: Thu Jan 29, 2009 5:35 pm  

bramleyrhino wrote: Looks like I'll soon be departing this thread. Along with Rochdale Hornets and AFC Bournemouth too... other than the chairman being in the press yesterday saying the club is not being served with the winding up order (er, it is though!) and the comings and goings of Palmer, its quite hard to tell what is happening.

bramleyrhino wrote: Looks like I'll soon be departing this thread. Along with Rochdale Hornets and AFC Bournemouth too... other than the chairman being in the press yesterday saying the club is not being served with the winding up order (er, it is though!) and the comings and goings of Palmer, its quite hard to tell what is happening.

: Thu Jan 29, 2009 5:44 pm  

Leaf wrote: Along with Rochdale Hornets and AFC Bournemouth too... other than the chairman being in the press yesterday saying the club is not being served with the winding up order (er, it is though!) and the comings and goings of Palmer, its quite hard to tell what is happening. Northwich Victoria are on that list as well. Palmer's comments have been interesting firstly: There is no danger whatsoever of this club going out of business. and secondly: There have been rumours flying about for about three weeks that we were about to be served with a winding up order. There is no truth in it at the moment. Those two comments, coupled with the winding-up order being issued, don't fill me with much confidence. The key, I suspect, is selling off the land that the club owns. Of course, Leeds City Council were a pretty big hindrance on that front and I can't imagine many people queuing up with big cheques for it at the moment.

Leaf wrote: Along with Rochdale Hornets and AFC Bournemouth too... other than the chairman being in the press yesterday saying the club is not being served with the winding up order (er, it is though!) and the comings and goings of Palmer, its quite hard to tell what is happening. Northwich Victoria are on that list as well. Palmer's comments have been interesting firstly: There is no danger whatsoever of this club going out of business. and secondly: There have been rumours flying about for about three weeks that we were about to be served with a winding up order. There is no truth in it at the moment. Those two comments, coupled with the winding-up order being issued, don't fill me with much confidence. The key, I suspect, is selling off the land that the club owns. Of course, Leeds City Council were a pretty big hindrance on that front and I can't imagine many people queuing up with big cheques for it at the moment.

[John_D]

: Thu Jan 29, 2009 5:54 pm  

bramleyrhino wrote:

and Andy Campbell

That Jonah? Halifax last year, Farsley this. Coincidence, I think not.

: Thu Jan 29, 2009 8:46 pm  

there are rumours around that andy cambell might be on his way back to halifax town any fact in this.

: Fri Jan 30, 2009 12:34 am  

John_D wrote:

Drove over to Barrow last night. Freezing cold, pishing it down all night. Dire game, got beat 3-1 by a bunch of part-timers with a 41-year old running their midfield. And then I got caught speeding on the way home...

Shouldn't speed then.

: Fri Jan 30, 2009 8:52 am  

faxtastic wrote:

there are rumours around that andy cambell might be on his way back to halifax town any fact in this.

I was mentioned a while back although he's just signed a contract deal with Bradford PA, so I'd say that particular move has hit the buffers now.

: Sat Feb 14, 2009 11:46 pm  

FC United of Manchester 2 Leigh Genesis 4. What more can I say?

: Thu Feb 19, 2009 2:16 pm  

The world's second oldest club wandering no more?

The world's second oldest club wandering no more?

: Mon Feb 23, 2009 12:36 pm  

We lost 2-0 at Droylsden. Still, a bit of perspective is helpful at the moment: http://www.bluesqfootball.com/story/0,2 ... 09,00.html http://www.bournemouthecho.co.uk/news/4 ... walks_out/

We lost 2-0 at Droylsden. Still, a bit of perspective is helpful at the moment: http://www.bluesqfootball.com/story/0,2 ... 09,00.html http://www.bournemouthecho.co.uk/news/4 ... walks_out/

: Fri Mar 13, 2009 10:39 pm  

Farsley lost 5-0 last time out at home to Workington, 7th defeat in a row.

Amjad Iqbal, at the club for 7 years, has now joined 9 of his other ex-team mates at Bradford Park Avenue. I've not been to a game for a while now, but doubt I'd recognise anyone!

The Celts look to be flying back down to the Unibond Premier. 2 consecutive promotions, followed by 2 consecutive relegations... never a dull moment!

I'm just worried that the club will go under!