The moment Rochdale were relegated from the Football League
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102 years in the EFL all came down to that game. Been a tough season but we go again in the National League.
Ps. Thanks again for letting me go in the video
Honestly, thank you Luke. For those that don’t know, Luke has been to 53 matches this season. Every cup game, every single home and away league match. Proper fan 👏🏼
It's been a pleasure. Hope to see you again at some point next season. Just hope that we can start things off better next season and that things improve as a club
Gutted
@RAFC Luke I hope you bounce mate take care 👍
@@LukeJames805 Thanks for donating six points to my club, few are so generous! Hope things go better next season!
You are incredibly skilled at conveying how much a football club means to us and that we follow the club through thick and thin. Even here in Norway, people have been following Rochdale. There was a lot of focus on Rochdale in a Norwegian football newspaper in the late 70s and 80s when they were in danger of losing their place in the league, but were voted back in an impressive four times.
We have also learned that the fourth division is also called the Rochdale League. There should be three teams that are promoted directly from the National League and the fourth place goes to the playoffs.
I hope we see Rochdale back in the football leauge soon.
Oh wow. I didn’t know this, thank you for sharing. I’d love to come to Norway for a match. Thank you so much for the lovely words.
4 might be a bit much lol
The Rochdale league is class 😂
@@stuntpeggnieve That went fast. You covered the whole Nordic region in a few days. Where was the best football experience in the North?"
Thanks - I didn't know re-election to the Football League was a thing en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Re-election_(Football_League)
Stockport fan here. This is the best football vlog I’ve watched. Especially toward the end, where it seemed like you were on the verge of tears on behalf of the Dale fans. Great work
Indeed Hatter to. But I have to be honest, I was partying after the game as Rochdale are our Rivals.
Respect for fans of Rochdale. I hope this club come back again soon. I love this emotions.
Love this, Jakub
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You don't know how they are close to being liquidated? They don't even have enough money for staff, let alone players
i am a cardiff fan so used to being relegated...i wasnt that upset about being relegated from the PL but would have been devastated to go down to L1....we flirted with relegation all year and it might be only reading losing points that saved us
This is an incredible video. To make me, a Sunderland fan, feel genuine emotion & empathy towards the plight of Rochdale is a real skill. At the end of the day we all just want a football club to be proud of and when that is taken away from you, it hurts, but the feeling you get when it returns is just absolutely brilliant.
Not a single stoney in sight
100%
Another great video Nieve! A completely different take on football in your videos. Very interesting to watch. Keep them coming.
Thank you so much!
@@stuntpeggnieve hey how u was wondering if your available to do collab i really love your football knowledge way your passion and you go to football grounds i love it even if its 20 min stream love to do collab
@@stuntpeggnieve Great job again. You are amazing. Thank you. PS. Loved Napoli’s video. 👍
@@stuntpeggnieve love your videos, funny, genuine, heart warming, informative, passionate
Being from the US, we don’t have promotion or relegation. Our teams have bad seasons and we just move onto next year. People stop supporting the team all together due to bad play and they take it for granted. This is why I love football. It’s just complete, raw emotions from every single fan. It makes promotion that much more meaningful.
P.S. just found this channel today and am already a massive fan! Well done!
Been watching her vids for 5 years back when her team was battling promotion to the championship. Great videos
So its all pointless then?
@@northernmonkeyplaystgames3121 u want a medal?
Being a Canadian that was new to it but played footie in England it's super rough getting relegated.
That’s why I stopped following Sacramento Republic. They’re in the 3rd(?) tier in the States. Won the league in their first season! No promotion so there’s no point. Players change every season so you have no attachment
I’ve supported Halifax Town since 1993. Two relegations into National League. Folded as a club and watched them compete in the Evostik Division One East. One Fa Trophy amongst that. Trip to Wembley this season and happy survived relegation this season. The joys of supporting a football team.
Yep.
So glad the algorithm sent me your channel. I've learned so much about football culture in England. Thank you!
So lovely! Thank you
So happy to see you uploading consistently. I don't follow many of them, but I think you're the best matchday vlogger there is on here - no fake, over the top excitement, cool shots, a relaxed vibe, and a spotlight on various teams that as a non-english person I don't know much about. Keep doing what you're doing!
Yes I totally agree. I'm an American living in the states and just love how nieve takes me to places and gives insight that no corporate TV could take me. I enjoy the videos!
"Without those sad times, you just have expectation, you wouldn't have hope"
Truer words were never spoken; I remember speaking to a New England Patriots (who play in Boston) fan after they won the Super Bowl in 2019 (their 3rd in 5 years).
