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Surely the director in charge of finances at the time (who is very much still here, despite that statement) would have had to approve payment to the pitch contractors. Sick to death of him getting an easy ride when he was a large part of Bottomley’s shenanigans.
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Co-chair’s Christmas message on 13:03 - Dec 23 with 4196 views
Decent message and clarifies a few matters. Look forward to the time when they are able to give more detail to the work that is currently going on behind the scenes.
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Co-chair’s Christmas message on 19:06 - Dec 23 with 3401 views
Co-chair’s Christmas message on 12:26 - Dec 23 by kel
Surely the director in charge of finances at the time (who is very much still here, despite that statement) would have had to approve payment to the pitch contractors. Sick to death of him getting an easy ride when he was a large part of Bottomley’s shenanigans.
An audio extract from the Fans Forum February 2020...
It says in that clip that the pitch laid in 2020 came with a 10 year guarantee, and providing we kept to the installers maintenance instructions, should anything should go wrong with it, then we would get a new pitch.
I think it's time for a statement on what's happening. I seem to recall a similar guarantee on work carried out perhaps 20 years ago when we foolishly did not comply with the instructions (wrong sand?) and thus, we ruined the pitch.
Mind you; the person on the clip is notorious for getting things wrong, so we need to hear from the current Directors.
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Co-chair’s Christmas message on 19:32 - Dec 23 with 3321 views
The thread on here about that forum in Feb ‘20 with some quotes provided by the club’s Twitter account:
Fans forum thread by 442Dale16 Feb 2020 21:39 May as well start it with a request: does anyone know the time it starts? Might have missed it but can’t find much promoting it recently, just this:
https://www.daletrust.co.uk/2020/01/forum-rearranged/
Co-chair’s Christmas message on 19:32 - Dec 23 by 442Dale
The thread on here about that forum in Feb ‘20 with some quotes provided by the club’s Twitter account:
Fans forum thread by 442Dale16 Feb 2020 21:39 May as well start it with a request: does anyone know the time it starts? Might have missed it but can’t find much promoting it recently, just this:
https://www.daletrust.co.uk/2020/01/forum-rearranged/
Co-chair’s Christmas message on 07:22 - Dec 24 by pioneer
Why oh why do we continue to have SG as the face/voice of the club?
Get back to me Simon when you actually achieve something...like that 5000 average crowd.
Unless i'm mistaken, it was integral to the deal worked out by the Ogdens that SG retain his position, and shareholding
The main reason, i suspect, was due to the complete lack of experience within the Ogden family of how a football club is run, but the same applied to SG only a couple of years earlier
In a recent article about Dale in a national.newspaper, SG was described as being "the long-standing Chairman", a perception which is wholly inaccurate
It remains to be seen whether the perception that matters - that of the Ogdens, and CO in particular - is changing; bearing in mind, it could be changing in line with that of SG's perception of the fanbase
Co-chair’s Christmas message on 10:19 - Dec 24 by D_Alien
Unless i'm mistaken, it was integral to the deal worked out by the Ogdens that SG retain his position, and shareholding
The main reason, i suspect, was due to the complete lack of experience within the Ogden family of how a football club is run, but the same applied to SG only a couple of years earlier
In a recent article about Dale in a national.newspaper, SG was described as being "the long-standing Chairman", a perception which is wholly inaccurate
It remains to be seen whether the perception that matters - that of the Ogdens, and CO in particular - is changing; bearing in mind, it could be changing in line with that of SG's perception of the fanbase
It was simply the Ogdens didn’t want to buy SG out
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Co-chair’s Christmas message on 01:05 - Dec 25 with 1226 views
Co-chair’s Christmas message on 10:19 - Dec 24 by D_Alien
Unless i'm mistaken, it was integral to the deal worked out by the Ogdens that SG retain his position, and shareholding
The main reason, i suspect, was due to the complete lack of experience within the Ogden family of how a football club is run, but the same applied to SG only a couple of years earlier
In a recent article about Dale in a national.newspaper, SG was described as being "the long-standing Chairman", a perception which is wholly inaccurate
It remains to be seen whether the perception that matters - that of the Ogdens, and CO in particular - is changing; bearing in mind, it could be changing in line with that of SG's perception of the fanbase
Callum and Sir Peter both have MBAs from Harvard, I am fairly sure running a football club is small beer for them, through the Harvard Alumni, they have access to 85,000 of the worlds best and brightest business people. I think they know what decisions to make and when the time is right to make them, having them onboard is like winning the lottery, lets not piss them off with short- term thinking. Turning an oil tanker takes time and space, turning a club with a century of underachievement is not a quick fix, Harvard has a reputation for turning big ideas into big companies and organisations, building deep foundations is step one of the playbook, what follows could be massive for the club and the town, and like Christmas, all good things are worth waiting for... Merry Christmas to one and all!
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Co-chair’s Christmas message on 16:40 - Dec 25 with 732 views
Co-chair’s Christmas message on 16:30 - Dec 25 by 49thseason
Callum and Sir Peter both have MBAs from Harvard, I am fairly sure running a football club is small beer for them, through the Harvard Alumni, they have access to 85,000 of the worlds best and brightest business people. I think they know what decisions to make and when the time is right to make them, having them onboard is like winning the lottery, lets not piss them off with short- term thinking. Turning an oil tanker takes time and space, turning a club with a century of underachievement is not a quick fix, Harvard has a reputation for turning big ideas into big companies and organisations, building deep foundations is step one of the playbook, what follows could be massive for the club and the town, and like Christmas, all good things are worth waiting for... Merry Christmas to one and all!
I'm fully on board with the Ogden agenda
I was responding to wozzrafc's post, and i know what Harvard is about
Short-termism isn't something i care about. If you simply believe the post i was responding to, you - yourself - do them a disservice
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