I offer my congratulations once again to Halifax's second team FCHalifax.
Another convincing win under Jim Harvey, it's seems our dear friend Bubba was very astute when he suggested that Mr Harvey should have been first choice all along.
I wonder if Mr Bossomworth will admit he got it wrong?
A sell on clause for Vardy would have been prudent business, a premiership record today.
An even bigger pat on the back to our very own Mr T Hall and the other 1066 hardy soles a great turnout on this terrible day.



Only one thing though I hope the pitch hasn't been ruined today just like it is every November.

There was a sell on clause with Jamie Vardy.

Thanks John.The weather was worse at Torquay away midweek last December,that's when us hardy soles deserve a mention !
at a recent fans forum Bossomworth humbly apologised for appointing comical Kelly.As Bubba states we got 250k sell on from Fleetwood who stand to collect millions if the legend moves on.I feared the worst for pitch as water was streaming down free school lane on way to shay,but it held up well again.

Once again I would like to congratulate FCHalifax on today's result.
Although to be honest I would have thought a win should have been on the cards
Guiseley have such a poor goals against, only one less than two teams in the relegation zone, and despite Towns abysmal against they have a better goals for than all but three teams above them apart from those in the playoff zone.
Well done to Mr T Hall and his other 1355 compatriots, on a day like today I think they deserve a medal.
Now the down side and I hope our resident groundsman, Mr T Hall will put our mind at ease.
How was the pitch at the end, and with three home games before the end of the year, will it be as bad as Town left it for our first friendly last year? A game that the Town fans forgot how bad it was before the game but blamed us for what they called a "meaningless" game.

The Shaymen will stay up if they give Jim Harvey the job.

I am mellowing, I hope they do.

Pitch was fine again on a nasty weekend when several grounds were waterlogged.Think the pitch will be fine for all unless rugby is played on a pre-waterlogged pitch.

Not the result they would have wanted, but, congratulations to Mr Hall and the other 1400 intrepid supporters who turned out on what can only be described as an awful afternoon.
True supporters.

Indeed, and a 10 game unbeaten run in the league. What would we give for that this year!!

Thanks for the thought HJ it was bloody freezing with frequent snowshowers reminisant of the infamous Thrum Hall gamw with Wigan cc 1993.possibly the most disappointed i've ever left a sporting match..