He was not elated, he wasn't even excited, it was just like any other game to him.
Boston teams have 12 championships across leagues, and appeared in finals 12 additional times.
Boston have so many winning sports teams that fans expect winning, and those fans have definitely turned from hope to expectation.
I got kind of upset at his blasé attitude, because I know how much it has meant for me when my teams *almost* made it to the promised land (none have in my lifetime).
Having a "well, that's another season done 🤷" reaction to the team that he was supposedly passionate about winning it all just rubbed me the wrong way
As a Patriots fan, there’ve been times I’ve considered switching teams, probably to the Jacksonville Jaguars, cuz they’re my second favorite team in the NFL, the super bowl didn’t even feel special, it was like ok, we won.
One of my best moments in AFL here in Australia was when my team Geelong was beaten in the grand final by Hawthorn in 08. We were expected to win and yet we were outplayed on the day. Standing there surrounded by euphoric Hawthorn fans watching their players get their championship medals was a great metaphor for life. Sometimes it really hurts. That’s when you dig deep and keep moving forward, knowing it will get better.
I am NOT a football fan.
But watched this because my nephew lives in Stockport. I thought this was gritty, passionate & compelling to watch.
Many see ordinary here.
I see spirited people & an area on the way UP.
Very professional, video.
This is a hidden jewel of a channel. Absolutely amazing
Respect to you for conveying so well what it means to be a fan. You fall in love with a team and never fall out of love, even if loving your team is sometimes hard. Lovely to see the unconditional love so many of the fans have for Rochdale.
As a Wrexham fan, we know exactly what it’s like to go down and hit hard times. Hopefully you get back up in no time
But you and I know how tough it is and it's unlikely to happen, I think it'll be a long time before they play league football again, our clubs only got out with cash behind us.
Noone cares who you support. Yawn
Most Wrexham fans don’t know what it’s like to go down, they only started supporting once Hollywood bought the club
@@cam5556 They had an average attendance of a couple of thousand before the takeover.
@@olimob0854 must be higher now though surely? I was talking out my arse tbh lol, I have no idea
Notts County fan here.
Best of luck Rochdale. Hopefully, we're _not_ playing you next season, but the National League is probably one of the hardest in Europe to win/get out of. Keep your heads up.
I remember Stockport being in the Championship, then...it happened so fast...not only were they out of league football, they weren't even in the 5th tier anymore. That is the depth of their fall, but now they've struggled back, it took them years.
Rochdale have had a bad time, but their town will continue to have a club, and that club will be back as one of the 92 again, some day.
Just went down the rabbit hole and watched a bunch of your videos, you are an amazing sports reporter! Your passion for the sport definitely shows! Keep up the amazing work!
That’s really lovely that, thank you Ryan. Honestly the amount of times football has got me out of a rubbish place. Love it so much.
@@stuntpeggnieve Youre a star and a true fan ! Keep the Faith; Best wishes from Sydney ( Aus)
So sorry to see Dale go down. Fantastic club and great, friendly supporters. I came to Spotland to watch my team Bradford recently and we received such a warm welcome. You’ll be back and hopefully it will be sooner than later. Brilliant, impassioned film by the way. You are very articulate and empathetic. Keep your great films coming. Mike
A very articulate and empathetic way of recording this sad day for Rochdale.
I hope they bounce back soon, from a Bradford fan.
You were always a pleasure to watch, but your last few vids have got me teary eyed for small football towns halfway across the world.😅 You are a blessing to the football(soccer) community. Keep up the great work. ❤
Wrexham fan here, I feel this. I remember being relegated at Hereford and then spending 15 years struggling to get back.
I really pray for Rochdale, hopefully you bounce back soon. Proper football league club.
Brilliant, passionate, profoundly articulate. Thank you for this.
Thank you so bloody much!
Feel gutted for Rochdale, I have had a soft spot for them, ever since I started following football, way back in the 70's. I'm from New Zealand, but my grandparents are from Lancashire, and every Monday the newspapers would print the English football leagues out in their entirety. My grandfather supported PNE, and in those days would scroll down to third division tables, I used to do the same, and week after week, year after year, Rochdale would prop up the rest of the football league. Really hope that they can recover, and bounce back. When I spent some time in the UK, I lived not far from Barnet, they were a real yo-yo team, if ever there was one. They have struggled along in the National League for a few years, and their form hasn't been great lately. I have a soft spot for them as well. Bristol Rovers, and a couple of other teams have bounced back after a relatively short time in the National League, hopefully Rochdale can do it.
