Terrible move for the club. If not able to compete at League 1 with local /southern based players, then drop down to the NCL
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Patrick kane
10 years ago
Please keep Hemel in Hemel. This is a great club with history which should be respected. The move to Dewsbury is a short term fix and will alienate the local community.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Hemel are one of the beacons of stability in a notoriously fluctuating sport. Keep the hemel team in hemel, and give he youngsters local heros they can aspire. Dont undo 30 years of hard work.
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Paul Reeve
10 years ago
Hemel should be a club not a team, which surely needs to be built within the community it represents.
This move may improve the performance of the first team, but is surely the first step to dissolving the deeper structure of the playing side of the club as a whole.
Please re-think the plan.
As a Swinton fan
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Andrew Freeman
10 years ago
Keep Hemel in Hemel!!!
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Gareth Markham
10 years ago
As a Eagles supporter we know what might happen without a club being local, good luck everybody
Ps. I hope sheffield
newlabour council have nothing to do with you
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Chris Hurley
10 years ago
Why?.
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Chad sharp
10 years ago
"Bj is our leader!"
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Carmel
10 years ago
Who will drive that distance to train?
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MICHAEL HANNAN
10 years ago
Absurd state of affairs.
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Linda Sarginson
10 years ago
Keep stags that develop local talent
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Matthew Riley
10 years ago
Totally agree, it's either Hemel or not at all. They can't be based on Dewsbury, but call themselves Hemel. In effect, it's Dewsbury's reserve team.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Absolute madness if this goes ahead. Supposed to be a pathway not 170 miles on a motorway!!
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Jake hobbs
10 years ago
It's HEMEL Stags FFS
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Brad cable
10 years ago
Absolute load of bollocks like Gateshead and hull fc
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Sello Aglamaz
10 years ago
I understand that tough decisions have to be made at times, however, I can't see how this one makes sense, short or long term.
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Jacob smith
10 years ago
Bad news for league in the south
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Mike arnell
10 years ago
A bloody stupid idea
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Jim Wright
10 years ago
I can't believe how short-sighted this decision is.
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Reece
10 years ago
Think it's disgusting that a local team are expected to travel a 300 mile trip to train. Which isn't going to happen our local boys havingredients to give up there love of the game because of this and you expect local people to come and support players they have no idea who are. Such a ridiculous idea.
Terrible move for the club. If not able to compete at League 1 with local /southern based players, then drop down to the NCL
Please keep Hemel in Hemel. This is a great club with history which should be respected. The move to Dewsbury is a short term fix and will alienate the local community.
Hemel are one of the beacons of stability in a notoriously fluctuating sport. Keep the hemel team in hemel, and give he youngsters local heros they can aspire. Dont undo 30 years of hard work.
Hemel should be a club not a team, which surely needs to be built within the community it represents. This move may improve the performance of the first team, but is surely the first step to dissolving the deeper structure of the playing side of the club as a whole. Please re-think the plan. As a Swinton fan
Keep Hemel in Hemel!!!
As a Eagles supporter we know what might happen without a club being local, good luck everybody Ps. I hope sheffield newlabour council have nothing to do with you
Why?.
"Bj is our leader!"
Who will drive that distance to train?
Absurd state of affairs.
Keep stags that develop local talent
Totally agree, it's either Hemel or not at all. They can't be based on Dewsbury, but call themselves Hemel. In effect, it's Dewsbury's reserve team.
Absolute madness if this goes ahead. Supposed to be a pathway not 170 miles on a motorway!!
It's HEMEL Stags FFS
Absolute load of bollocks like Gateshead and hull fc
I understand that tough decisions have to be made at times, however, I can't see how this one makes sense, short or long term.
Bad news for league in the south
A bloody stupid idea
I can't believe how short-sighted this decision is.
Think it's disgusting that a local team are expected to travel a 300 mile trip to train. Which isn't going to happen our local boys havingredients to give up there love of the game because of this and you expect local people to come and support players they have no idea who are. Such a ridiculous idea.