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FARSLEY
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HISTON
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SALISBURY

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TORQUAY

We must push on and not find ourselves dragged into relegation again this year, please God lets push on and hit the middle of the table at least,no time for sentiment, we must have the personel that are best suited to the task,and if that means a few players going then so be it,sad but we must not waste this opportunity to really establish oursleves.
Is it still 4 down this coming season or have they changed it to three??

I think we will see a fair bit of movement both in and out now that our situation has totally chamged.

So,how is everybodies mindset? Is there a chance we may be playing conference national football next season? I get the feeling they may just let things go on as they are and hope for the best.The silence coming from the conference is pretty baffling, unless, as in war of the worlds they are "quietly drawing up there plans against us"  so to speak and have been watching on with interest and already know the outcome of saturdays AGM and have decided a club or two is in for the high jump and will reveal all in bournemouth on saturday.

Thoughts???

"I've come to Crawley as they have the infrastructure in place"

Soon followed by, "I've left Boston as a matter of principle"

Im losing all faith in football,I really am. 

Just yuo watch these wankers go bust in september once we're already underway in the tinpot league

From This is Lincs says that "Boston United's unpaid players have grave concerns the club will not live to see next season, according to midfielder Stewart Talbot. Senior members of the Pilgrims' squad will quiz chief executive Barrie Pierpoint on a number of issues, including their wages, which are three months overdue, and the plans of takeover consortium Standing Alone Limited. Skipper  Paul Ellender, defender Mark Greaves and goalkeeper Andy Marriott will attend the meeting, while Talbot is in regular contact with the Professional Footballers' Association. 'We're not just concerned about whether our wages are going to be met, we're worried whether the club is even going to survive - that's the biggest issue', explained Talbot. 'Nothing seems to be happening, but enough is enough - we want some answers'... Pierpoint admits the current situation is unacceptable and is looking forward to meeting the players for the first time tomorrow...'Things aren't progressing as quickly as I would like', admitted Pierpoint. 'However, I expect things to become a lot clearer by tomorrow'".

In the Morecambe end, Exeter have sold 30,000 tickets now including those sold through the FA, should be a good atmosphere, reasonable seats aswell judging by the plan on the wembley website.