What a poignant video the passion in the narrators voice is 100% from the heart ❤ i wish you the very best for the upcoming season
I love the way you document lower league football. probably one of the only (and best) larger channels that shows the true culture of football in england. as an american, I appreciate it
Fair play to you, Nieve, for doing videos about these wrenching aspects of football fandom. I don't see other vloggers making this kind of content, and it's very relatable and affecting. I think you sum it all up well at the end, too. Fine job.
What a fantastic video. Such a brilliant way to convey just how much football means to people. Brilliantly shot and edited, interviews were heartbreaking. Keep it up Nieve, hope you’re doing well
Very sad times for the Dale. Hope they bounce back soon! Also hope you’re all OK Nieve, great video as always! ❤
❤️I’m really good thank you Tom, hope you are too
Hope they don't...Oldham
My goodness, I just learned about the whole pro/rel system two years ago. And this season was the first that I watched multiple tiers of English football for the entire season starting back in August. They post promotion videos on TH-cam but there aren't many interviews like this that show what it's like to be in the stands the moment your team is knocked out of the division. It honestly looks and sounds like a funeral procession coming out of the grounds. It seems to me that being relegated hurts 10x worse than the joy of gaining promotion. I don't know how you guys do it.
This video came up in my feed so I watched it. Firstly commiserations to the fans - this excellent video was packed with raw emotion, and here's where your hope and your first challenge awaits - bounce straight back, you can do it. I'm a Sunderland fan and watching us plummet like a stone and struggle in league one for 4 painful years was hard. And here we are now knocking on the door of the premiership. Accept this, learn from this go forth with belief and attitude and you'll do it.
7:21 So beautifully put. You just summed up life. Blessings from New Zealand
From a West Ham fan
Great video. These are true supporters the life and soul of a club . Hope you come straight back up 👍
Ironic, the two teams currently bottom of Division 2 are two of the best footballing sides I have seen at Blundel Park this year. I hope they both are back soon, the EFL needs teams like Dale and Pool, fantastic fans.
Nothing but the utmost respect for fans of smaller clubs in the north west, particularly with the Manchester giants on their doorstep. Proper, proper football fans.
Cracking video again Nieve - you’ve got a long and successful career in footy journalism ahead of ya.
Your channel has taught me so much more about football that as an American fan watching the Premier League I'd never know. There's so much beauty in the experience of those lower tiers, it makes me wish American sports had promotion and relegation.
I think you summary summed up everything about being a football fan. As a Manchester City Fan for over 50 years I have experienced all those ups and downs and thankfully mostly Ups at the minute. Keep up the great work your content is always informative and entertaining.
Bristol Rovers fan here, hope Dale get back ASAP. Know the feeling. Don’t give up
What can I say I’ve only just recently come across you. I just wanted to convey my admiration for you wonderful content. You are fabulous. Your delivery, research, editing, emotion just spot on. I will look forward to you presenting pitch side on tv cos that’s where I think you should be in the not too distant future. Well done.
Wow, Craig. Thank you so much. I wish I could properly put into words, how much comments like this, boost my confidence and passion to keep going.
@@stuntpeggnieve I can only confirm what Craig is saying. Same here, binging your videos since finding the one about Wrexham. I absolutely love the tone of voice and your storytelling, choice of words and emotion that I feel through the screen. You have a great talent, making these football 'documentaries'. Keep it up, you're making something special here
Excellent video. As a Brighton fan, I know about those tough times. But also I always look out for Rochdale's progress, because we had some great away days at Spotland. They treated us with great hospitality and fun. A top chap called Less Duckworth oversaw everything and made us feel at home. Hope you bounce back soon!
You must be ecstatic with how well your lot are doing these days. Such an excellently run club and it's incredible the rise they've had recently. You could have let us have a point yesterday though! 😄
@@jgreenberg Thanks Adam... we were certainly brought back down on Monday though! ... That's football :)
I feel the passion and disappointment in every word you said, amazing video. Football is all about the ups and downs. No clearly can that be seen than in my club here in Ireland (Cork City). We won the league and cup double in 2017, got relegated in 2021, dominated the second tier in 2022, and now we are struggling near the bottom of the premier division so far this year. The true fans are the ones who will back the club through the hardest of times. I hope this pain isn’t too prolonged for Rochdale fans.
