| Interview with Barrow Chairman on 17:54 - Jan 6 with 9542 views | 100notout |
Wow!
Great article and respect to Mr Casson - sounds like a top guy and a true football supporter.
Didn't realise they trained at Hopwood Hall and whatever happens tomorrow, I wish Barrow AFC all the very best. |  |
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| Interview with Barrow Chairman on 18:35 - Jan 6 with 9410 views | D_Alien |
| Interview with Barrow Chairman on 17:54 - Jan 6 by 100notout |
Wow!
Great article and respect to Mr Casson - sounds like a top guy and a true football supporter.
Didn't realise they trained at Hopwood Hall and whatever happens tomorrow, I wish Barrow AFC all the very best. |
I'll second that
Whatever the outcome, I'll be keeping an eye on Barrow's results and hoping they make it back to the football league |  |
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| Interview with Barrow Chairman on 18:55 - Jan 6 with 9335 views | Daley_Lama |
They mistook Chris Beech for the manager at the draw it would appeae. |  |
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| Interview with Barrow Chairman on 18:56 - Jan 6 with 9332 views | Bass1 |
What a wonderful genuine man the Barrow chairman appears to be. Someone who actually loves football, not embroiled in the disgusting greed and the don't give a toss attitude of the so called elite.
Even my mate, who is a Man City fan, has expressed his disgust at the BBC for televising the West Ham game, which doesn't mean a thing to most City fans. City will probably be playing a weakened side anyway. Wonderful. Everybody I know have said they would have preferred to watch Barrow v Dale. A chance for the underdogs to earn a bit of cash? A possible cup upset? Who are these people who decide which FA cup
matches to televise? Stuff you the BBC. And Sky. And all the sports providers. [Post edited 6 Jan 2017 18:59]
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| Interview with Barrow Chairman on 18:59 - Jan 6 with 9315 views | nordenblue |
What a proper chap,so pleasant to read about... | | | |
| Interview with Barrow Chairman on 19:11 - Jan 6 with 9249 views | rochedale |
Great article, and as much as I want us to progress, I will be genuinely happy for Barrow if they do. |  |
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| Interview with Barrow Chairman on 19:26 - Jan 6 with 9192 views | DaleiLama |
Haven't got time to read now as taking a few beers to see dad and watch the Citeh match, but the interview he did on R5L was v good. Nice chap, strange mid-Atlantic accent! |  |
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| Interview with Barrow Chairman on 20:28 - Jan 6 with 9040 views | dalelee |
Great article. Wish them well after 5pm tomorrow and hope they gain promotion. He sounds like a real football man.
Both clubs have really embraced tomorrow's game, should be a superb occasion. | | | |
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| Interview with Barrow Chairman on 21:39 - Jan 6 with 8842 views | 49thseason |
Is that Dave Storf on the front row (RHS as you look at it) in that 1968 team photo? (Former Dale Left Winger for the benefit of youngsters). |  | | |
| Interview with Barrow Chairman on 22:08 - Jan 6 with 8780 views | cumbria_dale |
| Interview with Barrow Chairman on 21:39 - Jan 6 by 49thseason |
Is that Dave Storf on the front row (RHS as you look at it) in that 1968 team photo? (Former Dale Left Winger for the benefit of youngsters). |
I really should've posted on here before now, being a lifelong dale fan who's lived in Barrow now for 6 years (married a Barrow girl)
Casson's comments don't surprise me - he's got the club in his heart and he's a realistic, likeable chap. Barrow are playing some very good stuff this season, much better than the sort of hoofball Bayliss had them playing. Don't get me wrong, they are still a very physical side and like to play it long, but at this level its as much about the fight as the flair and they've managed to balance the two this season.
