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The players and the manager will be at the ground training on Thursday Friday come out between 10,30 and 11 if anyone wants to have words with Cox Lillis and the players.
Half an hours training 2 days a week? That explains it!
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Players & manager should be left out of any protest in my opinion.
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Forget ‘fan action’ we need the players to actually do some action and start f*7king trying a little harder!!!
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Sorry BG, shite not suite.
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“Either way Peter Swann will have a very clear view of how we, the supporters really feel about what he is doing; and most importantly, in a way that he wouldn’t be able to argue with no matter how hard he might try to do so.”
You’re assuming that he cares Bucks, I wish I shared your optimism.
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Focussing any protests on the players is absolutely pointless because a) Most of them won’t be here next season and b) they’re a symptom, not a cause.
Support the team, protest the club.
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The best fan action would be for 18 of us to form a match day squad to turn out at Bradford!
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I don’t think I could do more than 10 minutes (5 in each half) so probably best to look elsewhere.
(I would be giving 100% for those 10 minutes though.)2 users thanked author for this post.
Should be quite fertile land.
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if the football authorities and/or Govt are keen to see the greed looked at within football perhaps we should petition the FL to investigate the takeover by the club by another company. If nothing else they could look at whether the land at £11m under valued?
Vague statements by Swan that at some point in the future the club may have to pay some unspecified rent don’t prevent me thinking Bury mk2!!2 users thanked author for this post.
Although we won’t be expelled from the league for debt reasons I can see us dropping the league’s like a stone unless there’s radical changes in player and coaching staff recruitment and Board involvement. What we can do about that I don’t know. Just keep complaining about it as much as possible and in greater numbers I suppose? Though I’m not confident that will happen given the majority of fans have been pretty happy to let things develop as they have over the last few years without too much objection. As soon as there’s any upturn in fortunes on the pitch, most will turn a blind eye.
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You’re right Iron64. We should be petitioning the Football League to look into our Clubs recent and disastrous affairs. Why cant the Football Trust get involved and start a petition and also get in touch with the national and local press. Does anyone know if the Trust are doing anything?
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If you had bothered to join NLI you would be fully aware of what action is being and has been taken. You didn’t offer your support to the Trust but now you want their help?
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We should be petitioning the Football League to look into our Clubs recent and disastrous affairs. Why cant the Football Trust get involved and start a petition and also get in touch with the national and local press.
The Football League is essentially a members’ body and those members are the clubs, so it’s unlikely those turkeys are going to be voting for it. The game needs proper independent governance.
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