Tonights games

[Alan W (GNFC)]

40 minutes in & of the other sides arund us, Oxford are losing 1-0 at home to Southport, York Aldershot & Daggers are all 1 up, and other games are level at present. If results sty as they are we wil dro to 10th tonight, but a win tomorrow could push us up to 5th.

[Alan W (GNFC)]

5 minutes later and several changes - good news - Aldershot now trail 2-1, Daggers back to 1-1, but bad news that Burton now lead 1-0. Mixed news - Exeter lead 1-0 at Grays.

[Hempstead Gaz]

Guess who has scored for Southport?

Our favourite Tunisian!!!

[eufckev]

Oh, I wonder who that could be!!

[Alan W (GNFC)]

Aldershot real see saw game - after Tamworth got 2 in 3 minutes, now the Shots have done the same and lead 3-2. Thats 4 goals in 9 minutes of football!!

[eufckev]

Oxford 1-1 Southport, penalty to Oxford.

[Alan W (GNFC)]

Oxford back to 1-1, but NOrtjhwich have equalised against York. Grays hav also equalised against Exeter.

[Alan W (GNFC)]

Daggers back in front, but Shots back to 3-3.

[Alan W (GNFC)]

With Burton back to 1-1, a win tomorrow night would now take us all the way up to 3rd! Oxford losing again 2-1. 7 of the 11 games tonight are level now the other games only have 1 goal dividing the teams - sums up how tight the league is this season really

[David Holden]

Tom Davis booked again (that's 6 for the season)

[Alan W (GNFC)]

Late goals at a number of games including goals for Burton & York, which ultimately means we'll be 5th after all if we can earn 3 points tomorrow.

[David Holden]

Updated League table is here

[Stu M]

Quote:

David Holden said:
Tom Davis booked again (that's 6 for the season)

Did someone steal a hairband?

[Nagasaki]

Not that we should worry about anybody - Stevenage are back in the picture, 3 wins and a draw in their last 4 games, Morecambe have now won 2 on the bounce, at Grays and Rushden at home tonight, Burton, 4 wins and unbeaten in their last six, we are due to play all of these sides plus Oxford (Well done Southport) and Woking in our next 10 league games.

 

I think that this division is facinating this year, every games a cup tie, it will be interesting to see the tables on December 9th after we have played Stevenage, the top 5 are likely (bar Oxford?)to be completely different.

 

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[Fleet boys]

we are 9 unbeaten and getting the 3 points tonight will put us in the play offs for the first time this season which will be well deserved

UP THE FLEET

[DarrenGNFC]

The Times expect us to lose.

 

Expect Weymouth to grind out victory

by george rae

 

 

 

Weymouth should be backed at a stand-out 21-20 with Bet365 to beat Gravesend, their visitors in the Nationwide Conference on Wednesday evening.

 

Most other bookmakers quote them at odds-on - Paddy Power are as short as 5-6 - for a match that will be shown live on Sky.

 

The Terras, third in the table, bounced back from two defeats with a 2-1 home win over St Albans, courtesy of two late goals from Wayne Purser.

 

Although Weymouth have been short of goals, their home form is exemplary, with five wins from six starts. They have scored only eight but, impressively, conceded just three.

 

Gravesend have been notably solid this term, their only two defeats from 12 outings coming in tough fixtures against Aldershot and York, and even then only by the odd goal.

 

Their away form is sound enough, with two wins and three draws from six matches, but if there is a criticism it may be that they lack the firepower to ovcercome the better sides in the division.

 

Expect this to be tight, but Weymouth’s defence gives them a strong platform from which to take the points.

[Slartibartfast]

They were 100% correct.