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‘If’ ffs
The club have shafted him, nowt new there then.
They haven’t gone out of their way to shaft him, I’d say. They’re simply exercising their right to ‘extend the offer’ to supporters on a big matchday. But – a big but – he should have been the first to be asked if he wanted to do something outside too.
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My point is one of professional courtesy.If you’re in a business relationship with somebody and want to bring in something that will clearly. irk your partner,you let them know 1st
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Lots of small businesses have helped the club out in many ways often being talked into work for free or cost, just not a good luck, once bitten twice shy.
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Lots of small businesses have helped the club out in many ways often being talked into work for free or cost, just not a good luck, once bitten twice shy.
Perhaps, when the Club was visibly on its arse, they wanted to do something to help and to show support.
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And no more than Danny. Apollo.
Your wrong they well and truly shafted him yesterday.
Seeing his updated post from yesterday catered for for all the away fans only to find out that they’d put a burger van outside the away end which he obviously didn’t even see coming, then to make matters worse they opened the doors at half time for the away fans to use said burger van.
By helping the club and showing support when on its arse should work both ways but unfortunately it doesn’t as seen yesterday and probably never will.
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And no more than Danny. Apollo.
Your wrong they well and truly shafted him yesterday.
Seeing his updated post from yesterday catered for for all the away fans only to find out that they’d put a burger van outside the away end which he obviously didn’t even see coming, then to make matters worse they opened the doors at half time for the away fans to use said burger van.
By helping the club and showing support when on its arse should work both ways but unfortunately it doesn’t as seen yesterday and probably never will.
There was a crowd there over twice the usual size. It strikes me yesterday was partly a matter of logistics. Does Goat really have the capacity and experience to cope, and adequately service that number? I’d wager not. However, the apparent way he was treated doesn’t seem courteous.
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Does Goat really have the capacity and experience to cope, and adequately service that number?
He himself has admitted in a thread on Facebook that the ground doesn’t have the catering point facilities to cope with that number of supporters.
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The goat is no more at SUFC. Nice to see someone who has morals.
Shame on you Sufc, never forget those who helped you when you were down.
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Twas only Michelle and Roj who came in the DRE on Saturday guess he’s picked his side.
I don’t disagree. I’m saying people only usually mention Sharp (and CEO Roberts) when they talk about ‘that side’ of the divide.
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I can remember when i was on my own saying that Ian not so Sharp was a wrong un.
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