Just had a read through the rules and it says:
4 (o) All matches in the Senior Challenge Cup must be played on the normal first team ground of the Home club which fully conforms at least to the category of The National Ground Grading appropriate to Step 5 of The FA National League System. In exceptional circumstances the Home club may request that a match is played at an alternative venue. In such cases a decision regarding the suitability of the ground will be made by the Committee.
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Middlesex Senior Cup 2021/22
They have to host then. Simple.TW2-Beaver wrote: ↑Wed Jan 19, 2022 7:11 am Just had a read through the rules and it says:
4 (o) All matches in the Senior Challenge Cup must be played on the normal first team ground of the Home club which fully conforms at least to the category of The National Ground Grading appropriate to Step 5 of The FA National League System. In exceptional circumstances the Home club may request that a match is played at an alternative venue. In such cases a decision regarding the suitability of the ground will be made by the Committee.
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Not according to the last paragraph.Jamie wrote: ↑Wed Jan 19, 2022 1:09 pmThey have to host then. Simple.TW2-Beaver wrote: ↑Wed Jan 19, 2022 7:11 am Just had a read through the rules and it says:
4 (o) All matches in the Senior Challenge Cup must be played on the normal first team ground of the Home club which fully conforms at least to the category of The National Ground Grading appropriate to Step 5 of The FA National League System. In exceptional circumstances the Home club may request that a match is played at an alternative venue. In such cases a decision regarding the suitability of the ground will be made by the Committee.
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The Middlesex FA Committee can still decide.
"In exceptional circumstances"
I would like to know what those are.
To be fair, it was a comment in jest. It hopefully only adds income to clubs hosting Brentford B
Birmingham FA make the pro clubs enter their equivalent these days.
I went to Stourbridge v Aston Villa earlier this season, it was a massive crowd. Villa had a new promising signing player, and even though the team was very young, even a couple of 16 year olds, it worked really well for both teams.
I would like to know what those are.
To be fair, it was a comment in jest. It hopefully only adds income to clubs hosting Brentford B
Birmingham FA make the pro clubs enter their equivalent these days.
I went to Stourbridge v Aston Villa earlier this season, it was a massive crowd. Villa had a new promising signing player, and even though the team was very young, even a couple of 16 year olds, it worked really well for both teams.
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Just think for a moment if we host Brentford B and they have signed Christian Erickson, he might be needing some match fitness training! Just think what that would do to the gate!
I agree!Shepperton Supporter wrote: ↑Mon Jan 24, 2022 2:43 pm Just think for a moment if we host Brentford B and they have signed Christian Erickson, he might be needing some match fitness training! Just think what that would do to the gate!
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Publicity wise too.Shepperton Supporter wrote: ↑Mon Jan 24, 2022 2:43 pm Just think for a moment if we host Brentford B and they have signed Christian Erickson, he might be needing some match fitness training! Just think what that would do to the gate!
Might need a bigger press box.
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Any news on the date and venue for this.
Supposed to be played next week.
Supposed to be played next week.
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At the moment Brentford b are playing a international competition in Portugal and playing Halmstads BK tomorrow Friday.
Brentford b play there home games at there Osterley training ground 1pm kick off. No floodlights. Which is no good when they play part time teams. So play away. The first team ground can not be opened due to high costs and game limits as they share with London Irish.
Brentford b play there home games at there Osterley training ground 1pm kick off. No floodlights. Which is no good when they play part time teams. So play away. The first team ground can not be opened due to high costs and game limits as they share with London Irish.
Sounds like they will have to field their first team or youth team to fulfil the game, otherwise forfeit?HamptonMad wrote: ↑Thu Feb 10, 2022 5:55 pm At the moment Brentford b are playing a international competition in Portugal and playing Halmstads BK tomorrow Friday.
Brentford b play there home games at there Osterley training ground 1pm kick off. No floodlights. Which is no good when they play part time teams. So play away. The first team ground can not be opened due to high costs and game limits as they share with London Irish.
Liverpool had to play the kids when they were in the world club cup.
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Brentford don't have a Academy team. Or youth team. The middx sen cup is hardly the world club cup.Jamie wrote: ↑Mon Feb 14, 2022 4:07 pmSounds like they will have to field their first team or youth team to fulfil the game, otherwise forfeit?HamptonMad wrote: ↑Thu Feb 10, 2022 5:55 pm At the moment Brentford b are playing a international competition in Portugal and playing Halmstads BK tomorrow Friday.
Brentford b play there home games at there Osterley training ground 1pm kick off. No floodlights. Which is no good when they play part time teams. So play away. The first team ground can not be opened due to high costs and game limits as they share with London Irish.
Liverpool had to play the kids when they were in the world club cup.
HamptonMad wrote: ↑Mon Feb 14, 2022 5:28 pmBrentford don't have a Academy team. Or youth team. The middx sen cup is hardly the world club cup.Jamie wrote: ↑Mon Feb 14, 2022 4:07 pmSounds like they will have to field their first team or youth team to fulfil the game, otherwise forfeit?HamptonMad wrote: ↑Thu Feb 10, 2022 5:55 pm At the moment Brentford b are playing a international competition in Portugal and playing Halmstads BK tomorrow Friday.
Brentford b play there home games at there Osterley training ground 1pm kick off. No floodlights. Which is no good when they play part time teams. So play away. The first team ground can not be opened due to high costs and game limits as they share with London Irish.
Liverpool had to play the kids when they were in the world club cup.
You took that comment a bit seriously didn't you.
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