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I think Barnet are probably favourites although I'd love to see Dajaune Brown hit the winner at Wembley to clinch promotion for Gateshead

I think Barnet are probably favourites although I'd love to see Dajaune Brown hit the winner at Wembley to clinch promotion for Gateshead

I think Barnet are probably favourites although I'd love to see Dajaune Brown hit the winner at Wembley to clinch promotion for Gateshead

Chesterfield are already promoted which should restore at least one to the list. They were crowned champions last week with 5 games to go, are on course for over 100 pts and have scored over 100 goals, a remarkable achievement that seems to have slipped largely under the radar since the National League returned to obscurity after the promotion of Hollywood fc last season.

I think Barnet are probably favourites although I'd love to see Dajaune Brown hit the winner at Wembley to clinch promotion for Gateshead

Chesterfield are already promoted which should restore at least one to the list. They were crowned champions last week with 5 games to go, are on course for over 100 pts and have scored over 100 goals, a remarkable achievement that seems to have slipped largely under the radar since the National League returned to obscurity after the promotion of Hollywood fc last season.

Chesterfield are already promoted which should restore at least one to the list. They were crowned champions last week with 5 games to go, are on course for over 100 pts and have scored over 100 goals, a remarkable achievement that seems to have slipped largely under the radar since the National League returned to obscurity after the promotion of Hollywood fc last season.

We are coming for you Pompy, it's written in the stars

I've been to many, many Steve Harley gigs over the years, from an impressionable teenager in the mid seventies to an acoustic set in Whitby Pavilion a year or so ago where the audience was, shall we say, a little more mature in years. He was a wonderful, committed live performer and had a rapport with his audience that felt almost personal. Also a very gifted and probably under rated songwriter with much of his work overshadowed by that one iconic single. Another musical hero from my youth taken too early by this awful disease. RIP Steve and thanks for the memories

Listening to the Best Years of Our Lives album on my mates Dad’s reel to reel Saturday mornings before School Football matches was how I really got into music. It blew me away along with the sound quality on the reel to reel . RIP Steve 

I've been to many, many Steve Harley gigs over the years, from an impressionable teenager in the mid seventies to an acoustic set in Whitby Pavilion a year or so ago where the audience was, shall we say, a little more mature in years. He was a wonderful, committed live performer and had a rapport with his audience that felt almost personal. Also a very gifted and probably under rated songwriter with much of his work overshadowed by that one iconic single. Another musical hero from my youth taken too early by this awful disease. RIP Steve and thanks for the memories

I've been to many, many Steve Harley gigs over the years, from an impressionable teenager in the mid seventies to an acoustic set in Whitby Pavilion a year or so ago where the audience was, shall we say, a little more mature in years. He was a wonderful, committed live performer and had a rapport with his audience that felt almost personal. Also a very gifted and probably under rated songwriter with much of his work overshadowed by that one iconic single. Another musical hero from my youth taken too early by this awful disease. RIP Steve and thanks for the memories

I've been to many, many Steve Harley gigs over the years, from an impressionable teenager in the mid seventies to an acoustic set in Whitby Pavilion a year or so ago where the audience was, shall we say, a little more mature in years. He was a wonderful, committed live performer and had a rapport with his audience that felt almost personal. Also a very gifted and probably under rated songwriter with much of his work overshadowed by that one iconic single. Another musical hero from my youth taken too early by this awful disease. RIP Steve and thanks for the memories

I've been to many, many Steve Harley gigs over the years, from an impressionable teenager in the mid seventies to an acoustic set in Whitby Pavilion a year or so ago where the audience was, shall we say, a little more mature in years. He was a wonderful, committed live performer and had a rapport with his audience that felt almost personal. Also a very gifted and probably under rated songwriter with much of his work overshadowed by that one iconic single. Another musical hero from my youth taken too early by this awful disease. RIP Steve and thanks for the memories

I was with you until you said Leeds then that was a step too far

I was with you until you said Leeds then that was a step too far

A Lonely Planet guide to Rorherham

A Lonely Planet guide to Rorherham

When it comes to finding an excuse to go to the match there's a far more powerful force acting from the heavens now, you'll be fine

When it comes to finding an excuse to go to the match there's a far more powerful force acting from the heavens now, you'll be fine

Jeez don't do that, I thought we'd resigned Keogh!

You're worrying unnecessarily... it's Leigh Curtis that's sleeping rough

Jeez don't do that, I thought we'd resigned Keogh!

Every time we sign a good player an existing player automatically becomes a bad one, it maintains the forum yin and yang

Every time we sign a good player an existing player automatically becomes a bad one, it maintains the forum yin and yang