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Didn’t he sack Laws after losing in the first round of the FA Cup to a local rival?
He certainly did Northumbiron, but things are very different now, at that time the club owned its own ground and land and there was no reason for the club not doing well, but administration and liquidation of the club would bring its rewards to one area, as everyone is now suggesting, there is no other way of looking at this sad situation, 2 wins in 28 matches and rock bottom of the football leagues bottom division, and it goes on and on and on, we are the embarrassment of the football league.
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You missed “Another” or “again” out of the thread title.
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Didn’t Swann say he would be starting work in a month on the ground? the slip road?
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Did he say which month, it’s a few years now since those bottles of beer was made to celebrate us leaving Glanford Park.
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Mr Swann had an ego to prove everyone wrong !
Now it is proving everyone right.
What a shame Peter, and you called others amateurs.
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Didn’t Swann say he would be starting work in a month on the ground? the slip road?
Didn’t he once tell us he was going to build a wonderful fairy tale football ground and take us to a magical land called the Championship where we would all live out our days in football heaven? Or am I thinking of the Land of Chocolate in the Simpsons🤔
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When Wharton was Chairman, Directors used to travel to away matches. Do they still?
As for home games, again Directors attended to watch matches and to receive visiting Directors.
These are matters of courtesy for Directors. Do our current Directors continue to offer such politeness?2 users thanked author for this post.
Didn’t Swann say he would be starting work in a month on the ground? the slip road?
Perhaps this is why he’s not attending.
Waiting until the new road is built so he can “slip” away unnoticed once the supporters start baying for blood!
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His last radio interview with Matt Dean he said within a month they would be starting work. Now I know Swann has never let us down before with dates/deadlines
so I was just puzzled…4 users thanked author for this post.
Who gives a shite about any of that, I’d rather he paid the loan up and get rid of this bloody transfer embargo currently slapped on us and sorted the squad out.
Get rid of the injury prone bunn and up to press Kenyon and the utter dross O’neil for starters.
Much more important than ground improvements anyway, not going to be worth crap all if we’re non league next season.
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EFL loan has to go first otherwise – we have zero chance with it outstanding.
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Didn’t Swann say he would be starting work in a month on the ground? the slip road?
He has said so many things over the past eight years ironawe, but the only one that has come to being is that the club ran up £12 million of debt under his wing, all the other 9 items are still awaiting acting on, possibly better to look out for the old “preverbrial pinch of salt!”
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When Wharton was Chairman, Directors used to travel to away matches. Do they still?
As for home games, again Directors attended to watch matches and to receive visiting Directors.
These are matters of courtesy for Directors. Do our current Directors continue to offer such politeness?No Inspector, the clutch of Swanns used to attend until this season mate, but when they stopped attending games Peter asked his buddy UTI-99 to stand in for him and meet away directors and tell them how well the club is being run by owners and staff that are doing a great job, he also told the directors that if they had any complaints, it was the Scunny fans to blame!!
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I’ve said for the last 12 months his objective is to see SUFC fold.Nothing has changed my mind
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As he even got planning permission for the slip Road or is this going to be another falling out with NLC again.
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Lines of communication down Bucks?
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they MUST go. If this doesn’t happen within the next couple of weeks
Today soon enough?
Always thought you were living in a bubble Bucks!
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Lines of communication down Bucks?
He knew alright but it gives him scope to come back later and start fawning over Swann again,your so bloody predictable Buck’s.
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His actions today suggest otherwise Premier iron.
Depends who he inflicts on us next, surely?
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Phew, yes, lines of communication were down. Who cares — just glad they’ve gone!
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Yep two down one to go.
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