[Football] The Non-League Football Thread- 2021/22 Edition

[Sirnormangall]

Went back to Withdean today and sat in my old season ticket seats to watch another comfortable win for Newhaven over Varndenians.

 

[El Turi]

I went to see Peacehaven smash Saltdean 3-0 despite playing a third of the match with an outfield player in goal. A good game and a decent crowd of 450ish. Apparently Saltdean have a big budget for that level and went into the match top of the league but they were second best throughout.

 

[BN9 BHA]

As you can see here, a completely mental challenge

https://twitter.com/yourinstreplay/status/1478092269811027969?s=21

I can’t see what the player that made the challenge is arguing about ( and his teammate )
Shocking challenge, but fair play to the Whitehawk player for not rolling around.

 

[BN9 BHA]

Also (which was much less of a spicy encounter) went down to the crouch for the 11am Seaford v Montpellier Villa, a decent game but Seaford too strong for Montpellier Villa, but really friendly set up down at Seaford, very picturesque setting.

Seaford is a good set up but I’m curious why you think it’s a picturesque setting, I’ve been to The Crouch many times and would describe it as a football pitch surrounded by houses.

 

[BNthree]

I can’t see what the player that made the challenge is arguing about ( and his teammate )
Shocking challenge, but fair play to the Whitehawk player for not rolling around.

I think they’re saying he slipped in the mud accidentally.


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[BN9 BHA]

I think they’re saying he slipped in the mud accidentally.


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Yes, just seen some Twitter replies and that seems to be what he’s saying.

 

[jackalbion]

Seaford is a good set up but I’m curious why you think it’s a picturesque setting, I’ve been to The Crouch many times and would describe it as a football pitch surrounded by houses.

Maybe, it was the precise spot I was standing but I managed to see the cliffs and the sea from where I was.

 

[Return of the Rev]

Maybe, it was the precise spot I was standing but I managed to see the cliffs and the sea from where I was.

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I'm going to have to put more gusto into putting out the corner flags next time

 

[BN9 BHA]

Maybe, it was the precise spot I was standing but I managed to see the cliffs and the sea from where I was.

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There was me thinking you had spotted [MENTION=12634]Return of the Rev[/MENTION] and taken his photograph

Apologies I had forgotten the cliffs ( Seaford Head ) can be seen from there, probably because I usually stand the other side when I go there.

I’ve just watched the full highlights of the Whitehawk match, mad game and so many missed chances for the Hawks.

 

[jackalbion]

I'm going to have to put more gusto into putting out the corner flags next time

3 out of the 4 were spot on, this one though was a problem all game, 7/10 must try harder

 

[jackalbion]

There was me thinking you had spotted [MENTION=12634]Return of the Rev[/MENTION] and taken his photograph

Apologies I had forgotten the cliffs ( Seaford Head ) can be seen from there, probably because I usually stand the other side when I go there.

I’ve just watched the full highlights of the Whitehawk match, mad game and so many missed chances for the Hawks.

Don’t worry I made a super cut so you can get all the best bits

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https://twitter.com/jackalbion96/status/1478142990149373955?s=21

 

[Cowfold Seagull]

Seaford is a good set up but I’m curious why you think it’s a picturesque setting, I’ve been to The Crouch many times and would describe it as a football pitch surrounded by houses.

Perhaps the poster is an architect?

 

[stewart12]

Went back to Withdean today and sat in my old season ticket seats to watch another comfortable win for Newhaven over Varndenians.

I'm pretty gagging to return to the Theatre of Trees to be honest, but I've heard there's not much going on there (no bar etc.)?

 

[jackalbion]

I'm pretty gagging to return to the Theatre of Trees to be honest, but I've heard there's not much going on there (no bar etc.)?

Correct, it’s still decent for the curiosity if you love locally but I wouldn’t drive for hours for it, and I am not understating that the stadium is absolute covered in Pigeon Sh*t

 

[amexer]

Great clips

 

[carlzeiss]

Seaford is a good set up but I’m curious why you think it’s a picturesque setting, I’ve been to The Crouch many times and would describe it as a football pitch surrounded by houses.

When the sun shines it does look amazing there This was earlier in the season v Peacehaven in the FA vase

Also a great place to take kids as there is plenty of space to run around , enough room behind the goal furthest from the club house for a 5 a side probably

 

[BN9 BHA]

When the sun shines it does look amazing there This was earlier in the season v Peacehaven in the FA vase

Also a great place to take kids as there is plenty of space to run around , enough room behind the goal furthest from the club house for a 5 a side probably

I went to that match.
I need to open my eyes more often when at The Crouch as mentioned on this thread I don’t think I’ve watched games from that side of the ground.
I should know that the cliffs ( Seaford Head ) can be seen from there as I used to live 5 minutes walk from the ground.

 

[jackalbion]

Horsham YMCA and Storrington off, will have to wait to visit 'the worst stadium in County League'

 

[Cowfold Seagull]

When the sun shines it does look amazing there This was earlier in the season v Peacehaven in the FA vase

Also a great place to take kids as there is plenty of space to run around , enough room behind the goal furthest from the club house for a 5 a side probably

Great views of the surrounding hills yes indeed, as there are from Piddinghoe Avenue, Peacehaven's home ground.

 

[dazzer6666]

Brilliant game at Burgess Hill yesterday. Hill 2-1 down going into added time, win 3-2. Two red cards (one after the final whistle).

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