And a new season begins, and no fewer than 7 new teams have joined League 2.

Good luck to Apocalypse City, Arsenal 2014 and Los Paletros in their attempts to get promoted straight back to League 1 and congratulations to Exeter FC, Gallant Ladies, Hamzix United and White Wolf FC in getting promoted.

After back to back play offs (at different ends of the table!), Cambridge are hoping for a mid-table finish - only time will tell if this dream will become a reality...

Promotion, as always, blah blah blah...

Kesvick stop being a sore loser mate, lol I'm kinda excited in my new league. Lotsa old people thou... I'm thinking spend two seasons down here then push all the way up, just hope my kids don't start drinking monks honey ale

No, I was referring to myself. What I wrote was in a hurry.

That being said, I am a sore loser. But even I don't do stuff like that.

Also, I don't have any reason to antagonise antboy18, do I? He's nice to me, so I'm nice to him back. Otherwise, I would have been all over him during that playoff match he had.

Kesvick - I reckon with your team you should have a pretty good chance of promotion. Not really sure how you came 11th last year but good luck this season!

Mister Buckley - you've really cleared out the older players from your team! League 3.1 looks pretty tough but hopefully your kids will do alright

well, despite bidding every day, and 4 times being the other teams chosen choice.

I have so far failed to bring in a single player, whilst letting my arguably best midfielder go ( he was 30 , time to cash in while he still had some value)

I expect the usual relegation battle, hopefully ending mid table

Not enough skill in the right places for my team to work, I guess, antboy.

Now, though, having had more experience, we should do better. Keyword: should.

Well if we don't, we can just complain to each other about what "should've" been and couldve been lol. And yes antboy... I've been saying ima do it for a while now,and in all honesty the training on most of my players was all over the place. My biggest regret was selling my GK to upgrade my stadium thou.

But hey match day 1 the kids are playing a pretty strong team in bradford down in D3.1 I'm looking at them as potential champs, his got the most infrastructure in place and a nice old age home going on in his squad

Leicestershire FC playmaker, Preston Harmon has revealed Kesvick's fury in following their recent defeat to West Ham FC.

According to the player, the manager kept the players locked in the dressing room for a hairdryer as he made no attempt to hide how disappointed and angry he was in his team's performance.

Seriously?!? Two own goals by the same player in one match! URGHGHGHGHGHGH

I think there was dodgy betting at the bookies !

it seems very quiet in here this season

Lack of cloughie,me and that controversial character whose name we shall not mention lol.... But wow antboy two own goals ... You should start a inquest into match fixing, one of my youngsters saw that same player in a pub with a local lady from the team you played just yesterday celebrating god knows what.


So I've won two, drawed one so far.... Conceded only two goals so far and my young wolves aren't even near their full potential yet. Turning my TC into la Masia wasn't a bad idea lol

It's better now, honestly, without most of us going after one person's throat.

@Bolly, you should see the forums in previous seasons, where it got so bad, the administrators had to intervene to calm things down.

"I'm puzzled," says Kesvick.

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Leiceistershire FC manager, Kesvick, admits the team need to overcome their away day blues to get back to where they belong.

The Red Lions have an appalling record in the Championship, winning none of their away games so far this season.

While the team have been on fire at home, helped along with boisterous fan support, their 2-0 and 3-2 defeats against West Ham FC and Gallant Ladies FC respectively showed how brittle his team can be.

The Malaysian admitted that he was still working out what was wrong.

"It's surprising. The reasons why have yet to be fathomed," he said.

"But it's up to us. It's up to the players to come together and try to turn it around as quickly as we can."

"It's very unlike us not to have a good away record. Normally it's excellent. There are some things we've got to put right and that's one of them."

Next week, he will take his side to face Hull City Wanderers.