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Hi - I'm struggling to work out equivalent level that the Boro is at - to where i am in the North East. Does anyone know what the level 6 (is it?) league is up here?
Just with the comments of standard of football - be good to have something to base it on.
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Pretty sure this is step 6 same as Boro.
https://www.nonleaguematters.co.uk/divisions/34/
Note to self, 'be careful what you wish for'
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Ahh thanks - I couldn't work out if it was div 1 or 2 in that league.
Div 2 is mainly villages/pit towns a little bit of trek for pretty much park football. I didn't quite realise it was quite so low - guess thats a great job the Boro media team have been doing to make it more appealing (for want of a better word) than the level it is.
Might check out a game or two at Div 1.
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Eee, some canny places to visit there, lad. My dad’s family were from Prudhoe area and my mum’s from Horden.
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Certainly is! Ive been up here a while now - really like it.
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No Geordies in Horden only pit yakers - Geordies are from Newcastle
, Mackems from Sunderland and pit yakers from Durham pit villages. Calling Durham mining folk Geordies is akin to calling Nuneaton folk Brummies. Half my family from the Trimdon area and Peterlee- top of Horden bank - Horden Colliery, once the largest Colliery in Britain. Lots of Nuneaton families came to Nuneaton from East durham which was also a hot bed of amateur and non league football.
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It's the same level as the likes of Bury , Macclesfield or Wimbledon had to restart at . Higher than Bromsgrove & Leamington and way higher than Maidstone or Accrington . We are were we are but we could have been nowhere .
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Of course - it wasn't meant to come across negatively on the work thats been done!
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