patchamalbion
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Hereford had 4600 yesterday in a step 4 match I believe
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Superphil
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They normally chant about how much they hate each other.
atfc village
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Great crowd ,but easy to follow a winning team . Aldershot back in the day managed to attract just short of 6000 in a Hampshire Cup Tie v Farnborough ,oh for half that gate these days.
Superphil
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Nearly 800 for the game on NYE against Tonbridge Angels, who had a certain Nathan Elder playing for them. Did them no good though, with a sending off that gave a penalty, then their number 11 decided to have what can only be descibed as a fight, getting himself and his manager sent off. 3-0 to Worthing, should have been a penalty hat-trick but Omar missed his third penalty and it was knocked in on the rebound.
Worthing is a decent place to get when you can't make the Albion, or we're not playing, excellent bar, and excellent grub (very good pulled pork baps). Quality of football is more than acceptable, and the team are doing pretty well too. Went to watch Steyning yesterday as couldn't stretch to Fulham, have to say that was most enjoyable too. If you don't currently take in non league games, and need that fix on non Albion days, give it a try, you might like it.
Was hoping to get to that Steyning match but couldn't in the end. Gutted as it was 6-0 to them!
Return of the Rev
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Little rev is arranging to watch Hereford soon,seems to have got the non league bug
They were playing Evesham United, my dad's local team who took about 250 to the match which is even more than their average home attendance of c230.
Tbf it is easier to follow a winning team but it's good to see them clawing back slowly not one of these tinpot celebrity bail out clubs like Salford City.
Agreed Worthing is a great day out, Jon Meeney had got them playing decent football too. They shed a few over 30s players recently and the younger players have more than stepped up. Few ex Brighton lads there too.
Jon Meeney nice bloke, goes to my gym and always happy for a chat. Loves his football
Jon Meeney nice bloke, goes to my gym and always happy for a chat. Loves his football
Superphil
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Sam Rents is a very useful player for them, and when Gary Elphick is fit he can be excellent for them, on the pitch, As well as joint player manager.
Good news, it's nice to hear about a Sussex non league team doing well.
I do like to attend non league games when I'm not watching the Albion. Worthing is a bit out of the way for me, but I have Newhaven, Peacehaven & Telscombe, Lewes and Whitehawk not that far from home, I have watched all these teams.
Bobby's Gull
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That's probably the most exciting thing to happen in Crowborough for years.
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Agreed. Rents decent player.
I think Gary has stepped down as a player now and just coaching / managing. Was part of the 'cull' of Banks, Axell etc
Garry Nelson's teacher
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And I see a certain J. Barton has found his level at last.
AmexRuislip
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Worthi g doing well v Slough today 
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1-1 and Slough were down to 9 men before HTWorthi g doing well v Slough today
