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Having a well deserved break.
One of two people who kept the club running whilst Hilton was determined to run the club into the ground.
Some people have very short memories with blinkered views.10 users thanked author for this post.
There’s going to be some disappointed people on here, myself included.
See you next season Jimmy.1 user thanked author for this post.
Pretty sure it was one of dodgy Dave’s claims that the dispute between the club (Swann) and the Telegraph was resolved.
Of course everything that Hilton ever stated was 100% accurate wasn’t it!
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It is appalling that there has been so little mention of the Iron in the newspaper. Come back, Bob Steels!
I seem to remember a falling out between the owners of the Telegraph and the club.
Telegraph owners demanding a fee to cover the clubs matches and news, club refusing to pay them, rightly so IMO.
I assume that disagreement is still in place.I admire your optimism Gurnelista, fortunately I don’t share it.
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Think you’re referring to Gareth?
Ah, apologies – my mistake. Yes, I was. He also took to Twitter yesterday and was telling people to ‘stay classy’ (I had noticed).
The Ironarmy guy made no such comment, it was the other guy from the podcast, Yorky who was barking out instructions to be classy when he’s the foul mouthed one on the podcast, they were all Hilton supporters so I take no notice of what they say.
If leading the league for a good part of the season, finishing in the playoffs and then going out on a penalty are grounds for dismissal, who of any calibre would want to come here and with hardly any cash to spend? What sort of reputation does it give the club?
In case nobody noticed, it has been the persistent sacking of managers season after season that has contributed to the club being where it is already – in the proverbial cesspit of NLN.
You’re confusing the term “sacked” with not having a contract renewed!
Nobody is being sacked.
The guy from the smoking goat has not had his contract renewed, not heard anyone claiming he’s been sacked.1 user thanked author for this post.
At least one person on here is closer than they think.
Andy Crosby.
It was wishful thinking on my part, although I wouldn’t discount it happening.
I do find it highly amusing that you spend time trawling through the forum though, you’re obsessed with me, it would be frightening if it wasn’t so amusing.Interesting that you’ve all misread what I’ve stated.
I stated that “the current manager would not be responsible for player recruitment next season”
I didn’t anywhere state that the current manager wouldn’t be here next season although I would personally prefer he wasn’t.
All depends on the (hopefully) next two games as to whether he is or not.It’s Andy Butler, even i could have figured that out.
Then you would be wrong.
The one we will be impressed by, but you did imply that the one who did the recruiting wouldn’t be the manager. Or were you covering all eventualitys.
I’m impressed, others will be.
You obviously won’t but then you’re confusing me with someone who gives a shit whether you are or not…… you’re insignificant!I wonder if an appointment has already been made who has suggested who stays and who could be recruited.
One has!
Middle blocks of the main stand virtually sold out too.
That’s not accurate, the reason all those seats are greyed out is because they belong to season ticket holders, they’ll remain that way until the deadline for season ticket holders to reserve their seats for Saturday’s match, if they don’t they’ll turn green and become available to purchase.
That’s not accurate either; a large proportion were available on Sunday until word got round non season ticket holders could buy tickets. Subsequently they are now nearly unavailable.
Perhaps didn’t make myself clear, the greyed out seats are sold, on Sunday all the greyed out ones were season ticket holders, however the ones in Green were available to book, the season ticket holders seats will remain greyed out until Thursday evening for them to book, if they don’t wish to attend then their seats will be available and will turn Green.
Therefore, although the exec area is looking as if it’s completely sold out, it isn’t and maybe some seats will become available on Thursday evening.Middle blocks of the main stand virtually sold out too.
That’s not accurate, the reason all those seats are greyed out is because they belong to season ticket holders, they’ll remain that way until the deadline for season ticket holders to reserve their seats for Saturday’s match, if they don’t they’ll turn green and become available to purchase.
Maggie didn’t do U turns but The National league do!
What are some of going to moan about after Monday?There’s a fair amount of moaning on here, it’s nothing compared to twitter, one guy has stated that the club not selling tickets until the National league will allow them to will knock “500+ off the attendance”.
I’m unsure how he knows this and furthermore why would the club who are desperate for every penny they can raise do this on purpose?
As I stated earlier, any genuine supporter who genuinely wants to be at the game will be!2 users thanked author for this post.
Everyone who really wants a ticket will get one.
Is there any members of the forum or anyone they know can honestly claim that they wanted to a ticket for an SUFC home match but weren’t able to get one either online or by visiting the ticket office or via telephone?
No, didn’t think so.2 users thanked author for this post.
A room has already been earmarked for an SUFC museum, there’s a large amount of memorabilia set aside.
Ready for next season.1 user thanked author for this post.
What is disturbing is that a guy who has been selling food to thousands of football supporters is publicly stating that the kitchens and catering points he’s been using are “not fit for purpose “
In time for Spalding.
If we go to Gloucester City needing something.
We won’t, second place will be secured on Saturday, the following Saturday will be party day.
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That’s the one! Lairdy.
Scott Laird, Scott Wiseman and Jack king all signed from PNE at the same time, I think it was Robbins that signed them.
Something kicked off between Laird and Swann and he was moved on to Walsall, he did an interview a year or so back, he hinted that things were not right between Swann and the manager and players.Scott Wiseman – gossip queen!
It was his ex PNE teammate Scott Laird in an interview hinted at the goings on during Swann’s tenure but bit his tongue and held back with the details.
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Peter Swann had amazing plans to build a new stadium.
But he wasn’t a lifelong Iron supporter, he was a Leicester supporter.
Kelvin is a lifelong Iron supporter.
Has some amazing plans to bring our clubs catering into the 21st century.Goodbye Dan, hello Kelvin.
Won away last night and probably need to win their last 3 games to give them a chance of play offs. Could make for a different type of game on Saturday which could help us maybe?
Won away to Banbury, even Bishop’s Stortford beat them last weekend!
Hereford finished with 9 men though. Bans effective today maybe?
In this league, bans don’t kick in for seven days so they’ll be available today.
Edit, I’m not sure which match they were sent off in.Snot you keep saying previously stated could you tell us on which thread I can’t find it in your reply history. Everyone else can see your first post why can’t you.
It’s on this one you thicko.
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