Quakers' demotion hands £100,000 boost to Northern League (From Darlington and Stockton Times)

Darlington ( or any other clubs') fans don't get banning orders, but imbecile football louts do!......

1,000 plus crowds, whee gee whiz how fantastic, marvellous, brill...............
you sad,sad,sad muppet ..............try going to ST JAMES' PARK when the TOON are playing then you will see a crowd

Spot on Normski1960, spot on!!

1,000+ traveling Quakers fans, but only a record crowd of 710 at a game played 17 miles away - come on get a grip!

I think a lot of people need to take of the rose tinted spectacles, wake up and smell the coffee - Darlington are destined to stay in the Northern League first division for the foreseeable future.

What about all the hype about season tickets hitting the 1,000+ mark as I recall, how many have actually been sold? About 450 I have heard been mentioned around the town - wow.

A.Smith 71 wrote:
1,000+ traveling Quakers fans, but only a record crowd of 710 at a game played 17 miles away - come on get a grip!

I think a lot of people need to take of the rose tinted spectacles, wake up and smell the coffee - Darlington are destined to stay in the Northern League first division for the foreseeable future.

What about all the hype about season tickets hitting the 1,000+ mark as I recall, how many have actually been sold? About 450 I have heard been mentioned around the town - wow.

Firstly, it was a friendly, so 710 is an excellent crowd.

Secondly, the fact that the club have budgeted for crowds upto 800 makes me wonder where you got the 1000+ idea from?

The latest I had heard was that 600 season tickets had been sold. Assuming this is correct, then that sounds a good number given that the number will go before the start of the league season.

We will soon find out, but agree that 1,000+ is way too high a target. I think we were at 1,300 for the Conference.

1000+ rofl. this will soon drop to 10% of that for away games if they are lucky

doonhamer wrote:
1,000 plus crowds, whee gee whiz how fantastic, marvellous, brill...............

you sad,sad,sad muppet ..............try going to ST JAMES' PARK when the TOON are playing then you will see a crowd

What a muppet you make yourself sound!! This is Northern League football, the grass roots to all the leagues. You see a better game and players with heart and passion. Not like that dross at the SPORTS DIRECT ARENA!!

doonhamer wrote:
1,000 plus crowds, whee gee whiz how fantastic, marvellous, brill...............

you sad,sad,sad muppet ..............try going to ST JAMES' PARK when the TOON are playing then you will see a crowd

The only St James Park in the footballing world is in Exeter yeah? wtf would anybody want to go down there to see a crowd?

Shawry_99 wrote:

A.Smith 71 wrote:
1,000+ traveling Quakers fans, but only a record crowd of 710 at a game played 17 miles away - come on get a grip!

I think a lot of people need to take of the rose tinted spectacles, wake up and smell the coffee - Darlington are destined to stay in the Northern League first division for the foreseeable future.

What about all the hype about season tickets hitting the 1,000+ mark as I recall, how many have actually been sold? About 450 I have heard been mentioned around the town - wow.

Firstly, it was a friendly, so 710 is an excellent crowd.

Secondly, the fact that the club have budgeted for crowds upto 800 makes me wonder where you got the 1000+ idea from?

The 1,000+ was originally put about by the so called board members who sold Darlington FC down the river without the paddle - oh yes that was when they thought that they could keep the name and be higher up the tier than the Northern League!!

How can 710 at a friendly match 17 miles away for a club begging on the streets for cash be an excellent crowd, think on here that some of them were Northallerton fans!?

How many traveling hardcore fans will visit Cumbria on a winters evening or go to Ashington on a freezing Saturday afternoon?

The unofficial site actually says 436 season tickets sold!

All I can say is that it is all going to end in tears again for the true supporters of Darlington Football Club and that is a shame.

A.Smith, you are talking rubbish. Nobody on the board has ever said they hope to sell over 1000 season tickets for the northern league. As for going on about a crowd at a friendly game, do yourself a favour and shut up.

A.Smith 71 wrote:

Shawry_99 wrote:

A.Smith 71 wrote:
1,000+ traveling Quakers fans, but only a record crowd of 710 at a game played 17 miles away - come on get a grip!

I think a lot of people need to take of the rose tinted spectacles, wake up and smell the coffee - Darlington are destined to stay in the Northern League first division for the foreseeable future.

What about all the hype about season tickets hitting the 1,000+ mark as I recall, how many have actually been sold? About 450 I have heard been mentioned around the town - wow.

Firstly, it was a friendly, so 710 is an excellent crowd.

