Anyone else visiting tonight to see our Friday night opponents?

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I'm tempted to go and cheer Brownie on but can't be arsed

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Words are weapons sharper than knives, makes you wonder how the other half die.

West 2 up after 13 mins

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Dundsten pull one back, header from corner, Daniel Craggs.

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wheres the best place for updated scores

3-1 West, Campbell with his second.

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Here!

Martin Gray here tonight.

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West defence sleeping, 3-2

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i know here,but i was wondering if theres updates for all northern league games as they happen like on livescore.com.

Generally info on here http://nonleaguezone.com/viewforum.php?f=23 but the NLZ is a crazy place and not for the faint hearted.

Other than that Twitter is good, start following a few of the Clubs and you soon pick up who you need.

Finished 3-2. Good game, faster pace which DUTS kept up with to the end, West started flagging with 15 mins or so to go. Think we could nick a few goals toward the end of our games if we keep our fitness up. Man to watch on Friday for DUTS is Dale Burrell if he plays. Played very well on right of midfield in the first half, was carrying an injury which lead him to be substituted for the second half. West very impressive tonight for most of the game. Ball over the top fed Campbell all night who always seemed to half half a yard on any of DUTS full backs, will be a stiff test for us. Rundle played no 7, full back Chris Carr looked good. West captain Mattie Moffat with the early goal, Campbell with the other two, don't know who scored DUTS second.

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Their star striker Andrew Bulford got the second for Dunston.

Andy Bulford was an ex Darlo youngster.

That's Dunston still without a point, they'll be desperate to get something on Friday. Could really have done with a Dunston win tonight.

FA Vase hangover continues. What as the crowd?

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This empty sanitised shell of a stadium, a cathedral to the vanity and narcissism of one man. It’s very difficult to fall in love with football amongst the rows of empty seats. The notion that a stadium has worth beyond its potential commerical value or it’s proximity to transport links – as a spiritual repository of the hopes,fears and agonies of generations of supporters, or as a physical manifestation of the football club in the community, is a dying one in football (Sam Volkman)

about 200 mate

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Seems a tad low that although West is a prety small place. Not sure where I had them on my very unscientific crowd survey. Nice little club West, went there 2 years ago and it was very friendly. Meant to mention that Guisborough book by Mark cowan but you might already have read it. For somebody completely ignorant about the NL or the towns and hamlets out there its been quite interesting.

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This empty sanitised shell of a stadium, a cathedral to the vanity and narcissism of one man. It’s very difficult to fall in love with football amongst the rows of empty seats. The notion that a stadium has worth beyond its potential commerical value or it’s proximity to transport links – as a spiritual repository of the hopes,fears and agonies of generations of supporters, or as a physical manifestation of the football club in the community, is a dying one in football (Sam Volkman)

424 at the match according to Mike Amos.

424? That's more than double their average gate last season. A bumper crowd for them.

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Yep, good crowd. I do wonder with some of these crowds as low as 30 that when you take the officials, players acquaintances, girlfriends etc you literally end up with zilch. Do the freebies get included in thes counts?

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This empty sanitised shell of a stadium, a cathedral to the vanity and narcissism of one man. It’s very difficult to fall in love with football amongst the rows of empty seats. The notion that a stadium has worth beyond its potential commerical value or it’s proximity to transport links – as a spiritual repository of the hopes,fears and agonies of generations of supporters, or as a physical manifestation of the football club in the community, is a dying one in football (Sam Volkman)

that surprises me, had a look round at half time, not sure you can get 200 into the burger shed

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I clicked on this thread to see a plan for a new ground LOL.