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League allocations announced
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https://www.nuneatontownfc.co.uk/news/nuneaton-town-placed-in-gce-hire-fleet-ltd-united-counties-football-league-premier-division-south-for-202526
1. Atherstone Town
2. Aylestone Park
3. Bugbrooke St. Michael
4. Coventry United
5. Daventry Town
6. Easington Sports
7. Eynesbury Rovers
8. G.N.G Oadby Town
9. Hinckley
10. Histon
11. Leicester Nirvana
12. Lutterworth Town
13. March Town United
14. Moulton
15. Newport Pagnell Town
16. Northampton O.N. Chenecks
17. Northampton Sileby Rangers
18. Nuneaton Town
19. Rugby Town FC
20. Yaxley FC
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Appeals
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Three sides have appealed being placed in this division .
Histon & March Town have asked to be moved into the Eastern Counties & Eynesbury the Spartan South Mids .
Loads of clubs appeal every season very few get what they want as they usually need a better reason than we don't want to play in that division .
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Re: Appeals
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March & Eynesbury have both lost their appeals so will be in our division next season . No news on Histon but there's no geographical reason why they will win and that's what the FA base it on 99% of the time .
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Re: League allocations announced
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Suits me as I live in northampton. Be able to catch several away games locally. Roll on August.?
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Interesting - some old foes there.
I guess as released barwell have been saved as that (I assume) has knock on effects.
>>>> Former Nuneaton Boro fan <<<<
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Re: League allocations announced
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Yep reprieved
https://www.thefa.com/-/media/thefacom-new/files/competitions/2024-25/nls/nls-2-to-4-club-allocations-2025-26.ashx
Note to self, 'be careful what you wish for'
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Re: League allocations announced
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Happy with that!
Note to self, 'be careful what you wish for'
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Re: League allocations announced
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That was as expected I suppose but for me it rules out 75% of away games due to distances involved. Oh well.
The King is dead. Long live The King.
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Re: League allocations announced
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the longer trips i expect the club will arrange travel as we have done this season , depending on demand of course
if we had been put in the MFL Prem ,its certainly more travelling for the vast majority of supporters
ultimately travelling further afield is the cost of our success this season , i'd rather this than another year in MFL one
UTT
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Re: League allocations announced
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The likes of Yaxley, March and Histon are good for me- despite the distance. The A1 from the M62 to Peterborough/Cambridge is a lovely, easy drive generally.
Edited by MJNB at 12:51:31 on 15th May 2025
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Re: League allocations announced
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MJNB
Brighouse Town have been reprieved.
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Re: League allocations announced
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yeps, as a result of Farsley being relegated 3 leagues.
Sadly, Liversedge relegated.
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Opening weekend and its early ( usually )
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I know i've mentioned this before but we seem to have gained some new posters so feel it's worth mentioning again .
The UCFL traditionally start their season with a groundhop weekend the last weekend in July . So get pre season training lads .
Talking about the team though we've been pretty certain we would be going East for a while now most of our squad are brummies . I wonder weather some won't fancy the travelling , might well mean the expense bill going up a bit .
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Re: Opening weekend and its early ( usually )
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Also notice because of how low we are in the pyramid now we may be playing in the extra preliminary round of the FA Cup, which last season was on the first week of August.
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Re: Opening weekend and its early ( usually )
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That's another reason why step 5 tends to start in July so sides can get some competitive match time in before the Cup starts as you say in the first week of August .
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