With 800,000 at home games you'll soon get the money together. Can the ground hold 800,000 ?

Have to say I thought Dean Street would be the only Northern League ground I'd be visiting next season,but life is
full of surprises!
Ideally we'll be able to assemble a side capable of promotion. I dont want to seem like a big time charlie but
we have to look to move back up the leagues ASAP.
I've watched a few Northern League games and realise that promotion, whilst our goal is no foregone conclusion.
For starters we dont actually have a team or manager at this point. Two players remain contracted and some of the youth
team may opt to remain so we have from now to the start of the season to build.
Who'd have thought that after following the team for over forty years I'd be watching them at their lowest level since 1908!
Still I'm looking forward to next season and visiting as many grounds as possible.
Look forward to meeting you all though hopefully it'll be for one season only!

we,r making a few alterations to accomodate them

Dare you to ask for a bigger bar Wilf with a beer garden , Alfresco at Wilfrado's


we,v got a massive beer garden right outside the front door mate, but its used for other things on a matchday

Dare you to ask for a bigger bar Wilf with a beer garden , Alfresco at Wilfrado's

nee probs DL5, my pigeon cree is in prime position for a chair on the roof,, iv always been a darlo fan, iv spent many a night at feethams in my youth,, im looking forward to watching darlo play at dean st

DFCFreetransfer; reference your post about the FA cocking up. What exactly do you mean. Are you the club who failed to pay creditors claiming the money wasnt owed by yourselves but by the previous company? Then you appeal for leniency to the FA on the grounds you are not a new club....I reckon your creditors who are awaiting payment may just think the FA got it spot on right. There are so many conflicting versions in the press regarding the CVA that didnt happen, what is the real situation regarding "phoenix" club etc?

The real situation is that we are not a phoenix club.

We tried to do a deal with creditors but it was not possible, we are carrying on our commitment to pay the players that stayed with us, we raised substantial money in order to fund the club through the season after Singh pulled out, we would not die. By seeing the season out at our (the fans) cost, we avoided compromising the integrity of the BSP competition. We paid to buy the assets, naming rights of Darlington Football Club.

NONE of the above would have happened if we had folded in January, walked away, then came back now as a phoenix club, which is what the FA are trying to claim we are.