After Thoughts

[Guest]

Brilliant game,brilliant result which was fuly deserved(we could and should have had more goals)as a team we all worked and played well,still not convinced personally about Brown's heading ability,and for me the outstanding player on the field for effort and workrate,was Sammy!!!!!!! he kept their back four on their toes all afternoon,one of the best displays of front forward play I have seen at Slough for a good few years.

Anyone know whar league Harrogate play in,and what todays attendance was ? <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/smilie_switch.gif" alt="" />

[Dominic]

there in the northern counties eastern league and it was around 850 [att]

[Ian]

The Northern Counties East League Premier is level 8 in the whole non-league pyramid. Rymans First (N&S) are level 7.

 

Harrogate Railway are currently 16th out of 20 in their division although have played a lot less games, probably due to their cup run. League games suggest they seem to score and also concede loads away from home.

 

An insight but cup football is different as both we and Canvey Island know. <img src="/forums/images/icons/smile.gif" alt="" />

[Guest]

In their cup runs (FA and Vase), they also score and concede lots of goals, including a 4-2 win. a 7-2 win (AET), a 4-4 draw, a 5-2 win and a 5-5 draw. Thet arn't higher in the league bcos of their cup runs/replays, which has meant postponed games. Don't underestimate them, they too are on a good run--yesterday they beat a Unibond Premier side.

[Chris]

Well i'm glad were at home, but they do score a lot of goals and we will have to be at our best.

 

From what I can make of it, they are at a similar level to AFC Totton, but in a northern league.

 

As Michael Gilkes said on Radio Berkshire. We know as much about them as they do about us! <img src="/forums/images/icons/smile.gif" alt="" />