: Sat Nov 21, 2009 7:11 pm  

faxtastic wrote:

we missed 2 penalties, thankfully we scored on the rebound for 2nd one only consoation at that point.

if only we had converted the 1st one when it was 0-0 it could have been so different.

Quorn out

Ilkeston only draw

: Sat Nov 28, 2009 5:57 pm  

good win today for FC Halifax town, 7 wins from 7 on home soil in the league.

woodley brought a small number of fans and to be fair they made a lot of noise had fun.

we looked comfortable at 2-0 but a mistake nearlly cost us when they got 1 back.

everyone above us won as well apart from Colwyn Bay. but we still have gamesa in hand on all of them apart from Lancaster.

tough game at Leigh next week, looking forward to my first trip to Leigh Sports Village, good playing surface and hopefully for Halifax another 3 points to getting out of this league

: Sat Nov 28, 2009 6:28 pm  

faxtastic wrote:

tough game at Leigh next week, looking forward to my first trip to Leigh Sports Village, good playing surface and hopefully for Halifax another 3 points to getting out of this league

You'll be the first ones to manage it this season, if you do - only one home defeat, and that was against Redditch last week in the Trophy. Beat Bae Colwyn 3-1 today, but we could have had six if we put our minds to it.

: Sat Nov 28, 2009 6:37 pm  

Leyther_Matt wrote:

You'll be the first ones to manage it this season, if you do - only one home defeat, and that was against Redditch last week in the Trophy. Beat Bae Colwyn 3-1 today, but we could have had six if we put our minds to it.

when you came to the shay earlier in the season i thought you looked a really good supise you were unlucky to leave with nothing.

i am expecting a tough game, should be a good game. theres a reason why we have only lost once this season though in the league so i am expecting us to go out and give it all we have.

: Fri Dec 04, 2009 2:31 pm  

Question for Leyther Matt, you may not know the answer to this but you might have more of a clue than me.

why has tommorows game between Leigh Genesis and FC Halifax town been made all ticket.

is it all ticket for every home game you play or just for this one.

i have had a look at a few pictures of the stadium as well, is it a stadium you can walk all the way round when your inside or is it just the case that you pick a stand and you stay there the whole game.

if you can reply to this message as soon as you see it would be most appreciated.

: Fri Dec 04, 2009 3:17 pm  

faxtastic wrote:

Question for Leyther Matt, you may not know the answer to this but you might have more of a clue than me.

why has tommorows game between Leigh Genesis and FC Halifax town been made all ticket.

is it all ticket for every home game you play or just for this one.

i have had a look at a few pictures of the stadium as well, is it a stadium you can walk all the way round when your inside or is it just the case that you pick a stand and you stay there the whole game.

if you can reply to this message as soon as you see it would be most appreciated.

Seems a bit dramatic as I guess the ground will be a quarter full at best.

: Fri Dec 04, 2009 9:30 pm  

faxtastic wrote:

Question for Leyther Matt, you may not know the answer to this but you might have more of a clue than me.

why has tommorows game between Leigh Genesis and FC Halifax town been made all ticket.

is it all ticket for every home game you play or just for this one.

i have had a look at a few pictures of the stadium as well, is it a stadium you can walk all the way round when your inside or is it just the case that you pick a stand and you stay there the whole game.

if you can reply to this message as soon as you see it would be most appreciated.

It's all-ticket in that you can't pay cash on the turnstile, certainly not the only stadium to operate such a policy. And no you can't wander around, only one half of the West Stand is usually open (holds 1,500 so plenty of space).

: Fri Dec 04, 2009 9:31 pm  

Leyther_Matt wrote:

It's all-ticket in that you can't pay cash on the turnstile, certainly not the only stadium to operate such a policy. And no you can't wander around, only one half of the West Stand is usually open (holds 1,500 so plenty of space).

Makes a bit more sense

: Fri Dec 04, 2009 10:32 pm  

Leyther_Matt wrote:

It's all-ticket in that you can't pay cash on the turnstile, certainly not the only stadium to operate such a policy. And no you can't wander around, only one half of the West Stand is usually open (holds 1,500 so plenty of space).

yeah am just not used to such a policy being operated in the division we are in.

ah yeah, same case at the shay, they stopped people swapping stands at half time now.

is the West Stand behind the sticks?

: Fri Dec 04, 2009 10:33 pm  

faxtastic wrote:

yeah am just not used to such a policy being operated in the division we are in.

ah yeah, same case at the shay, they stopped people swapping stands at half time now.

is the West Stand behind the sticks?

It's the main stand along one side.