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Welcome to the BlueSq Your Say - Feel free to air your opinions and views on all things relating to the Blue Square Premier, North and South.


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afcwimbledonfan
Posted 14/05/2008 @ 18:47 View all afcwimbledonfan's posts

as an afcwimbledon fan i am so looking forward to the coming season . blue square i hope you are ready for the womble invasion

BAFC_4_EVA
Posted 14/05/2008 @ 11:18 View all BAFC_4_EVA's posts

as a supporter of barrow afc im extremely looking forward to our return to the conference (BSP) it was side times when we were demoted 10 years ago, and after recent years we thought it was a long way for our return, but daz and dave (sheridan and bayliss) have restored our pride and optomism in our side and its a fairy tale that we are a BSP side once again, cant wait till next season

toxrdfc
Posted 14/05/2008 @ 11:14 View all toxrdfc's posts

rushden are going up next season

PenzanceStag
Posted 11/05/2008 @ 07:38 View all PenzanceStag's posts

Here's hoping for a better season in the BSP , after last seasons demise ( with all the on/off field debates ) With what iv'e seen , the standard of football is good , so its not going to be easy !! MANSFIELD TOWN FOREVER !!!

fgrdanz
Posted 09/05/2008 @ 13:41 View all fgrdanz's posts

stag4ever let me tell u NO it isnt just look at oxford 9th this year this league is difficult with the standard getting higher each year. I reckon sooner or later the blue square premier will become league 3. The crowds are usually on average 1500 at most clubs some of the ex league clubs are obviously have a bigger fan support!

cityfan
Posted 09/05/2008 @ 13:30 View all cityfan's posts

@Stag4eva. This league is a very hard league to get out of .We have been here for a few seasons now but we always knew it was going to a LONG hard road back to the league. The league produces in different football where most teams can beat each other on their day. Constancy is largely in short supply as the players are conference players for a reason. I would suggest you get any thoughts of planning a promotion party in your 1st season in the blue square as you will more than likely take a while to find your feet in this league. To be fair the refereeing standards has shown a little improvement but we still the odd complete buffoon with a whistle. Crowd levels are between 4000 for the top ex league clubs that are playing well to 600 or so to the struggling part timers. Good luck for next season. How is the John Bachelor take over attempt progressing. YOU MUST AT ALL COSTS REFUSE ANY OFFER HE MAKES. HE WILL ASSET STRIP MANSFIELD TOEN JUST LIKE HE DID TO MY CLUB YORK CITY. HE LEFT US ON OUR KNEES AT 10 MINS FROM CLOSURE.

stag4eva
Posted 09/05/2008 @ 11:19 View all stag4eva's posts

is this league difficult to get out of? We need to be back in the league? Whats the football like? What crowds do you get?

stu_foz
Posted 08/05/2008 @ 13:38 View all stu_foz's posts

geographically worcester and reddich should be moved over to the south with the four relegated clubs into the north. trouble with that would be a potentially uneven balance between the north/south. so maybe stafford into the south and worcester moved over from the north?

forevertufc
Posted 08/05/2008 @ 02:43 View all forevertufc's posts

exeter exile ,dont you mean 3000 exeter fans and 27000 plastics who wont be back no matter the result on the 19th of may

GulfGull
Posted 07/05/2008 @ 17:24 View all GulfGull's posts

Oh, here we go. All the so called city fans coming out of the woodwork now theres a trip to Wembley, eh?! Enjoy the day, then go back to supporting your premier side! Nah, just kidding, City played better and thats that! End of the day, Devon is well represented at the home of English football. Up yours Argyle!! Come On United!!!

Rickyrob
Posted 07/05/2008 @ 12:50 View all Rickyrob's posts

The four teams relegated from the Premier are all Northern teams. Assuming Stafford could go to the South, what will happen with putting one of the other teams into the South? Altrincham are the furthest south of the other relegated teams (?) Or will a south-ish Northern team take a sideways step?

shane_stevenson
Posted 06/05/2008 @ 19:18 View all shane_stevenson's posts

I just read on the Crawley Town FC forum that Simon Wormull has left Lewes Fc. See Below: "I just bumped into Simon Wormull in Crawley town centre. We had a brief chat. He is a free agent now as he is out of contract at Lewes. He has left them. Would be good to get him back at Crawley, he is a very good player, and would definitly cut it in the conference." He would be a steal for any club in the BSP, he can definitly play at a higher level. I know whenever i have seen him play he ran the show.