I'm a Leyton Orient fan and we been there I do hope Rochdale bounce back straight away
I found your video as I was wondering about the team that would relegated for Wrexham to have their moment and in eight minutes you got me to care about the fans of a team I've never seen in a place I've never heard of in a sport I don't follow. You are a very impressive presenter with at least one new subscriber.
American here, you came up on my feed and I checked out a video or 6. I just gotta say you are great at this style of reporting. Love the videos and the way you put them together.
Thanks heaps Pegg and respect to the Rochdale fans. As an Everton fan this went someway to preparing me for the jeers, gestures, anger and aftermath likely in a few weeks.
Dyche will pull a few tricks out his sleeve lad don't panic yet
Excellent video from a new US subscriber. Thank you for showing the heartache of the relegation experience, something that is missing from the MLS/US version of the game, and something most Americans wouldn’t understand.
I'm Irish, but I've been keeping an eye on Rochdale this season. I was hoping you'd stay up. Even had notifications on my phone for your results. It's a sad way to end over a century of league football. Hopefully, you can bounce straight back up. But, we all know that the Conference is a tough league to get out of.
youre an incredible journalist. this was such a great video, although the result is hurtful for the Rochdale fans. that you find such great stories to bring to people every time is what makes you great. keep it up, and dudes, at least you're not Chelsea
Love your work. You’ll be a sports journalist sooner than later!
I really do hope so, thank you Alec!
Arsenal fan. This was brilliant video. Always had a passing interest in Rochdale as they seem to be the club just always ‘there’. Losing league status must feel like the end of the world 😢
I remember when Rochdale broke their curse of being in league 2 for well over 30 years and was delighted for them. Hate seeing teams like them, Chesterfield, Yeovil, Barnet and others being non-league when I grew up with them being respected EFL sides. Hopefully the Dale can make a swift return to honour the OG Waterloo Road
A Dale supporter since 1964 here. I have seen all the highs and lows in that time and know how the Dale work. I needed this video, you have sensitively recorded and shared the hurt and pain of relegation to the NL. Your note of optimism at the end about better days is coming to fruition now with Big Jim and ‘total options’footy. UP the DALE💙
Stevenage fan. We were only saved from the national league a few years ago because of Macclesfield. Had we been relegated we wouldn’t of come back for years because our financial and footballing structure was a shambles. Now we’re in dreamland, on the edge of promotion, and if not that, fighting at the higher end of league two. I will never take for granted for where we are in the football pyramid.
Thank you for the insight into this, I’ve been a football fan for years but I don’t have a local team so this was interesting and I can’t imagine the heartbreak they feel… knowing how long it might be before they can get promoted..
Great job on the video and interviews!
Powerful ending message. One that can be used in many hard times in life. Not just football
Fond memories of Rochdale from back in the 80s and 90s as a Burnley fan, wish them every success in their journey back to their place in the league.
Oooh George Oghani!
Feel for you Rochdale from an Oxford fan. National league is the hardest to escape from, but there is hope...however down you feel, your time will come again
Yet another top, top video.
You are a great, empathetic story teller.
Absolutely love your vids.
Best wishes from Melbourne.
been following Hull City since 1969 and I have been through similar times: 4th division (as was); David Lloyd locking the club out of Boothferry Park; some awful awful matches etc etc but we bounced back, Wembley 2008 Dean Windass and Premiership twice now. So chin up and keep supporting hard. Love the channel x
What a shame. My mom is from Rochdale (she immigrated to the states) so seeing Rochdale make some amazing runs in the FA cup over the years has been absolutely incredible. Just seeing the name Rochdale pop up on my feed usually makes me so proud. I truly hope this isn’t the last the world sees of this miraculous little club.
No wonder she moved😂
It's emigrated, Billy boy. Rudementary.
I wouldn’t rate Rochdale as a place, she made a great escape 😂😅
As a Millwall fan I feel your pain. We’ve had our ups and downs also. Players will come and go,,,,management and boards will come and go, but it’s us fans who’ll always be there. It’s us fans who always suffer. You’ll come back I’m sure, just stick together. 😉
Great video , gutted for Rochdale ,all the best for a quick return next season from a Cardiff fan
I feel your pain. As a Shrewsbury fan we spent 1 season non league nearly 20 years ago and were lucky enough to bounce back next season. Rochdale always used to be a great day out, I wish you all the best 🤞👍
You don't get content like this anywhere else on TH-cam. I feel for Rochdale fans and as an Everton fan worried about ending a 70 year run in the top flight I hope we don't suffer a similar fate.
