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[Ian_Sanderson]

I see that the FA should decide next years league constitution as early as Thursday.

The Premier should be pretty self explanatory, without any major re-shuffle with clubs moving from one league boundary (e.g. Southern Leauge across to Ryman) so simply a matter of the newly promoted and relegated clubs moving in. This should mean - Aveley up from North, Bognor down from Connie South, Cray up from South, and Kingstonian up from the South. One puzzler though is Fisher - I know their fate isnt clear-cut but they may well be the leagues 22nd club. I don't wish to speculate but from rumours, I wonder if they will indeed be in a Div as high as the Ryman Premier - I heard lower?. I hope not, as Fisher would be a good addition, always enjoyed playing them.

In terms of the South, again, fairly clear cut. A Sussex team being new, i.e. Horsham and then Ramsgate down. The only other mooted move would be Catham moving in from the North Div. I was puzzled as to why they and Thamesmead were ion the North last year anyway.

In terms of the North, htis is the most intriguing. Looks likely we'll have AFC Hayes from the Southern League moving in, along with Uxbridge. Not sure what thats all about, as they are more Southern League than Ryman IMO. Ryman North should be London, Essex and Suffolk sides I feel. Other new boys will be Harklow and Heybridge down from the Prem and VCD from the Kent. Again, why aren't VCD in the South?.

I'd like to see Bury, Soham and Sudbury in the North and VCD,Thamesmead in the South. I did hear Sudbury were pushing for this.

 

Does anyone else have their take on who'll be where next season?

 

 

 

[Drummer]

Seems to me that the reason for teams like Thamesmead and VCD going into the North is purely their close proximity to the Dartford Crossing and Blackwall Tunnel. Having said that, I can't really see why Chatham had to go to the North.