Best and worst of 2006/2007

[sportspool]

Best ground you have been to other than your own:

Champion Hill. Not sure whether its up to ground requirements but I still like it.

Worst ground:

Yeading. How do the conference allow it??

Best game:

Newport home. Great game to watch if you were there as a neutral. Also payback for the 4-0 defeat a week earlier.

Worst game:

Tough choice between Bedford home, a game we didnt deserve to win so badly, or Newport away, which was the biggest defeat of the season.

Best signing of the season:

Tough choice. Allan Tait didnt start off that well but by the end of the season, he was our highest league goal scorer. Paul Armstrong has been a rock in midfield alongside Matt Smart. Pat Harding has come along really well since joining from Hassocks (county league). Jay Lovett and Neil Jenkins have also done really well in their respective positions. Adam Wilde has been more than an adequate replacement during Matt Crabb's injuries.

Worst signing:

There hasnt been one.

Best burger:

Havent been to Thurrock so still havent tried the famous Fleet burger. Quite liked the burgers at Fisher. Had 2 of them so couldnt have been bad.

Worst burger:

Lewes gets points deducted for using long life rolls. Fanrborough's werent that great either.

Best home fans:

I think Eastleigh fans were the only ones to chat with me.

Worst home fans:

Salisbury were the most intimidating, but then there was nearly 1300 all crammed into 2 sides

[borofan]

Best ground you have been to other than your own:

The Avenue Stadium

Worst ground:

Suttons, where you need binoculars to see the pitch!

Best game:

Histon away!

Worst game:

Definetly Newport away

Best signing of the season:

Jay Lovett, he puts in 100% every game

Worst signing:

There hasnt been one.

Best burger:

The ones at Newport were good, and cheap too

Worst burger:

The ones at Yeading weren't very nice

Best home fans:

I would have to say Newport, there was a good atmosphere at that game

Worst home fans:

Cambridge City

[ebfccraig]

Best ground you have been to other than your own:

Fisher Ath (Dulwich)

Worst ground:

Bogner Regis (pay a quid to sit in the **** stand)

Best game:

Newport home

Worst game:

Bedford Home 3-0 loss

Best signing of the season:

Marc Pullan

Worst signing:

There hasnt been one.

Best burger:

Fisher Ath

Worst burger:

Bogner regis (tasted like stale kettle water)

Best home fans:

Never spoke to any but the worst atmosphere was at Fisher.

Worst home fans:

Thurrock

[shadwellarmy]

Best ground you have been to other than your own:

The Pilot Field - but only because I can walk there!.

Worst ground:

Sutton, playing in a park about three miles from the stands!

Best game:

Northwich Victoria - the second half at least. And the first half against Havant. That makes 90 mins in all - can that count as one game, then?

Worst game:

Some great games, also some really dire ones. I'd have to go for East Preston, but, to be completely honest, Braintree at home was a close one to choose between!

Best signing of the season:

I'd have to go for Adam Wilde, but the last ten games definately belong to Allan Tait. The only answer fair to all the new signings is to say all of them.

Worst signing:

There hasnt been one.

Best burger:

Fisher. Onions you could break your teeth on, just like they should be; nothing fried until it's just mash.

Worst burger:

O dear, from where I've been this season I'd have to say the worst bugers are at Priory Lane! The chips are the best, though.

Best home fans:

Well, they were not at home, but the best fans I've met all season were definately Northwich Victoria. Great bunch of lads. The Braintree visitors were good as well, also Havant and Dorchester deserve a mention.

Worst home fans:

Newport County; every other fan is a sixteen year-old unemployed Welsh Pikey who has watched Green Street once too often and imagine that they have got a 'crew'. Even worse, when they try to be intimidating they can't pull it off and everyone ends up more embarrassed for them than scared. As someone who followed Millwall all over the country in the last 70's and early 80's, believe me when I say that I can recognise a football hooligan at 100 paces, and Newport just can't hack it! Normally I'd say Lewes, of course, but they have been so nice to us the last couple of weeks that I can't find it in my heart to be nasty about the Boys from the Bed Pan - after all, they have so many troubles of their own making that you have to feel sorry for them (almost).