Secondly, the fact that the club have budgeted for crowds upto 800 makes me wonder where you got the 1000+ idea from?

The 1,000+ was originally put about by the so called board members who sold Darlington FC down the river without the paddle - oh yes that was when they thought that they could keep the name and be higher up the tier than the Northern League!!

How can 710 at a friendly match 17 miles away for a club begging on the streets for cash be an excellent crowd, think on here that some of them were Northallerton fans!?

How many traveling hardcore fans will visit Cumbria on a winters evening or go to Ashington on a freezing Saturday afternoon?

The unofficial site actually says 436 season tickets sold!

All I can say is that it is all going to end in tears again for the true supporters of Darlington Football Club and that is a shame.

You seem like one of these people who like to make up figures and claim them as fact.

Kindly shut up.

The fact of the matter is Darlo, did set a new record in one of their 1st games as a new team. They have also had very good results against teams further up the pyramid. All goes to show they are too good for the Northern League. The rest of the NL better enjoy Darlo supporters money while they can, cos they won't be back...promoted by March at the latest...

This is a good chance for excellent PR for the club.
If the club and fans can make a concerted effort to win friends in the Northern League then some fans of other clubs may start to follow the club as it hopefully rises through the divisions.
This season should not be seen as a challenge, but as an opportunity.

doonhamer wrote:
1,000 plus crowds, whee gee whiz how fantastic, marvellous, brill...............

you sad,sad,sad muppet ..............try going to ST JAMES' PARK when the TOON are playing then you will see a crowd

Why would anyone want to go to the Sports Direct Arena to watch a multi-cultural bunch of over-paid prima-donna's play in black and white stripes?
.
The stripes used to represent Newcastle. In the good old days that is.

Dean M wrote:

doonhamer wrote:
1,000 plus crowds, whee gee whiz how fantastic, marvellous, brill...............


you sad,sad,sad muppet ..............try going to ST JAMES' PARK when the TOON are playing then you will see a crowd

Why would anyone want to go to the Sports Direct Arena to watch a multi-cultural bunch of over-paid prima-donna's play in black and white stripes?
.
The stripes used to represent Newcastle. In the good old days that is.

What's wrong with multi-culturism.. isn't Shola Ameobi a geordie..... welcome to 2012 ......... muppet!

Is he? I think you'll find he isn't. Muppet!

IonlySpeaktheTruth wrote:

Dean M wrote:

doonhamer wrote:
1,000 plus crowds, whee gee whiz how fantastic, marvellous, brill...............



you sad,sad,sad muppet ..............try going to ST JAMES' PARK when the TOON are playing then you will see a crowd

Why would anyone want to go to the Sports Direct Arena to watch a multi-cultural bunch of over-paid prima-donna's play in black and white stripes?
.
The stripes used to represent Newcastle. In the good old days that is.

What's wrong with multi-culturism.. isn't Shola Ameobi a geordie..... welcome to 2012 ......... muppet!

I think you will find it is Sammy who is the Geordie and Shola was born in Nigeria, but Shola and his family have taken Newcastle as their 2nd home.

Anyway back to how Darlington are going to draw these huge crowds - we dont need to worry about NUFC as they can break records over and over again when they are playing exciting football if they had a bigger ground!

Darlington are plying their trade in and around the North East and lets all be honest here, how many of the moaning, groaning, twisting, expectant so called Darlo hardcore will be traveling to Celtic Nation / Ashington/ Cramlington etc?

They play Crook Town tonight - a Friday night friendly, how many will be through the gates at the Sir Tom Cowie Mill Field Ground?

Come on Darlo show your true colours, if you want money in your fans have to show some loyalty to the other teams in the division - its all give and take but you scroungers are begging, begging and still begging.

Your not Darlington FC, your Darlington 1883 so your no better than the others in your division. 1883 are untried and could really come down with a bump so beware, its a harder fall than it is climb!

Shawry_99 wrote:

A.Smith 71 wrote:
1,000+ traveling Quakers fans, but only a record crowd of 710 at a game played 17 miles away - come on get a grip!

I think a lot of people need to take of the rose tinted spectacles, wake up and smell the coffee - Darlington are destined to stay in the Northern League first division for the foreseeable future.

What about all the hype about season tickets hitting the 1,000+ mark as I recall, how many have actually been sold? About 450 I have heard been mentioned around the town - wow.

Firstly, it was a friendly, so 710 is an excellent crowd.

