Unofficial Halesowen Town FC Forum

Should they be promoted looks as if they may have issues, its all rumour at the moment and until anything official is announced no one will know what will happen I suppose.

http://glassboys.the-talk.net/t127-promotion-denied

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Pray silence please for my favourite joke.

"The board at Stourbr*dge Town have planned all the necessary ground improvements at Amblecote.
Over the summer they will get the stand re-seeded."

Eyethangewe....

They need to rebuild that gasometer ...

I would also like to distance myself from the rumours that Amblecoat is due to go all-seater because someone saw Jon Ford unloading a three-piece-suite from the back of a van.

Imhereallweek...

I hope all this mockery of our unfortunate neighbours is not distracting you from that long awaited article

Obvious trolling... but they ain't happy campers over there are they?

Laurel Lane Lamper wrote:I hope all this mockery of our unfortunate neighbours is not distracting you from that long awaited article

I was thinking of my magnum opus only earlier today.

Given the gravity of the subject matter, it'll make "War And Peace" look like a pamphlet.

YeltzDoc wrote:

Laurel Lane Lamper wrote:I hope all this mockery of our unfortunate neighbours is not distracting you from that long awaited article

I was thinking of my magnum opus only earlier today.

Given the gravity of the subject matter, it'll make "War And Peace" look like a pamphlet.

Quote from someone on Tony Kempster,

2.3.1 A Club’s Ground may be shared with another Club or any other club (including a club engaged in another sport) providing, where sharing with a football club the Club or club playing in the most senior competition has priority of fixtures at all times and, where sharing with a club engaged in another sport, the Club has priority of fixtures. A Club will not be permitted to ground share to gain promotion or to avoid relegation. Ground sharing may not be permitted when one of the sharers retains the use of another ground unless that club can show by means of a refused planning permission or similar that it cannot meet the requirements of the Criteria Document at that ground. Any Club wishing to share a ground or intending to move to a new ground must obtain the written consent of the Board. Any ground sharing for a period exceeding thirteen (13) weeks must be in writing and a written agreement must first be approved by the Board before being entered into and (except in an emergency) must be completed by 31 March in any year to be effective for the following Playing Season. A copy of the completed signed and dated agreement must be received by the Competition within fourteen days of the approval being sent to the Club.