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finally, my boycott pays off
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Halle fecking lujah.
Won’t relax until it’s done but it’s the first good news from the club for 5 years.
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Prayer works.
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Well if the new partners are paying the late wages owed NOW then I presume they will want to take charge of Saturdays gate receipts, seems reasonable enough to me to expect that.
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Will keep the cork in the champagne bottle just a little longer.
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I don’t think Elliott and Sharp would have paid this month’s wages if they had any doubts that the deal will fall through
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Best news in years. Well done Simon and Ian for persevering.
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Hope this gets sorted for you guys.
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i’ll believe it when it changes hands. The “we needed to get the wages paid” makes me think they wanted/needed to get a big crowd in for the Notts County game on Saturday.
But if true, great. looking forward to standing on the Donny Road again. Still expecting to be in the Conference North, but you sometimes have to fall back to push forward.
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I’m a very emotional Iron fan tonight, and am not embarrassed to say I shed a tear of joy at the news.
But as others above say it isn’t all going to change for the good overnight. Let’s face it we are still deep in the doo-doo footballing wise.
Let’s hope it’s a new dawn not a false one.
UTI
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I’m a very emotional Iron fan tonight, and am not embarrassed to say I shed a tear of joy at the news.
But as others above say it isn’t all going to change for the good overnight. Let’s face it we are still deep in the doo-doo footballing wise.
Let’s hope it’s a new dawn not a false one.
UTI
If we stay up then great but I fully expect to be playing NLN next year, and to be honest I couldn’t give a shit. Mass clear out and rebuild the club from top to bottom, won’t need a large budget to compete either.
Local games and winning football will bring larger crowds no matter what league we’re.
Not felt this excited about watching the club for years.
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No, but given Swann has said he’s agreed a deal and he’s working with Simon and Ian on final due diligence and transition, I think we can stop holding our breath.
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Completely agree with Cliff Byrne’s Right Peg. I cannot see us avoiding relegation this season but we as fans need to patient, this mess will take a long time to sort out, but we have light at the end of the tunnel and taken our first step towards it. UP THE IRON!!!
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