Oh what a night! The Millers still unbeaten in the League, FA Cup & FA Trophy. Great group of players who can play decent football really well managed by Steve. Really worried about our capacity to stage a replay.

Fantastic atmosphere in the Jimmy Seed stand, we get quite a few Millwall (& ironically Charlton) when they arent playing. Our U10s were in fine voice in the row behind me, nights like that guarantee they will be hooked for life.

Hopefully this will pay for a second turnstile!

I think what it shows is the quality deep in the pyramid, a product of every kid being able to play football the contrast with tennis is painful and the total commitment of the managers and volunteers. Most bar groundsmen & catering do it for nothing.

Absolutely fantastic to Mark the kit man celebrating with the players, Lee the groundsmen with his son Connor leading the Green army behind the goal along with Frank the stadium announcer & dodgy DJ. Slightly disappointed that Del (doorman) and Doddsie (Catering) elected for an executive box. Essential along with Paul (long distance railway fan) & the rest of the committee this is our away support

The players are technically superb many with a bit of luck could be on the other side, our CM got ACL injuries in the palace academy & still about 20, Kyrell was in the Watford academy last year with his twin (very loud in the stand) and now at Brentford. Kevin his dad obviously loves football & spends his time supporting his sons & having taken the Millers to a vase final felt bringing Kyrrel back the perfect move to get things going again and given we remain unbeaten in the FACup Trophy & League hes getting lots of opportunity & exposure.

Some of the guys just arent big enough or good enough athletes to play professionally but great players who get to supplement their income doing something they love, cant fault it!

Last Yrs CF is now at Crawley & the U18 forward at Watford. It was also nice to see Charltons Nash progress who came through at Met Police.

All not bad for a tenner (first ticket my son has ever bought me! Long May it continue)

Horsham re-instated into the FA Cup after Barnsley fielded an ineligible player.

I assume they get the rather nice prize money as well...

Chesterfield are almost certainly up.
Oxford City look like they are relegated.

In the North, suprise package Tamworth are close to promotion and Bishop Stortford seem doomed.
In the South, Yeovil are back on the up and Dover are in big trouble.

Looking around the leagues. Radcliffe, Hornchurch, Needham Market and Chesham are in pole position to get promoted.

Most of the top leagues are now decided.

Chesterfield - promoted to football league
Tamworth & Yeovil - promoted to National League

Mainly places for playoffs and the final relegation spots remain.

The biggest issue has been the weather and the FA's refusal to extend the season. This means lots of clubs have to play every other day to complete their fixtures or move to neutral venues.

Halifax had to move their matches.
Lots of North West Counties teams have had to find clubs with 3G/4G pitches to hire

In the Scottish non leagues the Lowland League and Highland League champions have emerged as East Kilbride ( easily ) and Buckie Thistle ( on goal difference by 2 goals ) respectively.

They now play-off in the play-off SFs ( 1st leg on Saturday ), with the winner playing the bottom team in League 2 for a place in League 2 next season.

East Kilbride lies about 8 miles SE of Glasgiw and is Scotland's 6th largest city / town with a population of around 75,000 so most certainly the largest town currently without a  league team. It was designated Scotland's first 'new town'. In 1947.

Buckie lies on the Moray Firth coast, roughly equidistant from Inverness and Aberdeen and has a population of about 9,000.