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Cross that bridge when (if) we get there ! athough if pushed i would slightly favour Bromley . Both very tough asks though.

Indeed, far too giddy, unless I've misunderstood things we haven't got a home eliminator confirmed yet, let alone won it!

PS. I believe we need to finish 4th to have a shot at Bromley in the semi.
(unless Barnet collapse)

Yes lads. I think I'd rather have Bromley too. Purely from the point of view that I think we'd have more of a shot at it ... and all bets are off in the final - it's who turns up on the day.

Good luck with your recovery Justin. We'll miss you.
See you next season fit and raring to go!

I feared something bad had happened when our minutes played was miles behind everyone else's on the BBC results page.

Here's hoping he makes a full and quick recovery

Cross that bridge when (if) we get there ! athough if pushed i would slightly favour Bromley . Both very tough asks though.
 
 

Bloody hell, that's awful for him.

Get well soon Justin and hopefully he can join up with us for the start of the new season (or certainly not very long afterwards).

Assuming we get a home eliminator, who would we prefer to visit in the semi finals - Barnet or Bromley?

The pacing of finishing 4th is slightly nicer, as it's four days rest into the first game and then another four - but that doesn't answer your question...

Purely from a spectator's point of view, playing on the Saturday v Barnet would be better logistically for travel - but that doesn't answer your question either!

Obviously there's the pitch differences - the lads are used to playing on an artificial surface and I really don't like Barnet's ground.

So Bromley it is (I think)?!

Assuming we get a home eliminator, who would we prefer to visit in the semi finals - Barnet or Bromley?

You could see it was a bad one from the way he went down. Wishing him a full and speedy recovery.