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Mr Mercury, on 28 April 2024 - 04:38 PM, said:

Harsh to judge when this is the most I’ve seen of him but I wouldn’t touch him with a barge pole. Playing like he knows he’ll be in the EFL next season regardless of todays result.

CC's stats can't be ignored but yep, today he was a fringe player. He's not fit enough for CFC.

Never noticed him before but Bromley's LB Odutayo was outstanding. Best LB display I've seen for a long time. On loan from Fulham.

[frearsghost]

Trying to decide which is worse, Solihull or Bromley

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How long have Bromley got to change their pitch if they win next week?

[spireitetoo]

 dim view, on 28 April 2024 - 05:42 PM, said:

How long have Bromley got to change their pitch if they win next week?

Harrogate had to play their 1st 2 or 3 games at Donny when they went up, but I presume before the start of the season or have a contingency plan in place if its not ready..

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frearsghost, on 28 April 2024 - 05:36 PM, said:

Trying to decide which is worse, Solihull or Bromley

To be fair to both clubs, whilst ever we have been down in the NL they have continuously performed at the higher end of the table and been in and around the playoffs. At times, both clubs have shown they can play some decent football too. Unfortunately, though, they have shown a capability to use the dark arts too.

Never been to either ground but Bromley’s doesn’t look a bad little set up but, if they are successful, they will have to rip up the plastic which has been advantageous to them over the seasons.

By comparison, the Solihull’s pitch doesn’t look too bad but I do wonder if the EFL could insist on some serious investment being undertaken in terms of supporter facilities, safety issues, standing and seating areas etc.

As both clubs have relatively small fan bases and home attendances it could be interesting to see how this might affect their EFL budget allowance next season too.

[s42blue]

Disappointed the best football team went out. Second would be Barnet.

Don’t care now which go up. They won’t be challenging us next year. Neither will support L2 football over the medium term.

[isleaiw1]

As a supplier is a Solihull fan, now there is no choice but the two teams I didnt want, I'll favour them, also closer for the locals and they got there on a grass pitch and so no unfair home advantage...

although interestingly they are 4th in both home and away tables, whereas Solihull are top of the away league!