Secondly, the fact that the club have budgeted for crowds upto 800 makes me wonder where you got the 1000+ idea from?

Please forgive me if I am wrong but is this not the quote from Mr Pinnegar in the Northern Echo on Friday 15th June when referring to Darlington 1883 spending £42,000 on a 250 seater stand to erect temporarily at Heritage Park -

Mr Pinnegar said: “We had an average attendance of 1,400 to 1,600 last year and 600 of those were concessions.

“We have quite a lot of elderly and disabled supporters and we want to provide suitable accommodation for them.”

Why would you need an extra 250 seats, when Heritage Park has a capacity of 1,994?

Or is this again more drivel coming from Mr Vinegar mouth?

doonhamer wrote:
1,000 plus crowds, whee gee whiz how fantastic, marvellous, brill...............

you sad,sad,sad muppet ..............try going to ST JAMES' PARK when the TOON are playing then you will see a crowd

This is the problem. People traveling 30 miles plus to see a load of overpaid footballers play. My Dad remembered 20k plus crowds at feethams so it would seem the potential for support is there.

Far too much negativity from people who are obviously not real supporters (more like glory hunters).

A.Smith 71 wrote:

Shawry_99 wrote:

A.Smith 71 wrote:
1,000+ traveling Quakers fans, but only a record crowd of 710 at a game played 17 miles away - come on get a grip!

I think a lot of people need to take of the rose tinted spectacles, wake up and smell the coffee - Darlington are destined to stay in the Northern League first division for the foreseeable future.

What about all the hype about season tickets hitting the 1,000+ mark as I recall, how many have actually been sold? About 450 I have heard been mentioned around the town - wow.

Firstly, it was a friendly, so 710 is an excellent crowd.

Secondly, the fact that the club have budgeted for crowds upto 800 makes me wonder where you got the 1000+ idea from?

Please forgive me if I am wrong but is this not the quote from Mr Pinnegar in the Northern Echo on Friday 15th June when referring to Darlington 1883 spending £42,000 on a 250 seater stand to erect temporarily at Heritage Park -

Mr Pinnegar said: “We had an average attendance of 1,400 to 1,600 last year and 600 of those were concessions.

“We have quite a lot of elderly and disabled supporters and we want to provide suitable accommodation for them.”

Why would you need an extra 250 seats, when Heritage Park has a capacity of 1,994?

Or is this again more drivel coming from Mr Vinegar mouth?

Can you read?

He says quite clearly that a massive proportion of those crowds were concessions, therefore 250 seats aren't likely to cater for that, hence the new stand.

Now... Please tell me where he said that we are going to get the crowds that you've suggested?

Trolls & Dickheads abound.....
...and nobody saw the obvious...
Let's say £5 per ticket, that's 20,000 fan entries.....
...Excluding gate share for visiting teams Darlo have 23 away games in the northern league so far...that makes...come on you trolls ...yes @870 visiting fans/game....so if we allow for a pie/pint/programme + balance of gate share at darlo home games...
..Guess what!!!! The £100,000 is probably a fair comment...
top journalism....

Troll away now....

crook town will welcome darlo fans with open arms....
buses to crook market place..
feel free to drop in at the pub where i work...THE SURTEES ON CROOK MARKET PLACE..A WARM WELCOME FOR ALL DARLO FANS....
GREAT TASTING AND CHEAP DRINKS

A.Smith 71 wrote:

Shawry_99 wrote:

A.Smith 71 wrote: 1,000+ traveling Quakers fans, but only a record crowd of 710 at a game played 17 miles away - come on get a grip! I think a lot of people need to take of the rose tinted spectacles, wake up and smell the coffee - Darlington are destined to stay in the Northern League first division for the foreseeable future. What about all the hype about season tickets hitting the 1,000+ mark as I recall, how many have actually been sold? About 450 I have heard been mentioned around the town - wow.

Firstly, it was a friendly, so 710 is an excellent crowd. Secondly, the fact that the club have budgeted for crowds upto 800 makes me wonder where you got the 1000+ idea from?

Please forgive me if I am wrong but is this not the quote from Mr Pinnegar in the Northern Echo on Friday 15th June when referring to Darlington 1883 spending £42,000 on a 250 seater stand to erect temporarily at Heritage Park - Mr Pinnegar said: “We had an average attendance of 1,400 to 1,600 last year and 600 of those were concessions. “We have quite a lot of elderly and disabled supporters and we want to provide suitable accommodation for them.” Why would you need an extra 250 seats, when Heritage Park has a capacity of 1,994? Or is this again more drivel coming from Mr Vinegar mouth?

