FA Trophy final at Wembley, Sept 20th, with fans

[Bushwacka]

Finals day is apparently on Sept 20th.

No news of semi-finals. Both Vase and Trophy on the same day, so I doubt there'd be more than 5,000 tickets per team, assuming it's a 25% full stadium allowance.

https://twitter.com/Ollie_Bayliss/st...39879493029893

[Chicken Balti Pie]

Finals day is apparently on Sept 20th.

No news of semi-finals. Both Vase and Trophy on the same day, so I doubt there'd be more than 5,000 tickets per team, assuming it's a 25% full stadium allowance.

https://twitter.com/Ollie_Bayliss/st...39879493029893

Who is in the final? The other semi final will be possible but League 2 starts on September 12th so will Harrogate be able to play 2 legs before then? Saying that, will we with our squad?

[countygump]

Who is in the final? The other semi final will be possible but League 2 starts on September 12th so will Harrogate be able to play 2 legs before then? Saying that, will we with our squad?

You could cut the semi final down to one leg at a neutral ground or decide the ground on the toss of a coin. Or, better still Harry could just give us a bye? Don't fancy another hammering.

[Chicken Balti Pie]

You could cut the semi final down to one leg at a neutral ground or decide the ground on the toss of a coin. Or, better still Harry could just give us a bye? Don't fancy another hammering.

We'd have our new squad to play with, we lacked legs in central midfield, we don't now

[eastwoodmagpie]

We'd have our new squad to play with, we lacked legs in central midfield, we don't now

We could also play Rawlinson ( big mistake by Ardley not subing Turner at half time in play off final)

[Bushwacka]

Now 27th September. 1 legged semi-final with draw to decide home team

https://twitter.com/Ollie_Bayliss/st...229766144?s=19

[Elite_Pie]

Finals day is apparently on Sept 20th.

No news of semi-finals. Both Vase and Trophy on the same day, so I doubt there'd be more than 5,000 tickets per team, assuming it's a 25% full stadium allowance.

I think I can take a lot of the credit for this. When I emailed the FA asking if they had any info on this competition, I also suggested that it would be an ideal low-level 'test' game for allowing fans back in the ground. Obviously they listened.

I hope the Harrogate fans are grateful.

[countygump]

I think I can take a lot of the credit for this. When I emailed the FA asking if they had any info on this competition, I also suggested that it would be an ideal low-level 'test' game for allowing fans back in the ground. Obviously they listened.

I hope the Harrogate fans are grateful.

With it being a one legged semi final we might just stand a chance, as we've already practised playing on one leg in the promotion play off final?

[i961pie]

I think I can take a lot of the credit for this. When I emailed the FA asking if they had any info on this competition, I also suggested that it would be an ideal low-level 'test' game for allowing fans back in the ground. Obviously they listened.

I hope the Harrogate fans are grateful.

Congratulations EP, where would we be without you?

[Notts78]

As great as it would be to win this trophy, the more important issue is preparing for a promotion push. With that in mind I have no objection playing Harrogate in all of there glory, after all we tend to play teams from higher leagues in meaningless friendlies. If we win, great, we have a nice day out in another competitive game. If we lose, fine, where did it go wrong and work on that ready for our opening game of the league season.