This is a bit heartbreaking for me. I'm from Germany and I have to confess I've never been to a Rochdale-match yet. But whenever I am asked what my favourite team in England is I'd always answer it is Rochdale since 24 years now. It was back in the days that I used to start Championship Manager careers in 4th tier, and always with Rochdale. So because of this I grew more and more passionate about the Dale in little time. My best friend even got me a Rochdale shirt as a birthday-present back then (with 'carcraft' being the shirt sponsor), which I will continue to wear with pride, also with the club in bloody National Division now. Hope we'll soon make it back to the division we belong to. I mean it was even named after us, wasnt it (Rochdale-Division)? Thanks for the video and your true words about being a fan in the end, which I do entirely agree to.
You should come to a match id be happy to take you to one your welcome at Rochdale
They are back in the National Leauge they could get promoted to Leauge 2 someday if they get even more lucky Leauge 1 if they put up another brighton story maybe Championship of they in somehow get passed that Welcome to the Premmier Leauhe
Gutted for you, Rochdale.
Came back soon.
From a Pompey fan.
An absolute blessing that this channel was recommended to me. As an American I miss out on all the intricacies of lower league football culture as we have no promotion and relegation so our lower league scene is vastly different. Keep up the amazing work
Well said at the end. I’m a Leyton Orient fan, we went out of the league for a couple of seasons and nearly went out of business six years ago. The National league is tough to get out of but will be keeping my fingers crossed for Rochdale. Didn’t like the stick the fans gave their players at the end of the again. Those players were devastated just like the fans.
Seconded, by another O's fan.
As an Exeter City fan I relate to this also. Being relegated out of the football league was the hardest pill I've had to swallow. When we got out the national league, we were promoted again to League 1 the next season. It is the hardest league to get out of.
PS, I was at Brisbane Road last season when you done us 3-0. Couple of O's fans bought me a couple of pints after the game and I've had a soft spot for O's since. Well done on promotion and I'll be at Brisbane Road again next season.
@@ishotjfk4 Though being born and brought-up within walking distance of Brisbane Rd, I now live in the middle of Devon and work in Exeter and check the Exeter result also. Part of me is east London and part is Devon. I'm glad you were looked after in Leyton. That is exactly the way things should be.
Im a Brentford fan and remember away trips to Stockport and Rochdale and the precarious position Brentford were in at the time.
It really speaks volumes about the twists of fate in football. Both have now had times out of the football league and who knows what the future holds for Rochdale, while we were lucky enough to have one of the most successful fan takeovers in the history of the game and are now battling for European football.
I try not to forget how close we were to collapse at one point to keep everything in perspective. Premier league defeats hurt so much less when you remember where we were 15 years ago.
She talks as if she were a Rochdale fan herself towards the end. Real empathy.
What an absolute heart felt video. Could see the emotion in you.
Rochdale being so close to family i feel your pain just as i did for bury. I hope you jump straight back to winning ways next season
You're down, but not out. Y'all can come back.
Best regards from a Pennsylvania Leicester fan,
Respect to the Dale fans, as a gills fan it was a scary season, you will bounce back.
Fantastic video. Been to Spotland many times, used to work in the town, so sad to see this outcome. It will not be easy in the NL. I spent much of my adult life in / around Torbay - very traumatic to see Torquay United relegated to the NL South. Great club and fan base. A tragedy. I know how you feel.
Up the Dale!
All the best from Carlisle
You will get back. Keep the faith
I began watching Rochdale 55 years ago. The game is now dominated by corporate greed, the stadium will always be Spotland Road to us, because a club is more than money. Great video.
I love how genuinely and articulately you shared with us what must have been a very challenging event to cover. You are creating great content that emotionally resonates. #onwards
charlton fan here. i was moaning about being stuck in league 1 but this really puts thing into perspective. i remember watching charlton play rochdale in the championship a while back, how times have changed. i hope the boys go back up but it’s really gonna be an uphill struggle. best of luck and fair play to the supporters going there through thick and thin, you’re the beating heart of english football.
I’ve watched quite a few match day vloggers, this is the first time you’ve been recommended and you’re by far the best I’ve seen!
From a Lincoln Fan of 20+ years, the National league is brutal but can work wonders for your club, as long as fans like you exist, the club will only get stronger and bounce back harder than you’d ever think possible!
Rochdale fans. Been there with my hometown club. It’s a difficult thing to take and although it won’t feel like it now, it will in time present an exciting opportunity to redefine your club for the better. You’ll rise again stronger for this experience.