Right, so from saying that the board have said that we will sell over 1000 season tickets, you drag up a quote about last seasons average attendance concessions as if to try and prove your point?
If you think anyone is talking drivel then I suggest you look in the mirror because its all you seem to come out with. You are a troll, end of.

loan_star wrote:

A.Smith 71 wrote:

Shawry_99 wrote:

A.Smith 71 wrote: 1,000+ traveling Quakers fans, but only a record crowd of 710 at a game played 17 miles away - come on get a grip! I think a lot of people need to take of the rose tinted spectacles, wake up and smell the coffee - Darlington are destined to stay in the Northern League first division for the foreseeable future. What about all the hype about season tickets hitting the 1,000+ mark as I recall, how many have actually been sold? About 450 I have heard been mentioned around the town - wow.

Firstly, it was a friendly, so 710 is an excellent crowd. Secondly, the fact that the club have budgeted for crowds upto 800 makes me wonder where you got the 1000+ idea from?

Please forgive me if I am wrong but is this not the quote from Mr Pinnegar in the Northern Echo on Friday 15th June when referring to Darlington 1883 spending £42,000 on a 250 seater stand to erect temporarily at Heritage Park - Mr Pinnegar said: “We had an average attendance of 1,400 to 1,600 last year and 600 of those were concessions. “We have quite a lot of elderly and disabled supporters and we want to provide suitable accommodation for them.” Why would you need an extra 250 seats, when Heritage Park has a capacity of 1,994? Or is this again more drivel coming from Mr Vinegar mouth?

Right, so from saying that the board have said that we will sell over 1000 season tickets, you drag up a quote about last seasons average attendance concessions as if to try and prove your point?
If you think anyone is talking drivel then I suggest you look in the mirror because its all you seem to come out with. You are a troll, end of.

You had better get a dozen extra barrels and plenty of pies in for the masses - I might pop along with a counter and take a survey of how many traveling Darlo fans actually turn out.

They wont walk from the market place, too far for them. They are head and shoulders above grassroots football so I guess Crook wont be worthy of them - then again they are playing against a team steeped in history

loan_star wrote:

A.Smith 71 wrote:

Shawry_99 wrote:

A.Smith 71 wrote: 1,000+ traveling Quakers fans, but only a record crowd of 710 at a game played 17 miles away - come on get a grip! I think a lot of people need to take of the rose tinted spectacles, wake up and smell the coffee - Darlington are destined to stay in the Northern League first division for the foreseeable future. What about all the hype about season tickets hitting the 1,000+ mark as I recall, how many have actually been sold? About 450 I have heard been mentioned around the town - wow.

Firstly, it was a friendly, so 710 is an excellent crowd. Secondly, the fact that the club have budgeted for crowds upto 800 makes me wonder where you got the 1000+ idea from?

Please forgive me if I am wrong but is this not the quote from Mr Pinnegar in the Northern Echo on Friday 15th June when referring to Darlington 1883 spending £42,000 on a 250 seater stand to erect temporarily at Heritage Park - Mr Pinnegar said: “We had an average attendance of 1,400 to 1,600 last year and 600 of those were concessions. “We have quite a lot of elderly and disabled supporters and we want to provide suitable accommodation for them.” Why would you need an extra 250 seats, when Heritage Park has a capacity of 1,994? Or is this again more drivel coming from Mr Vinegar mouth?

Right, so from saying that the board have said that we will sell over 1000 season tickets, you drag up a quote about last seasons average attendance concessions as if to try and prove your point?
If you think anyone is talking drivel then I suggest you look in the mirror because its all you seem to come out with. You are a troll, end of.

Loan Star like I am bothered about been called a troll - You club new is DOOMED and the scrounging people of Darlington 1883 are full of S****!

You had a savior in GR but pathetic people who cannot understand the running of a football club just pulled away from him at every opportunity. Probably people like you actually and the other clowns on here that have so much to say about nowt!

Now run along and play you helmet.

A.Smith71
You sound like a bitter twisted ****, what's your problem?

A.smith71
are you george reynolds ,
are you not a bitter and twisted
sado that needs putting out of the missery you serve up from a distorted mind that was once in good working order,but now defunct.find another subject to post your drivel on ,you clearly do not know anything about this issue of Darlington football club.

darloian wrote:

doonhamer wrote:
1,000 plus crowds, whee gee whiz how fantastic, marvellous, brill...............


you sad,sad,sad muppet ..............try going to ST JAMES' PARK when the TOON are playing then you will see a crowd

The only St James Park in the footballing world is in Exeter yeah? wtf would anybody want to go down there to see a crowd?

shows your knowledge of local football then, now where do Alnwick Town play ?

