It's better down below

ideally yes in reality politics is everywhere and impossible to avoid. For me premier league is an eliteist football for the rich and ordinary man no longer fits in. When seated you miss half match as people alwsys arrive late leave early. Never know what time day or day fixtures are on. Fans are treated badly.

Even in a barmy September, in Canvey Island it was cold!

Horrible ground, and windy I recall.

I went to see my home town (Burgess Hill) play away at Dulwich about this time last year. Before arriving I was already aware that Dulwich had become some sort of hipster club followed by the reasonably well of middle classes and young people that lived in the area. Still I was surprised at the atmosphere around the ground, the crowd didn't look like normal football fans and for all the people there it was quite quiet.The stadium ended up quite packed with people arriving later and later, so packed that people were sitting on the stairs in the main stand. It was quite a strange experience.

The title of this thread may fit for some clubs BUT if Crawley go down i can only see the club nose diving and would struggle at conference south BUT more likely do a Halifax go bust maybe reform AND you can say goodbye to league football ever again in this greatest town of all great towns.