Do Vitals sponsor a player from the Womens Team
Might be a nice idea though
Although our ladies won 5-0 on Sunday, sad to see Doncaster Belles struggling - one of the best known and successful teams back in the day. Presumably suffered as the women's game became more fashionable, and teams had to merge with men's teams, and with top men's clubs have their female set-ups.
Looks like a big game tomorrow. Imps (second place with 10 points from 4 games) at home to Wolves (top with 15 points from 5 game
its a fa cup game v burton playing at the active nation yarborough adults 3 quid 2pm kick off
Wonder if there is a case to play a game or two at the bank if it's not close to a men's game. Presume they would be allowed a few hundred socially distanced like other non-elite clubs.
Not going to make a great deal of money, but a few might be interested to attend a game and a chance for the club to practice stewarding. Would work just opening the Co-op.
It makes a shambles of the rules really. Noticed Dulwich Hamlet had a bumper turn out for their ladies at the weekend (men are behind closed doors at same venue!)
https://www.brixtonbuzz.com/2020/10...-orient-in-fa-cup-clash-sunday-18th-oct-2020/
That's an interesting observation in terms of a "rehearsal"
In terms of your second point, I totally agree. Don't know if you picked it up, but I've copied my post from another thread - it relates to last week's FA Cup tie between Stafford and Hereford
".......the situation is crazy. It was a cup match last night, and no Hereford fans allowed because they are National League North, so there were 600 (max) Stafford fans. Had the match been played at Hereford it would have to be played behind closed doors. Also, if last night's match had been against another NPL or Southern League side, their fans would have been allowed"