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Many might suggest Peter Swann.
No it was deffo a goose Cass.
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If you go on you tube search for iron army this will provide you with at least a few clues.
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Seems to have attracted the attention of a journalist Gregor Townsend.
Done a piece for THE TIMES about the demise of a once proud little club renowned for battling the odds and now heading for non-league obscurity.
I bet MR SWANN is really pleased !!
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On talksport tonight too.
A great stunt by those who pulled it off; Bringing the focus of the media onto the club and the way it’s being ran.
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Whoever organised and carried out the locking of the stadium VERY WELL DONE as this is what’s needed, media attention. Keep up the good work!
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We obviously needed some experts from the north bank TW!
Using the tractor definitely helped the protest, made for a much more shareable image.
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It would have been better if the tractor had ripped the gates from their hinges, hey ho. 😜
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The same people behind the gate locking need to sneak into the club and use a similar lock to lock Cox in a back room somewhere.
Only way to prevent him from fecking anything else up.
He is using Cox as a smokescreen
Bang on. I was thinking this was the case, while everybody is fuming Cox is still in a job the less people will be slagging off Swann.
I imagine it will be a mixture of that and him not wanting to dip into the Swann rainy day fund and pay the two idiots off. I remember the match Lillis was in charge of and that was shambolic to say the least.
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