Baz_Ebne_Boro
Posted 06/05/2008 @ 19:00 View all Baz_Ebne_Boro's posts

So the South play off has now been moved back to Stevenage at 2 days notice, what a joke

AndyBarrow
Posted 05/05/2008 @ 22:45 View all AndyBarrow's posts

Please Please Please Move the game to somewhere closer for both teams. Try and get out of work by 3.30 at the earliest, travel passed Manchester during the rush hour as part of a 3/3 and a half hour journey for a 7.30 kick off. Leave ground at say 10.30 (Presentation, extra time, pens possibly) and another 3 and a half hours back to Barrow for 1.30 only to have to get up for 3am to help people in one of Cumbria's largest charity events - The Keswick to Barrow walk. Please you moved the southern final - move ours to Morecambe or the like and help both sets of supporters create a great atmosphere.

murf
Posted 05/05/2008 @ 19:18 View all murf's posts

Got to agree with the previous messages. BSN please encourage an outbreak of common sense. You've seen the level of support Barrow can give. This can only be discouraged by two things, putting the game on TV (granted thats past the point of no return), and hosting the game 200 miles away. (Which you can still avoid.) Come on, as Dell Boy would say "You know it makes sense" Na na na na na na Steve McNulty.

exeterexile
Posted 05/05/2008 @ 18:19 View all exeterexile's posts

GET IN!!! Gulf Gull where are you? Exeter completely outplayed you over both games. Now for our second chance at Wembley on the 18th. Another 30,000 Exeter fans there i'm sure.

John_Bucks
Posted 05/05/2008 @ 13:00 View all John_Bucks's posts

Right, now it's all settled and it's us (Barrow) against Stalybridge lets see sense Mr. Blue Square North and... GET THE FINAL MOVED UP NORTH! If you want a good enough reason why the clue is in the league title!

DaveC
Posted 05/05/2008 @ 10:25 View all DaveC's posts

Move the BSN Playoff final back to the north like the BSS final has been. Morecambe is halfway between both clubs. You'll have more fans in attendance and you'll make more money out of it!

STEWSKIN
Posted 05/05/2008 @ 10:12 View all STEWSKIN's posts

With Barrow playing Stalybridge in the final would,nt it make sence to move the final closer to both clubs ?

Bluebird1999
Posted 05/05/2008 @ 09:57 View all Bluebird1999's posts

It's grossly unfair to barrow that the BSN play off final is being held at Burton Albion on a Friday evening. Because of the hugh difference in time and cost between travelling from Barrow and Stalybridge Celtic, Barrow have been placed at a disadvantage. Would you please consider moving this game to a venue that is fairer to both sides, one north of Manchester.

barrowaberdeen
Posted 05/05/2008 @ 09:06 View all barrowaberdeen's posts

Show some common sense please and move the play-off final, now it's Barrow- Stalybridge. You'll get a much bigger crowd at Morecambe or Preston, which is an hour and a half or so on a Friday night rather than 3 and a half! It's already been done in the South.

cookie
Posted 03/05/2008 @ 17:45 View all cookie's posts

sorry newbuckshead i wont be attending,were already promoted.im not a barrow supporter!

bluebird66
Posted 03/05/2008 @ 17:10 View all bluebird66's posts

we are used to uncovered stands at home let alone away games we don't care about cover. If we had played Telford at home on wednesday we would still have taked 500 fans if not more. you are a small club trying to be big. we are the real deal . wembley 19990 22000 say no more. Just ask leek.

newbuckshead
Posted 03/05/2008 @ 13:50 View all newbuckshead's posts

a wednesday night was a little hard 4 sum fans too attend.yes ur true we could of took more.but we never.dnt matter really if one fan turned up.thats football and miweek games.midweek games are always down in attendances.and im sure YOU WILL SHOW US ON SUNDAY HOW AWAY FANS ARE LIKE.JUST BRING A BROLLY CAUSE IT MIGHT RAIN ON THE EAST STAND.BRING IT ON!!

cookie
Posted 03/05/2008 @ 11:31 View all cookie's posts

excellent reply, havin 5+thousand fans should make the the game on sunday buzzing, but the point i tryed to get through which obviouslsy was missed is that i had to listern all season to comments about automatic promotion for the bucks!im sure every supporter and team in every league are pationate and proud and give more than A DAM GOOD TRY,but barrow will progress if you dont stop them scoring.is telford strong enough at the back??

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