Re: AFC Fylde
Posted: Thu Apr 16, 2015 9:37 pm
Nice thought Barrow v Chorley on Boxing dayfinbar17 wrote:AFC fold won't even go up this year. Big bumper chorley christmas fixtures for us. Can't wait.
Nice thought Barrow v Chorley on Boxing dayfinbar17 wrote:AFC fold won't even go up this year. Big bumper chorley christmas fixtures for us. Can't wait.
Well I did originally think of AFC Furness, the team of the Furness Peninsula.Mark Mc wrote:AFC Cumbria give over man!!! BAFC LANCASHIRE feasible, but we are fine just fine! We are BARROW AFCK_BFC wrote:...We would have to rename ourselves AFC Cumbria to compare with what AFC Fylde are doing...![]()
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My neighbour and friend H*gh J*rv*sMatty wrote:I have also noticed one an infamous name on that forum, it couldn't possibly be the same Chris Park?
TH Coaster wrote:To be fair, we've got two semi-big clubs around us that take fans away, Barrow is sort of on it's own. You can't blame us for unfortunate geography despite our success.Steelworks End wrote: Their crowds (in the loosest sense of the word) aren't much better than Holker's!
I was referring to climbing up the leagues relatively quicklyThe Tomahawk Kid wrote:TH Coaster wrote: To be fair, we've got two semi-big clubs around us that take fans away, Barrow is sort of on it's own. You can't blame us for unfortunate geography despite our success.
What success?![]()
Forgive me for being ignorant regarding your club but what kind of success are you referring to?
Prior to your club becoming part of our fixture list - I wasn't even aware of its existence...
90% of Barrow's fans are probably 'clueless' - including myself - regarding the history/traditions of your club. Your club is also competing with the likes of Stockport County - who like ourselves, are an ex Football League Club. So well done to you...TheDarkLord wrote:Funny seeing the Barrow fans trying to say how little AFC Fylde are... We may be a small club but we are still competing with the likes of you. So does that make you equally as small? You may have a bigger attendance than Fylde but it should hardly count when 90% of Barrow fans are absolutely clueless.
and they are currently two leagues above usDaveP wrote:Wimbledon had a pretty meteoric rise with the crazy gang in tow and beat the big boys BUT it didn't last very long and their demise came quickly thereafter
We are only speaking the truth regarding your clubs size. We've been around these parts for so long we have seen all manor of clubs come and go. From the giants of Luton and Stockport to the climbers with money Crawley and Fleetwood, and the really small clubs that are here on merit along with the rest of us. We have also seen the change from those clubs here on merit to those here on money alone, with small fan bases. These clubs all follow the same model and if they fail to gain promotion and their fan base does not grow expectationally they eventually start to sink, re Brackley, North Ferriby these last few seasons. Fylde might be able to take advantage of the disillusionment at Blackpool but if the fan base does not grow fast your owner will start to feel the pinch, especially when the MIll Farm ground becomes Fylde's new home.TheDarkLord wrote:Funny seeing the Barrow fans trying to say how little AFC Fylde are... We may be a small club but we are still competing with the likes of you. So does that make you equally as small? You may have a bigger attendance than Fylde but it should hardly count when 90% of Barrow fans are absolutely clueless.
3 actually. MK Dons are in League 1.TH Coaster wrote:and they are currently two leagues above usDaveP wrote:Wimbledon had a pretty meteoric rise with the crazy gang in tow and beat the big boys BUT it didn't last very long and their demise came quickly thereafter