Mad Dog wrote: EDIT @Trek: Nice avatar.

Thank you. Do you know what it is?

I seem to recall that Simon on the old rdfcnet forum had a Diamonds Hall of Fame and perhaps that should be re-visited.

......the club must generate it's own income to be self-sustaining (even without a large fanbase). I would like to know, at BSP level , who is actually self-sustaining without significant injection of revenue from their directors? The only one, I can think of, is maybe be AFC Wimbledon with their l...

Another gate of lower than 1,000. Great. Stuart The only way around this is for the clubs to press the Conference Management for more Tuesday evening matches in the earlier part of the season since Saturday fixture postponements during December-February, caused by cup matches and bad weather, mean ...

..... and the excellent drainage system put in during the Griggs days is beginning to clogg up (no pun intended on the clogg word)..! That is probably the main reason. The land drainage pipes would be perforated clay or plastic pipes and they, I suspect, have filled with silt and are not dispersing...

PigmanRDFC wrote:......defeat against Gateshead doesn't look so bad now does it? 2-7, did anyone see that coming?

No, since Wrexham ran Crawley close in their last two matches.

3 wins in the last 8 days for Gateshead to boot.

Formic wrote: Without those ticketing discounts many Trust Members will be questioning what they are getting for their membership fees - however good the work is that the Trust does.

I think that you've hit the nail on the head there, Tony.

Diamondsforever wrote:I'm not surprised really, it's been pouring all night and all morning in rainy Rushden :(

Rain forecast to continue in the area until late afternoon so no surprise.

rushdenman wrote:
We were charged the lower rate of £14 (Adult) which equated to the lowest terrace price for home fans.

Thank you, Martin, for clarifying this.

There is always the possibility that these short term loans can return any time to their parent club. That's the nature of the beast.

Prosser shaped up very well with us and I would be happy to see him return at any time.