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It somehow seems fitting that our last games are against Sutton & Harrogate, two teams who until very recently we'd have regarded as examples of perennial non-league outfits from the South & North
Concentrating on us, we got the ball forward whenever possible and mixed up our football- exactly what many have been asking. Well done McNulty for that.
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Sutton United (h) Match Thread on 17:32 - Apr 29 with 11177 views
We can only play those in front of us. They didn't seem to care but give some credit to our lads for some pretty decent passing play. Just for once, in front of lots of first time fans (kids) in the Pearl Steet we gave them something to think about. Hope some of them come back next season. Pleased to see us sign off at home with a decent win. From here we rebuild. As for the scotes on the pitch demanding that the board go......not got a full shilling between them. Who is the fat guy with the ginger beard leading the kids on? Ban him.
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Sutton United (h) Match Thread on 18:05 - Apr 29 with 10906 views
If you mean the obese woman in the white badly fitting top who was swearing at and pushing the steward; I have no idea, but how sad I feel for her poor kid. Anyhow, she should be easy to identify. Right in front of the Directors Box. Probably the reason the lap of honour/shame was cancelled.
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Sutton United (h) Match Thread on 18:15 - Apr 29 with 10738 views
Is it the same guy who abuses the opposition subs when they’re warming up on the touch line during games? Stands at the corner of the Sandy and has a severe case of verbal diarrhoea?
The bloke is pathetic.
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Sutton United (h) Match Thread on 18:23 - Apr 29 with 10642 views
But looking forward we need a manager as soon as possible. As a club we will struggle to attract anyone of real quality until we sort out who will be chairman next season, what the structure off the field will look like and what our budget could will be.
The criticisms levelled at McNulty he seems to have listened to and is changing. 11 points from 7 games with this lot suggests he could be the best option we have.
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Sutton United (h) Match Thread on 18:34 - Apr 29 with 10514 views
Good win, played well as a team and passing better.Could have scored a few more! Pity couldn’t have done this more over the season. Lack of pressure seems to have had an impact. Good to see over 3000 there (although some of the feral kids were a disgrace in the Sandy Lane end). Would like to have seen the team for a lap of honour especially for some players who may be leaving. but juvenile behaviour put an end to that.
Will be back next season - no doubt many changes will take place before August. UTD
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Sutton United (h) Match Thread on 18:38 - Apr 29 with 10476 views
McNulty not the answer for me, but have a nagging feeling that he will get it because the Board seem to make the wrong decision much of the time and have done for the last 12 months.
I have just been told that, despite the tannoy announcement telling the fans that the lap of honour was cancelled and to leave the ground; it did actually happen???
Hope it's not true, because a lot of genuine fans wanted to say goodbye and were denied.
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Sutton United (h) Match Thread on 18:50 - Apr 29 with 10354 views
For those who were enjoying their last game of Sandy Chav Bingo this season...
Just before halftime, there were 8 lads, lining up for the cubicles in the toilets, swinging a bag of sniff like it was a bag for life.
Steward 1 - They're not supposed to do that (did nowt). Steward 2 - What's happening? (panicked and did nowt as soon as his question was answered). Steward 3 - Stood, watched the door, waited for a group of spaced out kids to leave, then took his hi-viz off and went for a look.
Remember when we were known as a good set of fans? A place where there were decent pubs and a cracking chippy?
Next season, we're going to be up against teams who have never played us before. We'll be known as the nasty coke-rat fans within weeks.
I can only conclude, after a full season of this, the club are intentionally avoiding any kind of intervention so as not to lose income.
To appoint anyone, or make any decisions others than settling the future ownership of the club would be a nonsense
Tying new owners to a manager they mightn't want?
The board, grateful as we all are for saving the club in its hour of need two years ago, have one last service to perform, and that's as smooth a transition to a new regime as possible
Yes, I’m sure new owners would be very put off a manager who took the worst team in the league to 1.57 ppg (playoff form) and 12 goals in 7 games (promotion form). That’s exactly what new owners don’t want.
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