We all Mark P wouldn't let Rishi land his helicopter on the pitch.

Joking aside, Peter Bone and Helen Harrison live in Irchester. They've shown an interest in visiting Alfred Street which, with the Carpenter's Arms currently closed, is the social hub of the village.

The pressman wrote: ↑Tue Feb 13, 2024 7:43 pm
We should never mix football with politics!

Naive at best that statement

Good to see that the club have reposted Starmer's tweet about his HR visit. Shame that by doing so the club have now seemingly endorsed the labour Party candidate for Thursday's election as the said tweet includes slogans and support for the Labour party.. Publicity is one thing, but so close to a ...

rickthediamond wrote: ↑Tue Feb 13, 2024 12:51 pmI would imagine the NFA would see sense in this matter

They don't usually.

Cast your mind back to the early days of AFCR&D. A few factual corrections. Peter Bone has not, as yet, been declared as a candidate for any party and won't be for the Tories. Given the reasons for the by-election Wellingborough is a key site. Bone knew he wouldn't not get elected for the last ...

Disgraceful decision to interview Labour candidate and to draw politics into the club or can we expect Peter Bone to be interviewed on Tuesday,followed by the Greens, Reform and Lib Dems. As far as I am aware she has never been to a match,and probably never will again, pure electioneering. Shame on...

Couple of things for Adrian to consider. 1 - Any potential manager's looking at the possibility of a job on the horizon will see a team that is headed to Step 5. If said prospect wants to manage at Step 4 and above then he will have no more than a passing glance at the role. The most enthusiastic ca...

It's one of the first rules of management in any walk of life that you praise in public and chastise in private. For any current board member to come out and say "well, we are glad to see him go he was a total waste of space" would not only be insulting but would also potentially put new p...

Nat Ansu is banging them in for Moulton, he didn't play against us but he's an old school number nine. The other three are more second strikers/number ten's in Lewis Irwin at Chenecks, he played deeper as a youngster and was overshadowed by Brandon Williams a bit. For me the two that could easily c...

Nat Ansu is banging them in for Moulton, he didn't play against us but he's an old school number nine. The other three are more second strikers/number ten's in Lewis Irwin at Chenecks, he played deeper as a youngster and was overshadowed by Brandon Williams a bit. For me the two that could easily cu...