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Whitts

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  1. 2 hours ago, lookersstandandy said:

    Why did he only play 2 games for Chesterfield, a team that finished bottom of League 2 last season?

     

    Can anyone enlighten me?

    According to the Derbyshire Paper, he was injured. On his debut, at home to Cambridge, he limped off after 84 minutes with a hamstring issue and then, having recovered, injured his Achilles in a behind-closed-doors friendly. It wasn’t until the final game of the season at Barnet, with relegation already confirmed, that Chesterfield fans got to see him play again.

  2. 7 minutes ago, singe said:

    Check out this offer from Curzon. 

    Something for the Trust toook into, someone to underwrite this for several seasons. Tough ask, I know. 

    Or an U16Share. 

     

    I am all for options to attract the next generation of supporter.  I would suggest a better option may be to allow season ticket holders to bring an under 16 to some midweek or selected Saturday games where attendances are low.  It rewards the loyalty of ST holders and would help boost crowds when historically attendances are lower.  

  3. The Brassbank politics will never be evident to the average fan and is something for the new owners to address.  Boycotting stands will help no one, be better if we all cancelled our sky subscriptions which is starving clubs at our level.  The way to create atmosphere is for as many fans as possible to attend games and support the team from all sides of BP.  Incentives to attract younger fans is the way forward and a good season in league 2 will help.  Maybe this season, if we can get our act together under FB, it will be the start of another positive period and attract a new generation of supporter to BP.

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  4. AL has come into the club, invested significant funds and, despite this, has seen it relegated.  During his six months he has seen the destabilising influences of the media stories, clearly based upon leaked information from inside the club, and has probably decided that a clear out is the only way forward.  I am sure there are decent staff who will be casualties of the cull but they are all implicit in the decline. AL is a business man who will want people around him who buy into his ideas and who he can trust to run the club.  It is how most businesses operate and i suppose football is no different.   It's a transitional period and we all will have to see what transpires. 

  5. 2 hours ago, pukka said:

     

    I have liked him in all 3 games he has played, but clearly not that fit as he hits a wall on 60 mins or so. To say he has been playing for Coventry and is only young, that is a worry.

    Feed the Duck for 60 minutes or till he tires then replace him with one from Holloway,  Benteke, Obadeyi, Duffus and Doyle when fit.  Nice problem for RW to have really.

  6. 15 minutes ago, yarddog73 said:

    :petesake: sorry you lost me when you claimed he was putting money into the club.

    Where do you think the funding has come from when the income generated is less than the expenditure every week?  SC has made many mistakes but I feel he has done his best for OAFC.  He has certainly invested more than any other fan of the club, be that me, you or any of the other 3.5 thousand who attend most weeks.  He should stay on in my opinion and help Abdullah guide OAFC to better times.

  7. 9 hours ago, latics22 said:

    I’m happy for him to stay, did his best, kept us up, found a new investor 

    My view too.  I do not understand all the animosity to someone who kept ths club solvent.  I believe he did his best, invested as best he could and kept the club in this division after the other amigos gave up.  He knows this club better than anyone, will have learnt from his mistakes and maybe with Abdullah on board can together grow the club in a sustainable way.  We need to stay up this year and then aim to be top half next year and keep making steps in the right direction.  Holding our own in the Championship in the next five years and further improvements to the ground would be success for me and I think it would be good if SC can play some part in this latest chapter.

  8. 10 hours ago, HarryBosch said:

     

    Is the top floor finished? :grin:

     

     

    I suggested to the club that they could convert a room into a cinema.  The tie in that the club now has with the "odeon" should make it easy to do.  I could drop the wife and her mate off to watch fifty shades of whatever colour whilst I go in the supporters bar next door..... when it's built of course.  Works for me!

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