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Post by onlooker on Oct 13, 2005 16:29:37 GMT
Not much about the Reserves of late. I see they are already 10 points behind the leaders, so not much chance of promotion this year. Surly that should be a priority for this season as well as establishing the First Team in their League.
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Post by guest on Oct 13, 2005 17:53:31 GMT
I heard the DPL are not admitting any more Reserve sides anyway, so not much chance of promotion, unless they go into the Wessex Combination, which is for Reserve sides only.
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Post by Onlooker on Oct 14, 2005 8:36:13 GMT
I believe the proposal is (It is only a proposal at this time) that their should be no more than three Reserve sides in the DPL.Those three places are at present occupied by Bridport, Dorchester and Hamworthy United, but that does not mean the Reserves should not go for it.
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Post by guest on Oct 14, 2005 14:15:18 GMT
Poole town reserves would not be good enough to go into the wessex combination division 1, maybe division 2. Its a good very good standard!  |
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Post by Deleted on Oct 14, 2005 14:23:31 GMT
you obviosly don't know the quality of our players
it is not about winning leagues but the proper development of the youngsters and a proper forum for the return to match fitness of injured senior players
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Post by Onlooker on Oct 15, 2005 8:01:43 GMT
That was the point of my original question is the DSL the best place to develop youngsters etc or should we be trying to get them in a higher league. The Wessex Combination is not that good apart from a couple of teams and certainly not as strong as the Dorset Premier.
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Post by GUEST on Oct 15, 2005 11:44:03 GMT
That was the point of my original reply. Higher leagues do not admit Reserve teams (except DPL) as they are part of the pyramid structure.
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