A.Smith 71 wrote:

loan_star wrote:

A.Smith 71 wrote:

Shawry_99 wrote:

A.Smith 71 wrote: 1,000+ traveling Quakers fans, but only a record crowd of 710 at a game played 17 miles away - come on get a grip! I think a lot of people need to take of the rose tinted spectacles, wake up and smell the coffee - Darlington are destined to stay in the Northern League first division for the foreseeable future. What about all the hype about season tickets hitting the 1,000+ mark as I recall, how many have actually been sold? About 450 I have heard been mentioned around the town - wow.

Firstly, it was a friendly, so 710 is an excellent crowd. Secondly, the fact that the club have budgeted for crowds upto 800 makes me wonder where you got the 1000+ idea from?

Please forgive me if I am wrong but is this not the quote from Mr Pinnegar in the Northern Echo on Friday 15th June when referring to Darlington 1883 spending £42,000 on a 250 seater stand to erect temporarily at Heritage Park - Mr Pinnegar said: “We had an average attendance of 1,400 to 1,600 last year and 600 of those were concessions. “We have quite a lot of elderly and disabled supporters and we want to provide suitable accommodation for them.” Why would you need an extra 250 seats, when Heritage Park has a capacity of 1,994? Or is this again more drivel coming from Mr Vinegar mouth?

Right, so from saying that the board have said that we will sell over 1000 season tickets, you drag up a quote about last seasons average attendance concessions as if to try and prove your point?
If you think anyone is talking drivel then I suggest you look in the mirror because its all you seem to come out with. You are a troll, end of.

You had better get a dozen extra barrels and plenty of pies in for the masses - I might pop along with a counter and take a survey of how many traveling Darlo fans actually turn out.

They wont walk from the market place, too far for them. They are head and shoulders above grassroots football so I guess Crook wont be worthy of them - then again they are playing against a team steeped in history

ONLY 300 FANS IF THAT INCLUDING CROOK TOWN FANS THERE AT THE FREINDLY THE OTHER NIGHT......DARLO SCRAPED THROUGH WITH A 2 - 1 WIN....
AND CROOK ARE A REALLY BAD TEAM...WHOOPS NORTHERN LEAGUE FOR A FEW YEARS BY THE LOOK OF IT....

the-big-yin wrote:

A.Smith 71 wrote:

loan_star wrote:

A.Smith 71 wrote:

Shawry_99 wrote:

A.Smith 71 wrote: 1,000+ traveling Quakers fans, but only a record crowd of 710 at a game played 17 miles away - come on get a grip! I think a lot of people need to take of the rose tinted spectacles, wake up and smell the coffee - Darlington are destined to stay in the Northern League first division for the foreseeable future. What about all the hype about season tickets hitting the 1,000+ mark as I recall, how many have actually been sold? About 450 I have heard been mentioned around the town - wow.

Firstly, it was a friendly, so 710 is an excellent crowd. Secondly, the fact that the club have budgeted for crowds upto 800 makes me wonder where you got the 1000+ idea from?

Please forgive me if I am wrong but is this not the quote from Mr Pinnegar in the Northern Echo on Friday 15th June when referring to Darlington 1883 spending £42,000 on a 250 seater stand to erect temporarily at Heritage Park - Mr Pinnegar said: “We had an average attendance of 1,400 to 1,600 last year and 600 of those were concessions. “We have quite a lot of elderly and disabled supporters and we want to provide suitable accommodation for them.” Why would you need an extra 250 seats, when Heritage Park has a capacity of 1,994? Or is this again more drivel coming from Mr Vinegar mouth?

Right, so from saying that the board have said that we will sell over 1000 season tickets, you drag up a quote about last seasons average attendance concessions as if to try and prove your point?
If you think anyone is talking drivel then I suggest you look in the mirror because its all you seem to come out with. You are a troll, end of.

You had better get a dozen extra barrels and plenty of pies in for the masses - I might pop along with a counter and take a survey of how many traveling Darlo fans actually turn out.