Shame to see clubs like Dale go down. I'm a Charlton supporter and I know how exactly how this feels. From being in the PL down to league 1 in a matter of seasons.
Love the genuine passion from you.I will be for sure watching Rochdale's results next season.
Traveled there many years ago with Bristol City. Great day out. Really great set of supporters. We went in the pub near the ground. Recieved a warm welcome with people who wanted to have a laugh, talk football!
Gutted for Rochdale but you will be back one day but stay faithful ,I'm a Cove Rangers fan I spent most of my life watching them play in the highland league were struggling this season but you ever give up .
My dear, this is the first time I’ve commented on your channel, and i would like to say that I think your content is some of the best football content on TH-cam. Please keep up the great work well done 👍🏼
No idea why this video appeared on my feed I’ve no idea who you are or where this soccer team is but you captivated me a n I felt your pain so we’ll done for making me feel for something and some one I have no attachment to
What a brilliant comment. Appreciate you taking the time to write this, Jay.
@@stuntpeggnieve Well Miss StuntPegg if you can take the time out of your life to produce content for an unknowing audience then I feel that we owe it to you, to give something back. Oh and Yes it was a brilliant comment I am famous for my commentary and writing (Not under this name) like I said you captivated me by your presenting skills and your passion, that’s a key ingredient when it comes to reaching an audience and being so relatable. Now with a little polish and better audio editing you have your self quite the portfolio for your career. I’m assuming your going into broadcast journalism or sports journalism? If your not I would have serious words with yourself . Journalism has a need for more people like you. So I really suggest you looking into this… but then again I’ve no idea who you are and your probably on your way there already.
So once again Miss StuntPegg thank you for your video. If you pop up I’ll watch you for sure just to critique you and leave you with what would be my more regular comedic commentary such as “So are you Simon Peggs Stunt Double?” Yeppers it’s a lame line but I only had 1.2 seconds to think ! In the meant time have a beautiful day and continue to make the world around you as beautiful as you are and can be .
wow, real tearjerking speech at the end! I'm at the playoff final on Saturday to maybe see Chesterfield back after years in this gutter and that brought to the fore some of the most painful days I've seen and memories I've tried to forget as a football fan. Even if we don't win this year, the club is on the up again and our time will come. Rochdale will hopefully come through it like we have.
Stumbled upon the video - excellent so eloquent and well filmed and really got over the emotion of the day. Very best of luck to you and team for next season.
You're a really talented lady, quality videos, you're going to go far.
Wise words at the end, Nieve. I'm always one for sportsmanship whatever the cost, but it can be a tough ask at times like these.
Such a refreshing thing to see about football ... your piece to camera at the end is exactly what supporting any team in any sport is about.
Thanks for being a great storyteller. Really makes you feel like you’re there.
Brilliant video im a hyde united fan we were in the top two for so long this season then failed to reach the play offs on the last day of the season to the eventual play off winners warrington town. The emotional rollercoaster that is football
Gutted for Rochdale. Best of luck for a speedy return.
It's gut-wrenching to see the downfall of so many historic clubs from the Greater Manchester area. From the strife that have seen Bolton and Wigan yo-yo between leagues, to Oldham and Rochdale falling out of the Football League and Bury and Macclesfield Town dissolving, the decline of these local clubs is tragic. It's truly shameful how this has been allowed to happen.
All the best to your beloved Rochdale, as to every club that's currently in hard times.
Think you'll find County fans DON'T normally leave early & its normal practice to congregate awaiting the final whistle....we weren't doing it to gloat at Rochdale, because we've been there ourselves
Despite the crowing on social media from a section of County fans there really wasn't any gloating at the game. I was expecting County with a sell out home crowd would make it hostilr but tbh the atmosphere was really flat.
@@southofthemersey7351 It was, i think the majority of us who were around 12 years ago when it happened to us, knew exactly how you were feeling & respected that
I'm a Leeds fan and when you said you don't know where your next goal or win is coming from I am totally with you there! Another great video Nieve, thank you.
Thank you David, I really hope you guys can stay up this season I love having Leeds in the Prem. But if you’re going to be in the Prem I want to see you building towards something like Villa, Brentford, Brighton, not constantly fighting for points. Best of luck!
Try being a Maidstone United fan with them not winning in the league since November! 😮😮
A top notch video, beautifully put. Wish you all the best in the Conference & hope you're back soon.
From New Jersey, I have a lot of time for that club. Proper football supporters. I have been to Spotland many times and was always treated well. Proper club.
Your speech at the end made me tear up. Will be rooting for you guys in the National League