What Cox has managed to do is assemble a squad not just made up from journeymen and carlisle/preston cast-offs, as has been the norm for years. Its rare to get any player not based in the area to the club, but Byron Harrison (top scorer and biggest threat to us tomorrow) has pretty much spent his entire career at clubs in the south east. Similar to our own squad, there's a sense that the players want to play for Cox even if it means uprooting.
I can confirm is cold here tonight but not freezing and should be OK. I live a 5min walk from the ground and will be there tomorrow. For those arriving by train, the Duke of Edinburgh is a great pub just over the road from the station and you'll find some decent ales on tap including the awesome Lancaster Brewery ales. [Post edited 6 Jan 2017 22:08]
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| Interview with Barrow Chairman on 22:47 - Jan 6 with 8703 views | DaleiLama |
| Interview with Barrow Chairman on 22:08 - Jan 6 by cumbria_dale |
I really should've posted on here before now, being a lifelong dale fan who's lived in Barrow now for 6 years (married a Barrow girl)
Casson's comments don't surprise me - he's got the club in his heart and he's a realistic, likeable chap. Barrow are playing some very good stuff this season, much better than the sort of hoofball Bayliss had them playing. Don't get me wrong, they are still a very physical side and like to play it long, but at this level its as much about the fight as the flair and they've managed to balance the two this season.
What Cox has managed to do is assemble a squad not just made up from journeymen and carlisle/preston cast-offs, as has been the norm for years. Its rare to get any player not based in the area to the club, but Byron Harrison (top scorer and biggest threat to us tomorrow) has pretty much spent his entire career at clubs in the south east. Similar to our own squad, there's a sense that the players want to play for Cox even if it means uprooting.
I can confirm is cold here tonight but not freezing and should be OK. I live a 5min walk from the ground and will be there tomorrow. For those arriving by train, the Duke of Edinburgh is a great pub just over the road from the station and you'll find some decent ales on tap including the awesome Lancaster Brewery ales. [Post edited 6 Jan 2017 22:08]
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| Interview with Barrow Chairman on 23:37 - Jan 6 with 8636 views | D_Dale |
“To my chagrin, there are buses that leave this town for Old Trafford or The Emirates and all those places every weekend."
Did he really say this? Hard to imagine a nest of Barrow-based Arsenal fans catching a bus to see the Gunners every weekend. Nor do I follow how he is "Dallas based" and running the club office with his wife and son.
But otherwise can't disagree with most of his views. I'd also be interested how a 63-year old manages to look about 40. [Post edited 7 Jan 2017 0:15]
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| Interview with Barrow Chairman on 23:58 - Jan 6 with 8585 views | Billie |
| Interview with Barrow Chairman on 23:37 - Jan 6 by D_Dale |
“To my chagrin, there are buses that leave this town for Old Trafford or The Emirates and all those places every weekend."
Did he really say this? Hard to imagine a nest of Barrow-based Arsenal fans catching a bus to see the Gunners every weekend. Nor do I follow how he is "Dallas based" and running the club office with his wife and son.
But otherwise can't disagree with most of his views. I'd also be interested how a 63-year old manages to look about 40. [Post edited 7 Jan 2017 0:15]
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| Interview with Barrow Chairman on 07:50 - Jan 7 with 8347 views | davidab2202 |
| Interview with Barrow Chairman on 21:39 - Jan 6 by 49thseason |
Is that Dave Storf on the front row (RHS as you look at it) in that 1968 team photo? (Former Dale Left Winger for the benefit of youngsters). |
Would suggest you are right,certainly looks like him to me.
Think they paid us £7000 for him,not perhaps Scott Hogan figures but still a lot of money in those days. | | | |
| Interview with Barrow Chairman on 08:36 - Jan 7 with 8302 views | Barrafan |
| Interview with Barrow Chairman on 23:37 - Jan 6 by D_Dale |
“To my chagrin, there are buses that leave this town for Old Trafford or The Emirates and all those places every weekend."
