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Always thought the Gents at Ashton Utd were a work of genius. Seemed to have limited drainage and they stank, but the fact the wall was about 5ft high and so allowed you to have a pee and carry on watching the game, what could be better. Surely we could replicate something similar in that part of the ground?

In some ways it would make sense to do this, though its possible some Wealdstone fans would have booked transport/hotels where it may not be possible to get refunds. Also there is some strike action on the railways that day, which could impact travel plans for some Wealdstone fans and indeed some Alty fans. Maybe best to leave it as it is?

Personally think it's way to early to be considering this, given what PP has achieved here. Its obviously looking like a long season, but even if the worse does happen , for me I would be happy if PP was still here this time next year, though i appreciate I may in a diminishing proportion of the fan base, and I don't think PP helps himself by what he said after the SC**thorpe game.

True, but at £19 a game, I think a fair few Alty fans are picking and choosing their games.

After another slow start at home, thought we got ourselves back into the game as the half went on, pressed them well and unsettled them at the back, and thought we deserved the goal. The 2nd half though, we just got caught cold, and after they went 2 1 ahead, never really thought we looked like getting an equaliser. Looked a decent team Chesterfield overall and deserved their win. One point about the scroates who gathered in the popular side in the 2nd half to exchange verbals with Chesterfield fans, thought they could have been stewarded better. 2 or 3 plastic bottles were thrown towards the Chesterfield fans, which were ignored by the stewards and also a couple of fans who were standing against the barrier before these scroates arrived there, felt they had to move away. Something to maybe keep an eye on, when the next big away contingent comes to Moss Lane.

Thanks for the response. In terms of volume it can be loud on the pop side, and maybe just needs someone to check out the current volume levels pre match or at half time on Saturday. The music does seems to cut out at times, wifi issues maybe, and Fanfare for the Common Man always seems to stop suddenly, rather than fade out. The play list I think is brilliant, a great mix of older and new music with the new bands a great feature, which will hopefully continue this coming season.

Nicked from @eddymistra on Twitter, today was Altys 1220th game in top flight non league football since the APL was formed in 1979. This puts us level now with Northwich Vics for the most top flight games played. Kidderminster are 3rd with 1212 games, followed by Kettering and Woking.