Would you watch National League football again?

[Bluecap]

The thought of it fills me with dread.

[PoundhillO]

Very doubtful

[Currywurst and Chips]

Maybe if they halved the season ticket price

[Stowaway]

Yes of course. Once we got over the initial shock of it, our time in the NL wasn’t as bad as we all feared. Obviously I wouldn’t be mad keen on it, but as fans you’d go to watch your club at any level, for us it’s mostly about the social side of things and being with your mates/family/whatever. I mean, the football’s crap in L2 and it wasn’t much worse in the NL, so why not?

[RedDwarf 1881]

The thought of it fills me with dread.

It would be terrible but I would still go in the hope we could bounce back at the first attempt. Considering the investment the club has made its a disgrace we're talking about this .

[Orient_Man_And_Boy]

I will watch LO wherever they are … next season that will be League II.

[Max B Gold]

No. I would switch my allegiance to West Ham Utd, The Iron Hammers.

[Ronnie Hotdogs]

I’d bloody hate it but yeah, of course.

[Reflecto]

I would struggle...hated being non league when I grew up watching the O's in Championsip and Div 3

[Stamford O]

Be rude not too after all the glory years

[BigDaddyO]

Of course.

Anyone who wouldn't go and see the Os just because they were 1 league lower than they are now simply isn't a fan.

[Stamford O]

It's not really about the football though.gets me out of house and away from housework

[Scuba Diver]

The thought of it fills me with dread.

Me an' all.
It is only looked back on fondly by some since our stay was so brief. Ask Wrexham fans if they dig it.

I would go, but only to support the club: I couldn't say I could approach it with any enthusiasm at all..

[WhetstoneO]

There are some big teams in the NL, both ex-league teams and ambitious clubs eg Boreham Wood so getting out of it would be very tough, especially with only 2 promotion places and one of those via the play offs.

A season in there would be bad enough but to be stuck in there for years - like Wrexham - would be football hell!

But yes, I’d still go!

[Stowaway]

The thought of it fills me with dread.

Me an' all.
It is only looked back on fondly by some since our stay was so brief. Ask Wrexham fans if they dig it.

Wrexham are a non-league club. They have been for 12 years now. They should be used to it.

[Cheshunto]

The thought of the shocking refereeing and awful ‘pub’ teams should turn most off, but I would probably still go.

[PutneyO]

No.

[Orient Punxx]

Wouldn’t renew season tickets for sure but would no doubt attend the odd game.

[tuffers#1]

I still am

It's a great league this season

Going down to the wire for promotion

[MrB]

I would yes but….The thought of the Bromley’s of this world fills me with dread.Pulling all the tricks and cons to stop you from winning..If we do go down it will be a long haul back.We won’t becoming any time soon

[Story of O]

Yes

[Omygawd]

I'd be on Hackney Marshes if need be if it meant that I could continue my love affair with the frustrating, despair causing, angering, brilliant O's.

[Petrov788]

A season or so might be enjoyable, but you wouldn't want to do a Wrexham.

[KC & sunshine band]

The team, fans and manager were altogether, which made a brilliant atmosphere
The most away games I have attended for a long time
count me in

[Smendrick Feaselberg]

A season or so might be enjoyable, but you wouldn't want to do a Wrexham.

Especially when you consider that despite all the money they have spent they are only in the playoffs on goal difference and will drop out if Notts County draw or win their game in hand.

Some Orient fans pointed out we'd bought the title. But imagine laying out far more than we did and possibly not even managing to buy a playoff place, let alone promotion. It's almost like money doesn't guarantee anything.

And yes, I would watch Orient in the NL since I'm a supporter.