This article originally appeared in "When Saturday Comes" as part of their season's preview.

Q1): Realistically how will you do?

A1): As usual, we’ve left our team strengthening late, the results of which will determine our fate. In 3 months, Terry Dolan turned us into a dour, harder to beat side but lacking a prolific goal scorer. Anything more than an upper mid table side capable of reaching the play offs on a good day will be a result.

Q2): Which teams did you like and dislike most last season?

A2): There are no teams we really liked or disliked. But its never nice to aspire to be as good as Darlington and Hartlepool as we did last season.

Q3): What was the best move made by your club last season (e.g. could be a transfer, something off the pitch…)?

A3): The sacking of Neil Thompson after less than a year in charge. Such decisive action was refreshing after the long drawn out decline of Alan Little, the previous manager.

Q4): What was the worst move made by your club last season?

A4): The public squabbling with FACT ("Fans Assisting City Together", formerly "Fans Against Craig’s Tyranny") that showed neither YCFC nor FACT in a good light.

Q5): If you could name part of your stadium (e.g. a stand) after someone who would it be (needn’t be a footballer)?

A5): What, and lose sponsorship income. I believe we’re even thinking of naming the crumbling away end terracing after one of our major sponsors.

Q6): Which teams will go up and down from your division?

A6): Up (4 including play off winners, in no particular order) Chesterfield, Kidderminster, Orient. Plymouth (with hindsight, I'm not sure what happened to the usual pre season optimism). Down (One) Shrewsbury

This article originally appeared in The Yorkshire Evening Press.