bsp north/south/div2 round up

Just thought i'd give you a quick round up on who we might be meeting next year

BSP NORTH - Hyde are still top but are anxiously looking over their shoulders at guiseley who have won 9 on the spin and are now only 2 points behind. both have 2 mid table teams to play;interestingly both have to play Boston who have slumped alarmingly. anyone who's not going to BP on 28.4 might be interested that Guiseley are at Boston that day (jamie clarke, danny boshell and ciaran toner all starring!)
the play off places will be interesting - 1 of the above plus halifax, gainsborough and nuneaton , although stalybridge have an outside chance of a place.

BSP SOUTH - We'll definitely be taking that delightful   trip to Woking next season - hopefully they'll actually open the whole ground this time! 3 of the play off places are taken by 3 boring outer london suburbs/towns in sutton, welling and dartford. the 4 the place is a 3 way battle between chelmsford, basingstoke and dover. dover are on the slide having only won 4 of their last 10 as are chelmsford who have only won 2 in 9.the team that are coming up on the rails are basingstoke who have only lost 1 in 8 and have a game in hand, but probably have the toughest run in.

LEAGUE 2 -It's 2 from 3 .Barnet have only won 1 in 17 and have ,in desperation, gone back to martin allen for the 3rd time to try and save their bacon.they still have to goto southend and 2 of their last 3 are away.Macclesfield are even worse - they're getting nearly as bad as GTFC with NO wins in 2012 - 22 games since their last victory.they like barnet have 2 away ganes and also have to go to southend.they look doomed!
hereford are not much better - no wins in 7 and 3 horrible looking fixtures in northampton (who just need a point to be safe) and then crawley and torquay. what price yet another last day Barnet survival story???

Interesting thread mate thanks .............p.s hope dovers slide continues

me too. think i'd prefer dartford as they have a lovely new ground (grim exile could tell you more), although sutton would be fun with it's old fashioned-ness(if that's a word) and the memories of the coventry FA cup match. would also bring back a memory or 2 for me after several battles there, on and off the pitch, when aylesbury united visited in their heyday

I'll stick up for the new place I call home here. Hardly wokings fault the ground was shut it was run by Hayes on the night. Wking have an average attendance of about 1,500-2,000 this season which will probably be the same for next season. Only downside is we'll be shoved on the open terrace along the side of the ground.

Sutton for me. It's only a few miles from my house

http://tims92.blogspot.co.uk/2011/03/dartford-princes-park-ground-no.html - Looks an interesting ground.

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Sutton for me. It's only a few miles from my house

Me too. Well not my house but my mothers. Hop on the train at Waddon which must be at least 5 mins walk, then hop off at Sutton West 10 mins later, practically next to the ground.

Liking the look of Dartford's ground.

I can't see Boston beating Hyde - I went to that game at York St. and Hyde basically played Boston off the park while playing most of the game with 10 men. I think it would be a shame for Hyde not to go up as they've basically been there all season. I can't believe you didn't give Trinity more of a mention as there are a few ex-Mariners there and their top scorer, Ryan Kendall, is a Grimsby lad. Fingers crossed for G'boro and another derby!

Regarding the sarth - come on Dover - always wanted to go there for no reason really and would be fun on the ferry from France! Barnet, as mentioned in another thread, as my mate supports them and London games are easy from France.

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http://tims92.blogspot.co.uk/2011/03/dartford-princes-park-ground-no.html - Looks an interesting ground.

it looks like a massive bus stop