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    Posted: 17 Jan 2022 at 10:54

Well a tough week to predict and this week top tipster is @boatyjames with 25 as he was the only one to get the Maidenhead win correct. Kentish Man still leads but has his lead cut to a single point by Ghanian Eagle

Tipster Week 14 Leader
Kentish Man 17 359
Ghanian Eagle 22 358
Dickon 14 348
Ancient Oak 19 340
SurreyRugby 17 339
Fatty1973 18 337
Clueless like most 10 337
Carlos Fandango 17 336
Havant Tony 17 334
alacadoo trainee 21 333
Westcombe Ranger 17 333
Big Chief 17 325
Bruce Elliot 21 319
Fez Ant Plucker 18 318
Fatbear 17 312
Shamrose 13 303
Karlos F 18 300
@boatyjames 25 298
Scumtime 9 297
Oyster Catcher 21 296
Robb 13 296
Blahblahblah 13 288
dave2dave 17 285
Wally 10 284
Welshie 9 281
anonymous 13 278
Thunderpants 13 276
Lord Kitchener 9 262
MaidsBoy 9 253
 

   
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote carlos fandango Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 17 Jan 2022 at 12:02
Very good game at Hertford on Saturday with two teams who showed absolute commitment to the cause whilst mostly showing absolute respect to each other. It's easy to see why Dorking have steamrollered many teams this season.
Perhaps the occasion got to some as we kept upsetting 'Miss' at the breakdown and Dorking kept fumbling the ball at crucial times. Ultimately the game was decided between the 60th and 70th minutes.

I hope any Dorking fans enjoyed their afternoon in spite of the result. Games like this make me hope the top 5 or 6 all get the golden ticket of promotion in the league reshuffle. I'd much rather watch a tight even contest than a 40 point blow out.  Clap 
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote Thatbloke Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 17 Jan 2022 at 13:08
Sorry to disappoint Carlos but despite the current uncertainty regarding the Championship none of the possible scenarios will see 5 or 6 promotions from the Regional Premier Leagues. Looks like being Deffo 2 (without the need for play-offs), probably 3 and maybe, just maybe a couple of best finishing 4th placed clubs. Personally I wouldn't like to be a club going up to Level 4 having only finished 4th
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Originally posted by Thatbloke Thatbloke wrote:

Sorry to disappoint Carlos but despite the current uncertainty regarding the Championship none of the possible scenarios will see 5 or 6 promotions from the Regional Premier Leagues. Looks like being Deffo 2 (without the need for play-offs), probably 3 and maybe, just maybe a couple of best finishing 4th placed clubs. Personally I wouldn't like to be a club going up to Level 4 having only finished 4th


The teams from level 5 who have been promoted to N2S in recent years have normally struggled - I suspect the intensity every week is one reason together with the need for a larger squad.

The games come thick and fast, especially before Christmas where 15/16 games without a weekend off is quite common.

That said if any promoted side can stay up then they have a better chance the following season.

However, with 3, possibly 4, promoted clubs in level 4 next season (and no relegation) there could easily be 6 or 7 clubs near the bottom so a better chance of survival?
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Agreed and less games (26) may give some respite to tired squads. Also be interesting to see what the plan is for relegations from Level 4 the year after - won't be 9 surely (3 from each league) - just remind me - how many Leagues at Level 5 next season and beyond? 
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Originally posted by Thatbloke Thatbloke wrote:

Agreed and less games (26) may give some respite to tired squads. Also be interesting to see what the plan is for relegations from Level 4 the year after - won't be 9 surely (3 from each league) - just remind me - how many Leagues at Level 5 next season and beyond? 


No idea if it is 2 or 3 down from each of the 3 level4 leagues next year - and even less idea how many leagues at level 5.
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