Who's the bigger club?

[readingrebel]

Slough or Kettering?

 

Dave Deeney has joined Kettering and has Tweeted that Kettering are the biggest club in this division by a mile.

 

Which got me thinking, which club is the biggest?

Edited June 13, 2013 by readingrebel

[readingrebel]

OK, I've looked at their history and concede that Kettering are a bigger club than Slough, not sure it's by a mile but they certainly are a bigger club. 

[michaelSTFC]

Big surprise, he joins another club after we release him and suddenly they are the best thing since sliced bread. Talks a good game, but doesn't seem to know when to stop talking.

[readingrebel]

Big surprise, he joins another club after we release him and suddenly they are the best thing since sliced bread. Talks a good game, but doesn't seem to know when to stop talking.

 

 

All players will say that.

[Eastside Urchin]

As a neutral I would say Kettering

[The Mayor Of Simpleton]

Which side stands the greatest chance of being around at Step 3 or 4 at the end of the season?

 

There's your answer.

[Don Juan DeMarcus]

Interesting my first ever game watching slough was us being done 3-0 by Kettering at wp. Any statto know the date?

[staines_rebel_Jr]

http://www.sloughtownfc.net/reports/3586/

 

September 11 1990

 

 

We don't have a great record against Kettering

 

http://www.sloughtownfc.net/opposition/207/Kettering-Town

 

Using the clubs excellent database

Edited June 14, 2013 by staines_rebel_Jr

[GarySTFC]

Kettering the bigger club for me and seemingly with a decent budget this year. Should be up there.

[Irishadrian]

That 0-3 defeat was a routine league game attendance 1710 Ah those were the days!

[Roystonjez]

Have they still not to satisfy creditors? My understanding is that there is an outstanding HMRC judgement pending?

[Irishadrian]

They are a bit like the Rebels in that they are homeless having lost their ground they will play next seasons home games at Steel Park  the home of Corby Town. As things stand today I don't see them as a bigger club  Theres no point in looking back  Nothing and no-one is going that way!.

[Savagebee]

Kettering Town!

[grandad]

Are you sure that they are at Corby?  Thought they had done up Burton Park Wanderers ground and sharing there.

[Irishadrian]

granddad No Im not sure Just remember that from the non league paper but a few months ago I will try to find out either way they are in the same boat as us.

[Irishadrian]

granddad    yes you are correct   thanks for pointing it out They've spruced up the ground and installed floodlights.

Edited June 14, 2013 by Irishadrian

[HP9]

 

OK, I've looked at their history and concede that Kettering are a bigger club than Slough, not sure it's by a mile but they certainly are a bigger club.

Dave Deeney is an average half decent player who has the odd good game. Playing the lowest level of non league football shows he is not that good. If he was he would be playing higher and a bigger club than Kettering "who are exactly the same as Slough Town these days" would have come in for him. He's at his level, good luck to him. 

[The Mayor Of Simpleton]

Are you sure that they are at Corby?  Thought they had done up Burton Park Wanderers ground and sharing there.

 

That's correct.  They have put floodlights in at BPW and it looks a pretty decent ground now.

 

However, with Ladak in the background, anything could happen.  They look very vulnerable but good luck to them.

[Chris]

I believe this is where they are playing next season:

 

http://www.poppynet.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=15058

[Eastside Urchin]

If you had of asked me as a 12 year old,I would of said Slough as they were a name I was familiar with back then but getting to know non league a bit more,Kettering are a big non league name.

I remember getting a train to Sheffield and stopping at Kettering as a teenager and thought we had arrived early at Sheffield as was the impressive size of their floodlights and ground,because of that I followed their results for some time and they were always a decent supported,size club