifax Town after meeting the terms of Lakeland’s release clause, allowing him to make the move to Morecambe on a new 3-year contract.
Boreham Wood 1 - 0 Forest Green Rovers: Seasoned playoff battlers Boreham Wood progress through the first round after a resilient display, dispatching Robbie Savage's Forest Green!
bbc.co.ukWho wins the NL playoffs 25/26?
Feels like a lot of this sub were backing Southend given their form going into the playoffs, but now them and FGR are out, who do you think wins the playoffs?
Fixtures:
Rochdale v Scunthorpe
Carlisle v Boreham Wood
Playoffs format
When they changed the playoffs format to six clubs did they ever explain why they fixed the bracket to 2nd vs 5th or 6th and 3rd vs 4th or 7th instead of just having the traditional lowest remaining seed visits the highest seed?
Scunthorpe United 1 - 0 Southend United: Plenty was made of Southend's strong form going into the playoffs, but they fall at the first hurdle thanks to dogged Scunthorpe, who next play Rochdale!
bbc.co.ukThe morning after
Lost 4-2 to Buxton in the playoff E L I M I NA T O R last night.
At 10pm it felt like a lost opportunity, but on reflection, given that we had about 3 weeks last summer to find somewhere to play our home games (thanks go to Bridlington Town), and given that meant playing 20 miles away, and given THAT meant lower attendances and less income, which for a fan-owned club isn't ideal, the fact we achieved our highest ever finish since the new club formed is something to be proud of. We're already established at a level the old club were relegated from.
Nineteen years ago we were preparing for our first seaon, in the county leagues (thanks to Bridlington again). Our pre-season friendlies were on the college playing fields. And we're disappointed to not be playing at Step 1 next season.
Back in Scarborough next season.
Can't wait.
And one last bit of footage from final day: Jimmy McNulty thinking the ref had whistled for full-time, before realising he had actually whistled for a York goal
Rochdale fan filmed emptying a loved one's ashes on the pitch following Dale's 'winner'
My Eliminater predictions for tonight. How do you think today's games will go?
York City's Twitter admin after too many pints and/or forgetting to change accounts following promotion
Sutton United Stadium history
Hi everyone,
I posted in here a while ago asking for information on Sutton United’s stadium and a fair few people responded so thanks for everything.
I make videos on the history of football stadiums, just wanted to post the finished product below.
Hope I did it justice!
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DXjFDFTiLNN/?utm\_source=ig\_web\_copy\_link&igsh=NTc4MTIwNjQ2YQ==