Darlo Uncovered

An employer can’t refuse a resignation whether it is a fixed-term or permanent contract. They will have to accept it and the employee will be legally required to work their notice period. ….. Oh dear.... you seem to ignore the fact that the legal evidence shows you are wrong. I refer you once again...

An employer can’t refuse a resignation whether it is a fixed-term or permanent contract. They will have to accept it and the employee will be legally required to work their notice period. ….. Oh dear.... you seem to ignore the fact that the legal evidence shows you are wrong. I refer you once again...

BTB is just money into the pot. We have expected revenue + BTB. Then remove expected costs and what's left is the budget, with hopefully some wriggle room left over this time - if we have learned from last season. The beauty of BTB is the money comes in each month so on quiet months you have an inc...

…. An employer can’t legally reject an employee’s resignation for one. Yet you say Blyth haven’t accepted AA’s, when legally they can’t not accept it. ….. When there is a FIXED term contract the employer can refuse to accept the resignation. There is a clue in the name ie FIXED Term Contract. I dea...

I thought I'd read somewhere that we'd asked Blyth's permission to speak to him. I assumed this to mean, he applied, so we asked Blyth at that point. Could be wrong Its not as straight forward as that. Most football players/ managers are on fixed term contracts. You and I are normally employed on o...

I thought I'd read somewhere that we'd asked Blyth's permission to speak to him. I assumed this to mean, he applied, so we asked Blyth at that point. Could be wrong Its not as straight forward as that. Most football players/ managers are on fixed term contracts. You and I are normally employed on o...

Do somewhere like Toffs do them?

Only way it's a money maker is to get a big club in at home, and just give them the majority of the tickets. We should've done it with Sunderland last year. The problem for all non league clubs these days is that big clubs send such weak teams to play friendlies against them. The 1st team go abroad...

Darlo2807 wrote: ↑

Sun May 19, 2019 8:27 am

Would it not make more sense to have 20 teams in NLN this season and 24 NLS teams?

I know the National League don’t do that thing called ‘common sense’ but it was just a thought I had

The FA do the allocations & league numbers. Not the National League

.... Given both Gateshead and Ebbsfleet are both an absolute mess, there's every chance things could change after the provisional allocations are released. Would be very unfair on a team if they are told they were in say NLN and start recruiting players based accordingly and then get switched to th...

I'm not sure what the implications are if Ebbsfleet, Gateshead or both go pop? I can't see them being moved down just a division. If they go, you'd expect it'll be anything new will be a phoenix club, and there will be reprieves for relegated sides? Either that, or they play the conference as a 22 ...

.... Given both Gateshead and Ebbsfleet are both an absolute mess, there's every chance things could change after the provisional allocations are released. Would be very unfair on a team if they are told they were in say NLN and start recruiting players based accordingly and then get switched to th...

.... Given both Gateshead and Ebbsfleet are both an absolute mess, there's every chance things could change after the provisional allocations are released. Would be very unfair on a team if they are told they were in say NLN and start recruiting players based accordingly and then get switched to th...

According to the Braintree twitter thing they expect a decision on who goes into NLN/NLS to be made at the league AGM on 8 June. Gloucester city ( and other sources) say decision will be announced on 18 May 2019 http://www.gloucestercityafc.com/north-or-south/ Also the NLP say it will have details ...

Another manager sacked David flitcroft. Mansfield Town. Because they lost the playoffs. Strange as they were in the top 4 all season. Owners are a funny breed. What's the betting they don't finish as high next season? Chris Hughton at Brighton is another, got them into Premier league, kept them the...

Another manager sacked David flitcroft. Mansfield Town. Because they lost the playoffs. Strange as they were in the top 4 all season. Owners are a funny breed. What's the betting they don't finish as high next season? Chris Hughton at Brighton is another, got them into Premier league, kept them the...

National League North 2019/20 season with ground capacities. Just waiting on the final 2 teams. Alfreton Town . 3,600. Altrincham . 6,085. Blyth Spartans. 4,435. Boston United. 6,643 . Brackley Town. 3,500 . Bradford (Park Avenue). 3,500. Chester. 6,500. Curzon Ashton. 4,000. Darlington. 3,300 . Fa...

At least Oxford is an easy trip from London. But so was Braintree, so. Meh. Ground at Oxford looks naff and miles from the station (mind you so is the Kassam Stadium) Personally I would prefer Braintree & St Albans to Oxford & Gloucester, but can see why the FA are likely to choose the well known N...

At least Oxford is an easy trip from London. But so was Braintree, so. Meh. Ground at Oxford looks naff and miles from the station (mind you so is the Kassam Stadium) Personally I would prefer Braintree & St Albans to Oxford & Gloucester, but can see why the FA are likely to choose the well known N...

It’s a brutal way to finish a season. On just one scored or missed penalty. I remember going to Rochdale in 2008 season. Kennedy hit a weak penalty, and that was it/End of! I suppose Chorley finished 2nd, so it was kind of their spot up for grabs. It's a brutal way to decide a season. Over the Seas...

I thought Warrington were in our league, didnt they beat Shields in final, or has it all changed There's then a "super playoff" between the playoff winners of the four leagues at that level. The two winners from those will move up. I think this is a one off for this season ahead of restructuring th...

The demise he refers to is in our no longer being a league club, and County Durham not therefore having one. That is true. He even says he takes no pleasure in it. Why every statement anyone makes nowadays has to be seen to offend somebody baffles me. But he conveniently omitted Sunderland! Sent fr...

Announced on club website on Thursday. An excellent achievement for any player, especially so when playing outside the National League top division. Can only be a win for him and for club as will increase his chances of progressing & boost his value if he does ever move. https://darlingtonfc.co.uk/n...

The demise he refers to is in our no longer being a league club, and County Durham not therefore having one. That is true. He even says he takes no pleasure in it. Why every statement anyone makes nowadays has to be seen to offend somebody baffles me. But he conveniently omitted Sunderland! Sent fr...

The demise he refers to is in our no longer being a league club, and County Durham not therefore having one. That is true. He even says he takes no pleasure in it. Why every statement anyone makes nowadays has to be seen to offend somebody baffles me. But he conveniently omitted Sunderland! Sent fr...

I thought Warrington were in our league, didnt they beat Shields in final, or has it all changed There's then a "super playoff" between the playoff winners of the four leagues at that level. The two winners from those will move up. I think this is a one off for this season ahead of restructuring th...

shildonlad wrote: ↑

Thu May 09, 2019 5:08 pm

To get the thread back on track the fa can so something by making there joke of a owner fit and proper test more stricter for starters. Seems to be more dodgy owners since it came out!

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What a farce that enfield situation is, worse than the northwichs. I would say theres only 1 true successor the one that actually plays in the town Enfield Town, the club who play in the Borough were formed before the original Enfield FC ceased to exist, so can't legally be the successor club, albe...

It is virtually impossible to work out which of the three Enfield clubs are the genuine successor Enfield FC - the club that we beat twice in our Conference season of 89-90 (1-0 and 3-0). They were however, a major non league club for decades and would sit in todays era as a doppelganger to Telford...

There's an awful lot that the FA can do but they can't be bothered as has been said, Darlington fc didn't go into administration but the previous owner didn't give the golden share over so they the FA deamed us a new club chucking us down 5 leagues, so yes the FA could Do more than they do to allev...