They wont walk from the market place, too far for them. They are head and shoulders above grassroots football so I guess Crook wont be worthy of them - then again they are playing against a team steeped in history

ONLY 300 FANS IF THAT INCLUDING CROOK TOWN FANS THERE AT THE FREINDLY THE OTHER NIGHT......DARLO SCRAPED THROUGH WITH A 2 - 1 WIN....
AND CROOK ARE A REALLY BAD TEAM...WHOOPS NORTHERN LEAGUE FOR A FEW YEARS BY THE LOOK OF IT....

Well there you go then 300 including Crook fans - looks like darlo will be scrounging on the streets for a few more years!!

I hope you got the extra barrels and pies on sale or return otherwise the £100k Darlington are fetching to the Northern League will be lost in compensation when their season kicks off!?

Darlington are obviously a northern league team now and will be for sometime as they don't want another benefactor to run the club, but they do want the money!

The so called fans / people of Darlington and DBC were responsible for the downfall of Darlington FC - people have very foggy memories in that town as I can remember when the crowds were 110% behind GR until it was decided enough is enough regarding the open cheque book.

the-big-yin wrote:

A.Smith 71 wrote:

loan_star wrote:

A.Smith 71 wrote:

Shawry_99 wrote:

A.Smith 71 wrote: 1,000+ traveling Quakers fans, but only a record crowd of 710 at a game played 17 miles away - come on get a grip! I think a lot of people need to take of the rose tinted spectacles, wake up and smell the coffee - Darlington are destined to stay in the Northern League first division for the foreseeable future. What about all the hype about season tickets hitting the 1,000+ mark as I recall, how many have actually been sold? About 450 I have heard been mentioned around the town - wow.

Firstly, it was a friendly, so 710 is an excellent crowd. Secondly, the fact that the club have budgeted for crowds upto 800 makes me wonder where you got the 1000+ idea from?

Please forgive me if I am wrong but is this not the quote from Mr Pinnegar in the Northern Echo on Friday 15th June when referring to Darlington 1883 spending £42,000 on a 250 seater stand to erect temporarily at Heritage Park - Mr Pinnegar said: “We had an average attendance of 1,400 to 1,600 last year and 600 of those were concessions. “We have quite a lot of elderly and disabled supporters and we want to provide suitable accommodation for them.” Why would you need an extra 250 seats, when Heritage Park has a capacity of 1,994? Or is this again more drivel coming from Mr Vinegar mouth?

Right, so from saying that the board have said that we will sell over 1000 season tickets, you drag up a quote about last seasons average attendance concessions as if to try and prove your point?
If you think anyone is talking drivel then I suggest you look in the mirror because its all you seem to come out with. You are a troll, end of.

You had better get a dozen extra barrels and plenty of pies in for the masses - I might pop along with a counter and take a survey of how many traveling Darlo fans actually turn out.

They wont walk from the market place, too far for them. They are head and shoulders above grassroots football so I guess Crook wont be worthy of them - then again they are playing against a team steeped in history

ONLY 300 FANS IF THAT INCLUDING CROOK TOWN FANS THERE AT THE FREINDLY THE OTHER NIGHT......DARLO SCRAPED THROUGH WITH A 2 - 1 WIN....
AND CROOK ARE A REALLY BAD TEAM...WHOOPS NORTHERN LEAGUE FOR A FEW YEARS BY THE LOOK OF IT....

Well there you go then 300 including Crook fans - looks like darlo will be scrounging on the streets for a few more years!!

I hope you got the extra barrels and pies on sale or return otherwise the £100k Darlington are fetching to the Northern League will be lost in compensation when their season kicks off!?

Darlington are obviously a northern league team now and will be for sometime as they don't want another benefactor to run the club, but they do want the money!

The so called fans / people of Darlington and DBC were responsible for the downfall of Darlington FC - people have very foggy memories in that town as I can remember when the crowds were 110% behind GR until it was decided enough is enough regarding the open cheque book.

rewined wrote:
A.smith71
are you george reynolds ,
are you not a bitter and twisted
sado that needs putting out of the missery you serve up from a distorted mind that was once in good working order,but now defunct.find another subject to post your drivel on ,you clearly do not know anything about this issue of Darlington football club.

Nice comment - Everyone knows the issue of Darlington Football Club, they are in liquidation!!

You need to get yourself a little more up to speed, maybe if you attended a match along with the other armchair supporters then DFC would not be in liquidation and they could of survived.

Darlington now has a new football club, Darlington 1883 and they are in Division One of the Northern League. They will be playing their football at Heritage Park a 2,000 capacity ground, home to Bishop Aukland another club steeped in history - something Darlington 1883 don't have!!

Now run along and get yourself a season ticket as your team needs the support.