Re: Isthmian League next season ?

By ktfcprogrammes735/3/2023 22:23Sun Mar 5 22:23:15 2023In response to Re: Isthmian League next season ?

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probably a bit early for league decisions at this stage of the season as very fluid & dependant on who gets relegated/promoted

As we’ve known for a few years at step 3 we are on the cusp of both isthmian prem & southern south prem.

Should we be relegated we might end up in southern league central with clubs like Hadley who are 5 miles up the road or isthmian south central with many clubs in the Middlesex area like Uxbridge

Usually an FA Committee decision rather than something the club or league can control. Not an exact science but these links are interesting and are pretty good predictors of who ends up in which league

Projections Spreadsheet

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1sVy_lVhVryXsm8FQ4Orrpi7tD5cRcZmQmJRdRPNm2CU/htmlview#

Step 4

https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?mid=1ApgUHRspX9risKALJwrdmABKYvJaax8&ll=51.586384859721996%2C-0.24263611596499923&z=9

Step 3

https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?mid=17K9ktYjHpsj5_Co18D135AXgwtlzvHU&ll=53.06503268611267%2C-3.461202462500056&z=3

better players tend to be attracted by better results. Player recruitment doesn’t just happen in the close season but as a club we are unfortunately in a position where we haven’t yet secured step 3 status which can make players a bit twitchy if committing for the future

Better crowds is an interesting point. Imo SJP has historically never really been a great location for pulling in big crowds - the Folkestone play off and arsenal friendlies were fantastic and before that Kingsbury attracted 500+ crowds for matches against Wealdstone, Chelsea reserves, spurs and Aldershot town but these were the exceptions and tbh I can recall a few games in the 90s/early 2000s of Kingsbury town where crowds were “officially”single figures

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