Re: Time to go : Mon Dec 14, 2009 5:42 pm  

Stealth Comic wrote:

Do they have a "fit and proper person test" like they do in the Premier League?

With all due respect to Neil Spencer, I'd find it hard to see him passing one considering he's the chairman of a club that's going under.

GP, I'd politely ask you to to reconsider not going in the bar because if everyone shared that attitude you'd also be punishing likes of Rach, who would quickly find themselves out of a job.

Now we couldn't do that to Rach.
Not for myself but for the good of the club I will go in the bar and drink GPs share of the lager

Re: Time to go : Mon Dec 14, 2009 5:48 pm  

If you read this article. Look at the last paragraph you will see what girl power is on about.

If you read this article. Look at the last paragraph you will see what girl power is on about.

Re: Time to go : Mon Dec 14, 2009 8:37 pm  

guess who wrote: If you read this article. Look at the last paragraph you will see what girl power is on about. It says he will have to appeal, not he is appealing. It's a bit of an ambiguous paragraph that could all kinds of speculation could be drawn from. The less said about it the better to be honest.

guess who wrote: If you read this article. Look at the last paragraph you will see what girl power is on about. It says he will have to appeal, not he is appealing. It's a bit of an ambiguous paragraph that could all kinds of speculation could be drawn from. The less said about it the better to be honest.

Re: Time to go : Tue Dec 15, 2009 1:58 am  

It reads to me like the club (and not just ours) desperately need every penny they can get their hands on, including bar takings!
Seriously, I wonder how much some kind of appeal for 'small change' would generate on matchdays - you know, buckets around the ground, in the bar, that kind of thing?

Re: Time to go : Tue Dec 15, 2009 8:35 am  

Mick W. wrote:

It reads to me like the club (and not just ours) desperately need every penny they can get their hands on, including bar takings!
Seriously, I wonder how much some kind of appeal for 'small change' would generate on matchdays - you know, buckets around the ground, in the bar, that kind of thing?

I bet a lot of people wouldn't be happy putting anything in.
Don't forget up to a couple of weeks ago we were a well run club, working within our means.