Did he really say this? Hard to imagine a nest of Barrow-based Arsenal fans catching a bus to see the Gunners every weekend. Nor do I follow how he is "Dallas based" and running the club office with his wife and son.
But otherwise can't disagree with most of his views. I'd also be interested how a 63-year old manages to look about 40. [Post edited 7 Jan 2017 0:15]
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think he was just generalising, Arsenal fans in Barrow? think you could count them on one hand!! | | | |
| Interview with Barrow Chairman on 08:40 - Jan 7 with 8296 views | Barrafan |
Met Casson last season he is how he comes across a football man and he bleeds the club and the town, think his main incentive to buying the club was a tribute to his father.
One day we may me rubbing shoulders in the same league., | | | |
| Interview with Barrow Chairman on 09:00 - Jan 7 with 8250 views | barrovianbedlam |
I think he will of actually meant the Etihad as he said to us a while back he had seen the city supporters bus leaving Barrow | | | |
| Interview with Barrow Chairman on 20:47 - Jan 7 with 7975 views | D_Dale |
| Interview with Barrow Chairman on 08:40 - Jan 7 by Barrafan |
Met Casson last season he is how he comes across a football man and he bleeds the club and the town, think his main incentive to buying the club was a tribute to his father.
One day we may me rubbing shoulders in the same league., |
It'd be good if Barrow could regain 'league status', and after today I hope the team bounces back. But the National League is a tough one, with, as you'll know, several clubs fairly recently in L2. | | | |
| Interview with Barrow Chairman on 20:53 - Jan 7 with 7919 views | SuddenLad |
My nephew lives in Barrow and regularly travels from there with many others on a supporters coach to Anfield. They have a pickup in Preston and it's always full. |  |
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| Interview with Barrow Chairman on 20:56 - Jan 7 with 7898 views | D_Alien |
| Interview with Barrow Chairman on 20:53 - Jan 7 by SuddenLad |
My nephew lives in Barrow and regularly travels from there with many others on a supporters coach to Anfield. They have a pickup in Preston and it's always full. |
For a lark, they should hop onto a nuclear sub and surface in front of the Liver Building, just to scare the shit out of the natives! | |
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| Interview with Barrow Chairman on 20:57 - Jan 7 with 7865 views | SuddenLad |
| Interview with Barrow Chairman on 20:56 - Jan 7 by D_Alien |
For a lark, they should hop onto a nuclear sub and surface in front of the Liver Building, just to scare the shit out of the natives! |
I'll mention it. He works at Vickers......!! | |
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| Interview with Barrow Chairman on 22:04 - Jan 7 with 7726 views | frenzied |
2interesting bits in today's Times..
1.The Barrow chairman purchased the club whilst drunk at a party 4 years ago!!
Has put in over 2million quid
2.Glen Murray played for both clubs | | | |
| Interview with Barrow Chairman on 22:37 - Jan 7 with 7640 views | 1mark1 |
| Interview with Barrow Chairman on 22:04 - Jan 7 by frenzied |
2interesting bits in today's Times..
1.The Barrow chairman purchased the club whilst drunk at a party 4 years ago!!
Has put in over 2million quid
2.Glen Murray played for both clubs |
Of course a number of players have played for both including Grant Holt, Danny Livesy and Andy Howarth. |  |
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| Interview with Barrow Chairman on 22:40 - Jan 7 with 7629 views | SuddenLad |
| Interview with Barrow Chairman on 22:37 - Jan 7 by 1mark1 |
Of course a number of players have played for both including Grant Holt, Danny Livesy and Andy Howarth. |
Jason Smart, Dave Bayliss, Marcus Holness, to mention 3 more..... | |
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| Interview with Barrow Chairman on 22:45 - Jan 7 with 7609 views | fitzochris |
| Interview with Barrow Chairman on 22:40 - Jan 7 by SuddenLad |
Jason Smart, Dave Bayliss, Marcus Holness, to mention 3 more..... |
Glenn Murray too. |  |
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