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Southern Connections 2005/6
Nostrupredictus Puts His Thinking Cap On
11/Mar/2006 (Gravesend and Northfleet) - Anon
Only a quarter of the season left now, so time for me to look at the remaining fixtures and see if we can make the playoffs and bring in some extra funds to help the club's financial crisis. I am looking at the seven teams around us, and this is after Tuesday March 7th's fixtures - having just returned from a damp Dagenham with 3 points. Firstly Accrington, they look well secure as Champions elect, and good luck to them. I can remember as a lad when they dropped out of the league 44 years ago. Hereford could finish with a further 6 wins & 4 draws. It will be a big game here at Kit-Kat Crescent on the last day of the season. Halifax have a tough run in and may only amass a further 17 points. Stevenage should achieve 3 wins only and four draws. Morecombe have a hard time at the back end of the season and can only hope for 3 wins and 3 draws. Judging on current form, Grays and Exeter have bounced back just at the wrong time for us although they have the added fixtures congestion of the two legged semi-finals of The Trophy. Grays may struggle with their small squad and I predict for them only two wins and 5 draws. Exeter should achieve 5 wins and 4 draws. Coming to ourselves, here the heart takes over but on current form we should get another 22 points from the remaining games. So the final table could read Accrington as Champions, Hereford with 82 points, York City 75 points, Halifax 74 points, Exeter 69 points and they would all go into the playoffs and missing out will be Stevenage 66 points, Morecambe 63 points and Greys with 62 points. Time will tell, fingers crossed, and really do keep the faith. Up the City!NEXT Social Evening - 6 April 2006. Please check our website for details of our next social evening planned for THURSDAY 6 APRIL 2006 from 7.45 pm. We meet at The Old Doctor Butler's Head [in the upstairs function room], 2 Masons Avenue, London EC2 5BT. The pub is situated in a narrow street which can be reached from either Basinghall Street or Coleman Street [close to the Guildhall]. Nearest tube stations are BANK [suggest use exit one] and ST PAULS [both on the Central Line]; or MOORGATE [on the Northern, Circle, Metropolitan and Hammersmith and City lines]. Some limited street parking available in Coleman Street [at Moorgate end]. Lots of real ales on offer! Pub telephone number 020 7606 3504. Everyone welcome.
More information? Please check our website or contact Alastair Smth our branch chairman on 01903 813557.
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