Next year

By Son of Reg13/4/2017 12:37Thu Apr 13 12:37:05 2017

Views: 3275

Aveley fan here, I come in peace! If the worse comes to the worse and you do get relegated, are you in all probability heading for Ryman North as you are historically an Isthmian club. Or as a curveball, would you go southern league, as your a bit West for how the Ryman is lining up these days, just curious really.

reply to this article | return to the front page

Re: Next year

By John Rogers13/4/2017 14:59Thu Apr 13 14:59:13 2017In response to Next yearTop of thread

Views: 3147

Good question, tbh. I suspect we might be shunted to the Southern League were the worst to happen, but there's no way of knowing these days how the blazers draw their maps.

reply to this article | return to the front page

Re: Next year

By embee13/4/2017 19:16Thu Apr 13 19:16:07 2017In response to Re: Next yearTop of thread

Views: 3238

Ryman Premier
I believe :-)

reply to this article | return to the front page

Re: Next year

By Alan A17/4/2017 08:57Mon Apr 17 08:57:49 2017In response to Re: Next yearTop of thread

Views: 3043

Can't see mystery tour taking-in Saaf Essix next season, should the unthinkable occur.
It's down to the FA Committee, which I think Mike Appleby has given up chairing.
Ryman Blazers don't really have a say. (They're only "Ryman" Blazers for another two weeks. What happened to the announcement of this alleged new sponsor the Isthmian has signed?)
The Kempster thread, now done by Wazzafan, not Black Douglas, has not been updated for the weekend's results (Tut! Tut!) but it has Hendon in the SL Midland Division for next year. Cambridge City, who, like Hendon, sneaked out of the relegation slots on Saturday, were destined for the Saaf Essix Division, so there is wriggle-room to move the boundary without upsetting too many people. Here's the map:

https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?mid=17ijaJIfUKmbiAOsZzIQns-1BaXI&ll=51.71688114612865%2C-0.15660282812496007&z=8

...And let's remember that 2017/18 is scheduled to be the last season with the current 2-3-6 split below the five national divisions. If the FA can pull it off, the pyramid will switch to 2-4-8 for 2018/19.... which will presumably mean six promotion places from each of the Isthmian One, NPL One and Southern League One divisions next April.

Good luck for this afternoon.

Edited by Alan A at 08:59:20 on 17th April 2017

reply to this article | return to the front page