SSML Projections 2020/21

[Localwatcher]

How accurate will these be come August?  A number of United Counties League Division 1 sides making the switch to SSML according to projections.

Many SSML sides being moved elsewhere.

Spartan South Midlands League Premier
		Ardley United	HLP
Arlesey Town	SMP
Aylesbury Vale Dynamos	SMP
Baldock Town	SMP
Biggleswade United	SMP
Brackley Town Saints	HLP
Broadfields United	SMP
Crawley Green	SMP
Dunstable Town	SMP
Easington Sports	HLP
Harefield United	SMP
Harpenden Town	SMP
Leighton Town	SMP
Leverstock Green	SMP
Newport Pagnell Town	SMP
Oxhey Jets	SMP
Potton United	SMP
Risborough Rangers	HLE
Stotfold	SM1
Winslow United	SM1

 

Spartans South Midlands League One
		Bedford	SM1
Blackstones	UC1
Bourne Town	UC1
Burton Park Wanderers	UC1
Langford	SM1
Cranfield United	BCL
Huntingdon Town	UC1
Irchester United	UC1
Ampthill	SM1
Buckingham Athletic	SM1
Netherton United	PDL
Northampton Sileby Rangers	UC1
Peterborough North End Sports	PDL
Pinchbeck United	UCP
Raunds Town	UC1
Rushden & Higham United	UC1
Milton Keynes Robins	SM1
St. Andrews	UC1
Wellingborough Whitworth	UC1
Whittlesey Athletic	UC1
Shefford Town & Campton	SM1
Letchworth Garden City Eagles	HSL

 

Combined Counties League One
		A.F.C. Hayes	CC1
Amersham Town	SM1
Bagshot	CC1
Berkhamsted Raiders C.F.C.	SM2
British Airways	CC1
CB Hounslow United	CCP
Chalvey Sports	HLE
Eversley & California	CC1
F.C. Deportivo Galicia	CC1
Hillingdon Borough	SM1
Hilltop	MCL
Holmer Green	HLP
Holyport	HLE
Langley	HLE
London Colney	SMP
London Samurai Rovers	MCL
London Tigers	SM1
Penn & Tyler Green	HLE
Rayners Lane	SM1
Walton & Hersham	CC1
Berks County	TVL
Woodley United	HLE

 

Eastern Counties League South
		Barkingside	ECS
Benfleet	ECS
Brimsdown	SM1
Buckhurst Hill	EOL
Burnham Ramblers	ECS
Catholic United	EOL
Enfield Borough	SM1
F.C. Broxbourne Borough	SM1
Frenford	ECS
Hackney Wick	ECS
Brighlingsea Regent Reserves	ECS
Haverhill Borough	ECN
Holland	ECS
London Lions	SM1
May & Baker Eastbrook C.F.C.	ECS
Newbury Forest	ECS
Park View	SM1
Sawbridgeworth Town	ESL
Wivenhoe Town	ECS
Wormley Rovers	ECS

 

Combined Counties League North
		Abbey Rangers	CCP
Andover New Street	WX1
Ashford Town (Middlesex)	ISC
Bedfont & Feltham	CC1
Burnham	HLP
Edgware Town	SMP
Egham Town	CCP
Flackwell Heath	HLP
Hanworth Villa	CCP
Marlow United	HLE
Molesey	CCP
North Greenford United	SMP
Reading City	HLP
Southall	CCP
St. Panteleimon	SM1
Tadley Calleva	WXP
Virginia Water	HLP
Wembley	SMP
Windsor	HLP
Wokingham & Emmbrook	HLE

[petethegreek]

Not only teams that you will lose in the restructure but refeees as well.

[GRS67]

Edgware are definitely off to the CCL, I've seen a projection where Edgware /Wembley and North Greenford all move and another that had Broadfields /Harefield and Oxhey coming along for the ride. 

We won't know until the summer but it'll be a fresh challenge for all concerned. 

 

As it stands based on both I've seen there's 15 teams that appear in both projections by different people so based on that it gives a good idea as to what teams we (Edgware), will be playing next season. 

 

I'd have to say Southall would be favourites but it looks a very winnable division based on current positions, of course that could all change with players and managers coming and going but I'd have to say if rdh can keep the squad together we could well challenge for promotion next season. 

Edited February 11, 2020 by GRS67

[Winslow Boy]

Why wouldn’t Risborough just go on to Hellenic Prem?

[Savagebee]

All very interesting.

Goodbye London Tigers maybe ? 

Will see.

[GRS67]

18 hours ago, Savagebee said:

All very interesting.

Goodbye London Tigers maybe ? 

Will see.

And good riddance having killed off Kingsbury Town in the process! 

[Savagebee]

1 hour ago, GRS67 said:

And good riddance having killed off Kingsbury Town in the process! 

I never really worked out what London Tigers FC were about?. I saw them play at Avenue Park a good few times and they had no support what's so ever. There old Secretary was a top guy though but he retired a few seasons ago.

