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I have never seen any confirmation as to long term intention. On the face of things those seats look ok and if that fence is altered that would make a decent little stand. Plus the cas floodlights are really poor and old fashionioned . You would think they would remove them too and bring them up to modern standards when the ground gets up graded. That would also improve the view from the seats

Well reading through this thread and appology if missed, no one seems to have mentioned keighley and whithaven as non soccer towns

I am looking forward to who appointments as his coaching staff.

There has been a team in the capital in one guise or another for over forty years. There has been the odd high light or two in that time but somehow it still feels the game is just hanging on down there. It's such a pity and I would hate for it to wither away or just hang on in the lower leagues

Its really tough on London at the moment and like others have said people are not going to turn out to see one sided thrashings every week. I really think the game needs a strong competitive side down there. I can understand the logic of dropping down a league to get more competitive games but I believe it would be far easier to grow the club if they are in the top flight. Unfortunately easier said than done

Certainly have, even top class mega rich clubs have a glitch or two and new build snagging problems. But with being top class and mega rich, they get sorted. What's up with Fev have they run out of light bulbs in the local Lidl

I realise I have been mischievous with some of my comments over the last week or so. Last night was probably one of the bigger home games of the season. Bank holiday game against local rivals. Large crowd following on from that recently hard fought cup game. The Fev lights are poor by modern standards, I understand that as money is always tight within our game. However for the club to neglect their up keep and play a game with so many of the individual lights not working is inexcusable in my opinion. The club knew the game was happening and it was an evening KO, surely someone could have at least changed the faulty bulbs in preparation. I agree it was a close game and the outcome was always in doubt, but to me the terrible lighting did not do justice to the good game that was played by both teams in very tough conditions.

Enjoyable !!! I don't know how you found it so. Mind you even ugly women look better in the dark. All I saw was mud and shadows so glad the visits to that place are over for the season

good game and two great defences. O'Neill, doesn't do much flash stuff but he is a excellent defender and grafter

Fair play to Hull, look a totally different side this half. Could the half time in this game be the turning point of Hulls season, it's certainly given them signs of hope and something to build on

Agree a few games on that Fev pitch would e a good dose of reality

I see your point but some of it must be down to him. Nevertheless I also think the culture and ethics of all organisations is set by the person(s) at the very top. I still think Smith won't survive and I just wonder who will be the next patsy out there who will shortly be taking over his job.

Can't see Tony Smith bothering to go back to the club either. He'd be wiser getting down to the dole office to be ahead of the queue after the Easter break

or it could be entirely the opposite. Cas get thumped and Lingard is in the media once again trying to justify how his poor squad that keeps losing is a long term cunning plan

Pontefract, Knottingley and Ackworth, come on ! Ponte and Knottingley have far more Cas fans. Why not really scrape the barrel and add Purston and Wraggby. Fev never has and never will have a bigger fan base than those four clubs you mentioned. But like you say, no harm in dreaming