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Have I mentioned before that I was shop steward NI.😁
Helped to broker KDT’s contract too then eh! 😎
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Im used to the Idea of NL football next season im over relegation we deserve it , Hill remains a massive let down but i am more concerned about the actual ownership / boardroom events currently on going and the actual survival of the club than SUFC could easily go out of business totally if things dont change and anew owner is found.
UTIHow can we go out of business totally when the ex-Chairman has told us that the club is sustainable? Ah, yes OK I see the problem.
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Everyone will need to synchronise watches.
Timed protests are difficult now because of the absence of a working scoreboard!
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Have I mentioned before that I was shop steward NI.😁
Often, Fred Kite lives. 🙂
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You have summed things up absolutely 100% correctly ironfromafar, I have been saying since last season that in my opinion, and the way things have ended up, the whole object of the way that the club has been run, pointed to the fact that top management have done their best to make sure that the club is relegated, and more important drive the club out of business. Why else should the club have run at a £13 million loss, and on top of that to borrow either £1 or £2 million from the FL, which also carries all its restraints, and what other reason was there to keep Cox as manager for 12 months too long, after he had already proved to be a complete clueless failure??
We have listened to eight years of bullshit, and I am sorry but to admit that I myself gave him five years of 100% backing, but nothing he has spouted has come to being, not one single thing, and this bullshit of “I will leave the club in better state than when I took over”, and that “I will return the clubs ground, land and assets back to the club” is even more rubbish. Like many other supporters, I said last season, that I would never attend GP while this guy is still the owner, why the hell should I when he doesn’t even attend himself.
Yes relegated out of the Football League is a lot bettetr than League football, and playing in front of 1,800 to 2,000 fans is better than 4,500 we used to have, the guy has taken us as complete fools for far too long, THERE MUST BE A PROTEST, OR ARE WE SAYING IT IS NO LONGER OUR ONCE LOVED CLUB, AND WE DON’T GIVE A BLOODY TOSS Y!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Your right Deerey I did try at Harrogate and it was an abject failure as a protest. Now you can’t pin that on Swanny, Cox, or the players, they all tried their best for the fans to protest, but no fans were having none of it, if I was their shop steward I would have resigned I wouldn’t represent men who weren’t prepared to take action, and have trust and the resolve for the situation.
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Topics: 100How many protest songs / chants do you have?
Do you have any witty banners?
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watched the Ironarmy video from last nights game at Gainsborough and at the end he showed a leaflet which states a protest is planned for the Mansfield game at the Honest Lawyer “anytime after 12 and walking down to the ground for 2pm”
Anyone know anything about this and who’s behind it?
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Topics: 11Are they hoping to bump into someone with several million pound on the way down who can afford to buy the club?
Total shot in the dark, but I think the protest is more about how the club has been run over the past few years rather than about its market value.
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