Re: npower Football League Thread 2011/12 by Uncle John from Jamaica Sat May 12, 2012 3:15 am
. Quite like retro style shirts on the terrace.
The Blue Square South Playoff Final between Dartford and Welling has sold out already.Jordi wrote:Luton have sold 22,000 Wembley tickets already, holy fuck.
We took 40,000 to the JPT final and stuck two fingers up at the football league.easley91 wrote:Really hope Luton lose. 22,000? Gloryhunters.
I like Southampton though so I don't care.Jordi wrote:We took 40,000 to the JPT final and stuck two fingers up at the football league.easley91 wrote:Really hope Luton lose. 22,000? Gloryhunters.
I'm talking about Luton, Saints took 55,000.easley91 wrote:I like Southampton though so I don't care.Jordi wrote:We took 40,000 to the JPT final and stuck two fingers up at the football league.
61,000. 
Watching them cry was one of the greatest moments of my footballing life.
Though you were talking about Saints.Jordi wrote:I'm talking about Luton, Saints took 55,000.easley91 wrote:I like Southampton though so I don't care.
The remaining out-of-contract Bristol Rovers' players are expected to find out shortly whether or not they have a future at the Memorial Stadium beyond the summer.
Mark McGhee has made decisions on the 10 players whose current deals expire this summer and the completed retained and released list was being finalised last night.
Amongst those set to discover their fates today are long-serving defender Byron Anthony and fellow senior first-team members Scott McGleish, Gary Sawyer, Wayne Brown and Lance Cronin.
It is understood that player of the year Danny Woodards is out of contract, but has an option to extend for a further 12 months.
Fringe players Michael Boateng, Charlie Clough, Kayne McLaggon and Charlie Reece make up the remainder of those uncertain of their futures.
Midfielder Brown and defender Sawyer look the most likely to be offered new deals after both played some part in Rovers' final few matches of the campaign following long-term injuries.
Anthony, who has made almost 200 appearances since arriving from Cardiff six years ago, and McGleish, however, look almost certain to leave the club after both spent the last part of the season out on loan at Hereford and Barnet respectively.
Goalkeeper Cronin, who was on loan at Ebbsfleet from February onwards, also looks likely to leave the club following the arrival of youngster Conor Gough from Charlton.
Clough and Reece, who both came through the ranks, also spent time out on loan last season and could be seen as surplus to requirements.
There are also doubts surrounding the futures of contracted pair Joe Anyinsah and Craig Stanley following speculation that they have both been told they are free to find new clubs ahead of the new season.
Former Rovers hero Jamie Cureton, meanwhile, says he would be keen to consider a return to the Memorial Stadium next season. He is out of contract at Leyton Orient.