Edited February 12, 2020 by Savagebee

[GRS67]

33 minutes ago, Savagebee said:

I never really worked out what London Tigers FC were about?. I saw them play at Avenue Park a good few times and they had no support what's so ever. There old Secretary was a top guy though but he retired a few seasons ago.

Was Avenue Road the ground they played at in Greenford which had poor facilities and pitch? I never went there but heard horror stories, where are they playing now? 

 

London Tigers originally were a Bangladeshi team who's HQ was in Marylebone they're a charitable sports club football just one of the many things they do. 

They merged with Kingsbury Town in the mid 2000's and I watched them regularly around 2008/09 after Edgware had gone dormant, they had a good team with players from all over the world though it was run by Bangladeshi. 

They decided that they wanted to move away and by doing so they efficiently killed off Kingsbury Town as they obviously dropped that from their title. 

I think the secretary you're talking about was the long standing Kingsbury Town secretary, credit to him then because London Tigers had nothing to do with Kingsbury Town anymore 

[Karen Browne]

The secretary was Mick Wilkins who left the club when he moved out of the area

[Big J R]

On 11/02/2020 at 15:11, petethegreek said:

Not only teams that you will lose in the restructure but refeees as well.

 

Awaits Mr Rhodes return from Europe with interest for his views, Pete !!

[Savagebee]

4 hours ago, GRS67 said:

Was Avenue Road the ground they played at in Greenford which had poor facilities and pitch? I never went there but heard horror stories, where are they playing now? 

Yes that's the place in Greenford. It was very run down in the end and the place had no warmth to it that's for sure.

Amersham Town FC (I think)

Edited February 12, 2020 by Savagebee

[Savagebee]

3 hours ago, Karen Browne said:

The secretary was Mick Wilkins who left the club when he moved out of the area

That's the guy a really nice bloke and he did everything for the club when he was involved with them I'm very surprised that London Tigers FC survived with out him to be honest.

[Rhodes]

Here is the full 26 page document from the FA on their so called Mapping Exercise for next season at Steps 5 and 6, another one will be produced in April which presumably will be pretty much final:

https://resources.thefa.com/images/ftimages/data/league522238936/89140.pdf

[Rhodes]

I believe this is an update on the projections for next season:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1mmUMBlqSylxdNrvwbXnUljQoWmjw5J0RNRUTgVhKYTo/edit#gid=0

[Rhodes]

There was a really interesting and detailed article in the Herts Advertiser last week regarding next season's so called 'perfect pyramid' and how it might look however the Coronavirus has thrown, sorry, chucked a huge spanner in the works even though, it is felt, the restructuring will still go ahead regardless. Colney Heath are mentioned, as they are in the Herts Advertiser's catchment area, and, although very much guesswork at this stage, they may well be put in a division with the likes of Biggleswade, Welwyn Garden City, Hertford Town, Bedford Town, Barking, Marlow and Tring Athletic if it is decided two Club's are promoted out of the SSML Premier Division:

https://www.hertsad.co.uk/sport/football/how-will-non-league-look-in-2020-2021-after-the-restructure-1-6571210?utm_source=Twitter&utm_medium=Social_Icon&utm_campaign=in_article_social_icons

[Rhodes]

Sadly the 2020/21 campaign is now all over bar the shouting and, incredibly, the planned implementation of the restructure of the National League System has been deferred until the start of the 2021/22 season, who would have thought it two or three weeks ago prior to the Coronavirus kicking in all over the World:

https://www.thenonleaguefootballpaper.com/latest-news/29763/coronavirus-battle-all-football-below-national-league-to-end-now/?utm_medium=onesignal&utm_source=push_notifications&utm_campaign=web_push

[Savagebee]

3 hours ago, Rhodes said:

Sadly the 2020/21 campaign is now all over bar the shouting and, incredibly, the planned implementation of the restructure of the National League System has been deferred until the start of the 2021/22 season, who would have thought it two or three weeks ago prior to the Coronavirus kicking in all over the World:

https://www.thenonleaguefootballpaper.com/latest-news/29763/coronavirus-battle-all-football-below-national-league-to-end-now/?utm_medium=onesignal&utm_source=push_notifications&utm_campaign=web_push

Yep it's been a strange/crazy last couple of weeks to say the least.

[Karen Browne]

23 hours ago, Rhodes said:

Sadly the 2020/21 campaign is now all over bar the shouting

The 2020/21 season hasn't even started yet or do you think this Coronavirus is here to stay for another fifteen months

[Rhodes]

Karen - Thanks for pointing that out, obviously I meant 2019/20 however the way things are going we could well lose some, if not all, of 2020/21 too couldn't we. I see that it was suggested on another Forum to start the 2020/21 campaign in late November with all teams playing each other just the once instead of home and away, also to scrap most/all Cup competitions other than the Nationals in a shortened 2020/21 season with no replays in the FA Cup, FA Vase and FA Trophy, that would certainly ease your workload wouldn't it.

[petethegreek]

5 hours ago, Karen Browne said:

The 2020/21 season hasn't even started yet or do you think this Coronavirus is here to stay for another fifteen months

Can you complete this season's Cup competitions in August?