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TomCalvert
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Getting to that time of year where we can start to see the teams we will be facing next season. Obviously we don't know what league we will be in yet but we can see the confirmed teams so far for both.

NLS Confirmed Teams for 26/27 so far:

Dagenham & Redbridge

AFC Totton

Tonbridge Angels

Horsham

Slough Town

Hampton & Richmond Borough

Farnborough

Walton & Hersham (Southern Prem winners)

Folkestone Invicta (Isthmian Prem winners)

Truro City (Relegated from NL)

Braintree Town (Relegated from NL)*

 

Playoff places for both leagues are basically set as well, so we will see one of Gloucester, Farnham, Poole, Berkhamstead or Sholing from the Southern, and one of Aveley, Billericay, Brentwood, Chatham or Dartford from the Isthmian.

Will be interesting to see what league Gloucester go in if they win the Southern League playoffs. Recently have been in the NLN but they could switch with Braintree.

 

NL Confirmed Teams for 26/27 so far:

Hartlepool United

Woking

Tamworth

Wealdstone

Solihull Moors

Boston United

Altrincham

Yeovil Town

Gateshead

Sutton United

Aldershot Town

Eastleigh

 

Worthing likely to be added to this list, as well as either AFC Fylde or South Shields. Still not clear who will be coming down from League Two but Barrow and Harrogate Town are starting to get left behind.


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Dorking Eagle
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Not saying it can't be done, look at Salford, but from Step 3 it's a tall order - you need a very big budget to compete at NL (step 1) level, as well as brilliant management.

And then if they do manage it the ground will need an overhaul - it's been a long time since Bath's ground was fit for EFL grading (for Bristol Rovers) they will need all sorts of expensive upgrades.

Bath were pretty much fan owned last time I heard from them and that can often be a hindrance (yes i know about AFC Wimbledon etc)


"Why would I leave to join a League Two club? We're going there anyway!" - Marc White


   
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HemelWanderer
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@henrik Went last season, it is a nice old school ground with a decent pub a few mins walk down the road👍🏻



   
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