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was working !!!!!!!!

I was coaching my son's team. Thankfully there are only two more Saturdays to come, then I shall return to my rightful place on a Saturday morning.

ALL morecambe fans are exiles.......they come from lancaster

"what's it like to have no fans"

You should know

lancasterlivi wrote::shock: ALL morecambe fans are exiles.......they come from lancaster

"what's it like to have no fans"

Now, IF that was true, why would that be then?

Much respect to you Livi. Some of us on here remember when Lancaster City were the biggest team in the area.

Just out of interest, how many other recognised English cities dont have a Football League club?

It's a trick question!
The answer is none!
Do I win £5?

lancasterlivi wrote::shock: ALL morecambe fans are exiles.......they come from lancaster

"what's it like to have no fans"

What was it, 50 home fans for your game yesturday? Good effort.

Me and Doris were enjoying pre-match, match and post-match in Pompey's famous old pubs.
We'll be doing the same in Istanbul next week.

Mark S wrote:Just out of interest, how many other recognised English cities dont have a Football League club?

Curly wrote:It's a trick question!
The answer is none!
Do I win £5?

Oxford? Cambridge? Salisbury? Chester? York? That's five in the Conference alone! Do I win 5x£5?

I can only think of Bath below the Blue Square Premiership. Lancaster City must be one of, if not the lowest placed 'City' in English football.

Keith wrote:

Mark S wrote:Just out of interest, how many other recognised English cities dont have a Football League club?

Curly wrote:It's a trick question!
The answer is none!
Do I win £5?

Oxford? Cambridge? Salisbury? Chester? York? That's five in the Conference alone! Do I win 5x£5?

I can only think of Bath below the Blue Square Premiership. Lancaster City must be one of, if not the lowest placed 'City' in English football.

According to the list of English cities on.... http://www.ukcities.co.uk/ ....there may be several more. There are certainly some pretty obscure ones that I never knew were cities. Doubt the likes of Ely, Truro, Wells or Ripon have teams that play at a "decent" standard.

You Guys!

The winter nights must fly by in your homes!

Mark S wrote:You Guys!

The winter nights must fly by in your homes!

Oh yeah... its a right laugh!
Anyway, presuming you`re in the Morecambe area, ie further north than Wigan, my winter nights actually are slightly shorter than yours

Wigan Shrimp wrote:According to the list of English cities on.... http://www.ukcities.co.uk/ ....there may be several more. There are certainly some pretty obscure ones that I never knew were cities. Doubt the likes of Ely, Truro, Wells or Ripon have teams that play at a "decent" standard.

Wells could come under Bath (the diocese of Bath & Wells)
Ely is in Wales so that doesn't count either! (I had to look on Google Maps!)

Certainly one of the biggest cities to be playing so low down. As Mark said, some of us remember when Lancaster were the biggest town in the area, now they're not big enough to be worth sending our reserves to on loan. Which is sad. Still, at least it isn't too far to travel for League football.

Canterbury City FC (reformed 2007) play in Kent County league. Chairman Mr Phil Knight (Linesman at Daggers match )

Just got back this morning from the holiday paradise of Bali.
I overstayed my visa (7 of us did my mistake) by 1 day they wanted RPI 1,000,050.00 (US$140.00) I didin't have enough so the Immigration guy took all my money and told me not to tell anyone.

I was in Bergen in Norway watching SK Brann

Keith wrote:Ely is in Wales so that doesn't count either! (I had to look on Google Maps!)

The Ely that is a City is in Cambridgeshire, not that far away from Newmarket and Bury St. Edmunds. Tiny place, but a really nice part of the World if you ever get the chance to visit. The Cambridge University Rowing team is based there.

RedRedWine wrote:

Keith wrote:Ely is in Wales so that doesn't count either! (I had to look on Google Maps!)

The Ely that is a City is in Cambridgeshire, not that far away from Newmarket and Bury St. Edmunds. Tiny place, but a really nice part of the World if you ever get the chance to visit. The Cambridge University Rowing team is based there.

Damn you Google Maps!

Okay, well Chester is in Wales...

How about Salford ?

mfcbro wrote:How about Salford ?

Stockport County & Man Utd are both within walking distance of the city boundary so we'll give them those!

Durham City ???

Seasider9601 wrote:Durham City ???

are going down