So who do you want to be relegated Blyth or Farsley>

[Darlo_Pete]

I guess most people on here would prefer Blyth to stay up. But personally I think Farsley would be far less of a threat next season and I think Blyth could offer a lot more competition for players in this region, especially if they get this new investor on board.

[Wiseacre]

I guess most people on here would prefer Blyth to stay up. But personally I think Farsley would be far less of a threat next season and I think Blyth could offer a lot more competition for players in this region, especially if they get this new investor on board.

I'd prefer Blyth to stay up; local club, honourable history and decent fans who've had to live with a drastic loss of form which we should empathise with. We had a good win there and they showed plenty of spirit that night - spartan really so it's rough old Farsley for the skids for me.

[onewayup]

Hope it's farsley as well.

[Heaton out]

Of course Farley but, given the fixture I expect it to be Blyth

[LMQuaker]

This 'investor' is clearly a fraud. Any potential players will be well aware of what Steve has done and the feel good factor so I wouldn’t worry too much about competition.

[grimsbyquaker]

Should be Rushall as they’ve not got their ground issues sorted yet have ‘found’ money to splash on loans from Fzl clubs to keep them up.

[shildonlad]

As a gateshead fan i do actually hope blyth stay up as opposed to farsley, cant believe blyths second half od the season. As for the new owner is that all it seems or are they total conmen?

[Ghost_Of_1883]

I guess most people on here would prefer Blyth to stay up. But personally I think Farsley would be far less of a threat next season and I think Blyth could offer a lot more competition for players in this region, especially if they get this new investor on board.

Read the room Pete. I honestly don't know how you can be so out of touch sometimes. Blyth's new owner is looking like a billy bullshitter more and more each day.

If he spends money, which I doubt, he'll pull the plug in no time. He's no Uncle Brad.

[lo36789]

Released today about Southport's owners - quite grim reading in part.

https://www.livpost.co.uk/p/special-inv ... collapsing

[Darlo_Pete]

I guess most people on here would prefer Blyth to stay up. But personally I think Farsley would be far less of a threat next season and I think Blyth could offer a lot more competition for players in this region, especially if they get this new investor on board.

Read the room Pete. I honestly don't know how you can be so out of touch sometimes. Blyth's new owner is looking like a billy bullshitter more and more each day.

If he spends money, which I doubt, he'll pull the plug in no time. He's no Uncle Brad.

I'm allowed my opinion, as are you. Apparently Blyth is only 12 miles nearer to Darlo than Farsley and when you take into account the bloody Tyne Tunnel, there isn't much difference timewise between the two. I still maintain that Farsley would be less of a threat next season than Blyth, but time will tell.

[loan_star]

The Tyne tunnel is not an issue any more since they took away the toll booths.
I’m hoping both Blyth and Farsley survive due to Rushall getting the push due to the lack of completed ground improvements

[Vodka_Vic]

Rushall will not complete the required improvements in 17 days. Their hope is to get a bit of the work done and pull on the heart strings of the FA to give them an unprecedented extension to an extension. That should not happen as it will set too much of a precedent. I'm not too fussed about the extension until the end of April, despite ourselves not being given one, due to the difficult financial times we live in, but another one, just no.
Interesting timing about the fact that Rushall have gone public about having a financial backer to improve their ground, because it will not make a difference to the work being completed. They are either going public to get support, or are giving themselves a get out clause as they can conveniently announce that the 'funding has fallen through'. Either way, there needs to be an announcement this week before the last day of the season.

[LoidLucan]

I think the authorities are now being very flexible with clubs in this position. For instance, Newton Aycliffe have been given until the end of May to get their work done to avoid demotion. They cited the very wet weather as being a factor in causing delays and say the money is in place.

[jjljks]

Released today about Southport's owners - quite grim reading in part.

https://www.livpost.co.uk/p/special-inv ... collapsing

Makes me glad that We are the owners of Our club

[Quakers2009]

Blyth.

[LoidLucan]

At least Farsley have retained some gallows humour over their annual visit to the condemned cell....

https://www.facebook.com/10006350323566 ... l/?app=fbl

[H1987]

Blyth.

Think it’ll be Farsley though. I don’t dislike either club, I’ve been to both, I just enjoyed Blyth as an away day more. Also, I just want a north east side ahead of a Yorkshire one.

[Emdubya]

Blyth.

Think it’ll be Farsley though. I don’t dislike either club, I’ve been to both, I just enjoyed Blyth as an away day more. Also, I just want a north east side ahead of a Yorkshire one.

So you want a north east side but you want them to be relegated as well

[H1987]

No, I want Farsley relegated! I just think it probably will be Blyth. Their form is horrendous. Farsley obviously aren’t very good either but have a much easier game of the two.

[LoidLucan]

The sale of Blyth has now been completed so the new owner, Irfan Liaquat, will be able to get on with his ambition to eventually take them into the EFL and all the way up to the Championship.

The company that owns Blyth, Winners Worldwide, is said to be involved in luxury hotels and prime real estate across Europe and is "operational in the world’s most desirable locations: from golden beach fronts to iconic city centres, each of our transactions are historic landmarks in their own right".

The company was set up a year ago and has just one share, valued at £1, according to Companies House. The Winners Worldwide website was registered just over two months ago.

[biccynana]

The company ... is "operational in the world’s most desirable locations"

And Blyth

[MB86DFC]

The sale of Blyth has now been completed so the new owner, Irfan Liaquat, will be able to get on with his ambition to eventually take them into the EFL and all the way up to the Championship.

The company that owns Blyth, Winners Worldwide, is said to be involved in luxury hotels and prime real estate across Europe and is "operational in the world’s most desirable locations: from golden beach fronts to iconic city centres, each of our transactions are historic landmarks in their own right".

The company was set up a year ago and has just one share, valued at £1, according to Companies House. The Winners Worldwide website was registered just over two months ago.

If they manage to stay up this season then they will be down by Christmas next season

[H1987]

The sale of Blyth has now been completed so the new owner, Irfan Liaquat, will be able to get on with his ambition to eventually take them into the EFL and all the way up to the Championship.

The company that owns Blyth, Winners Worldwide, is said to be involved in luxury hotels and prime real estate across Europe and is "operational in the world’s most desirable locations: from golden beach fronts to iconic city centres, each of our transactions are historic landmarks in their own right".

The company was set up a year ago and has just one share, valued at £1, according to Companies House. The Winners Worldwide website was registered just over two months ago.

https://irfanliaquat.com/

Doesn't look suspect at all...

The phrase 'Fit and Proper' springs to mind...

[real_darlo_85]

Blyth will most likely be relegated. Farsley have more to play for than Buxton and Brackley still have playoff advantage riding on their fixture against Blyth, albeit against a relegation threatened side. As the old cliché goes, football doesn't always play out as expected and on balance I would probably prefer Blyth to stay up.

[QUAKERMAN2]

Thank god we are now safe, would have hated having to go to Chester knowing we need a result.Looking forward to listening to DFR totally relaxed and seeing who SW decides to play, I think he will give Asante and Sukar some game time today.

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[Lawman3]

Farsley winning and Blyth losing…..

[Emdubya]

Blyth 3down after 20 minutes.Fooked.

[real_darlo_85]

Now 4-0

[Darlo_Pete]

Oh well at least I'm pleased at Blyth going down.

[Feethams 1965]

So as it happened we already had enough points before last Saturday's game against Farsley. Hindsight is a wonderful thing. There's something satisfying about looking at the league table when everyone's played up, it's all panned out and the Quakers are safe.