| Joseph Dodoo 16:05 - Nov 19 with 20349 views | deezel |
...has gone out on a months loan 'til 18 Dec
and will probably start against Burton on saturday |  | | |  |
| Joseph Dodoo on 07:45 - Nov 20 with 3323 views | TalkingSutty |
| Joseph Dodoo on 07:33 - Nov 20 by nordenblue |
Not too difficult tbf,he may be referring to all the debt and the CCJs currently being collected at giggle,but you'll already know about all them being oh so bright? |
I'd let this lad go NB. Some people you just can't reach. [Post edited 20 Nov 2015 7:47]
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| Joseph Dodoo on 08:53 - Nov 20 with 3259 views | roccydaleian |
| Joseph Dodoo on 07:43 - Nov 20 by aleanddale |
Why has Didds changed his user name?
#tool
#loseonebuyone
#milkybars |
He hasn't A&D, it's deffo not Didds. He's a loony tune psycho wum, who people are better off ignoring tbf.. |  | | |
| Joseph Dodoo on 10:14 - Nov 20 with 3187 views | nordenblue |
| Joseph Dodoo on 07:45 - Nov 20 by TalkingSutty |
I'd let this lad go NB. Some people you just can't reach. [Post edited 20 Nov 2015 7:47]
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Cant say i haven't tried at least,ill sit back and chuckle when it all unfolds | | | |
| Joseph Dodoo on 13:17 - Nov 20 with 3008 views | flyerdale |
| Joseph Dodoo on 22:20 - Nov 19 by Est1885 |
I'd wager I hold more prestigious qualifications than yourself, although perhaps that is quite easy, as coming from Rochdale, a GCSE is probably viewed as a major honour.
Anyway, I'm quickly venturing off topic. [Post edited 19 Nov 2015 22:22]
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How many are you hoping to get? |  | | |
| Joseph Dodoo on 13:31 - Nov 20 with 2981 views | fitzochris |
| Joseph Dodoo on 22:20 - Nov 19 by Est1885 |
I'd wager I hold more prestigious qualifications than yourself, although perhaps that is quite easy, as coming from Rochdale, a GCSE is probably viewed as a major honour.
Anyway, I'm quickly venturing off topic. [Post edited 19 Nov 2015 22:22]
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You come from Rochdale, you fookin' nugget. |  |
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| Joseph Dodoo on 13:43 - Nov 20 with 2958 views | DaleiLama |
Multiple choice question to get an Oh level at Spotland
Est1885=
(a) Estimated daily interest payment on current debt @ BFC
(b) Estimated IQ of Est poster (x 100)
(c) Estimated combined age of crowd @ Gigg Lane for the last home game
(d) Estimated number of players signed down the A58 on the never, never
(e) All of the above [Post edited 20 Nov 2015 13:45]
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| Joseph Dodoo on 14:30 - Nov 20 with 2892 views | Est1885 |
| Joseph Dodoo on 13:43 - Nov 20 by DaleiLama |
Multiple choice question to get an Oh level at Spotland
Est1885=
(a) Estimated daily interest payment on current debt @ BFC
(b) Estimated IQ of Est poster (x 100)
(c) Estimated combined age of crowd @ Gigg Lane for the last home game
(d) Estimated number of players signed down the A58 on the never, never
(e) All of the above [Post edited 20 Nov 2015 13:45]
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A dig at Bury's seemingly increasing young fan demographic. Again something that is not to be mocked. After all, it is these young fans that will keep giving money to the club and support our team when the ageing fanbase pass away. By securing a younger fanbase now it ensures a fan base for the future.
Was it not one of Rochdales own players who last season observed that Rochdale have an ageing fanbase? Not going to benefit you in the long run is it. But you mock our young crowds all you like.
Perhaps not really relevant, but you only have to look at social media (primarily used by young people), and the difference in traffic the two clubs hashtags on Twitter or the amount of 'likes' on the Facebook pages of both clubs to see that Rochdales young audience is minute. [Post edited 20 Nov 2015 14:35]
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| Joseph Dodoo on 14:34 - Nov 20 with 2883 views | D_Alien |
| Joseph Dodoo on 14:30 - Nov 20 by Est1885 |
A dig at Bury's seemingly increasing young fan demographic. Again something that is not to be mocked. After all, it is these young fans that will keep giving money to the club and support our team when the ageing fanbase pass away. By securing a younger fanbase now it ensures a fan base for the future.
Was it not one of Rochdales own players who last season observed that Rochdale have an ageing fanbase? Not going to benefit you in the long run is it. But you mock our young crowds all you like.
Perhaps not really relevant, but you only have to look at social media (primarily used by young people), and the difference in traffic the two clubs hashtags on Twitter or the amount of 'likes' on the Facebook pages of both clubs to see that Rochdales young audience is minute. [Post edited 20 Nov 2015 14:35]
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Did you make it past "Primery" school?
#honouredwithGCSEs
Edit: #honouredwithedits [Post edited 20 Nov 2015 14:36]
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| Joseph Dodoo on 14:44 - Nov 20 with 2855 views | SteTsGoldenBoot |
| Joseph Dodoo on 14:30 - Nov 20 by Est1885 |
A dig at Bury's seemingly increasing young fan demographic. Again something that is not to be mocked. After all, it is these young fans that will keep giving money to the club and support our team when the ageing fanbase pass away. By securing a younger fanbase now it ensures a fan base for the future.
Was it not one of Rochdales own players who last season observed that Rochdale have an ageing fanbase? Not going to benefit you in the long run is it. But you mock our young crowds all you like.
Perhaps not really relevant, but you only have to look at social media (primarily used by young people), and the difference in traffic the two clubs hashtags on Twitter or the amount of 'likes' on the Facebook pages of both clubs to see that Rochdales young audience is minute. [Post edited 20 Nov 2015 14:35]
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Some very valid points......Sadly! |  |
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| Joseph Dodoo on 14:51 - Nov 20 with 2845 views | D_Alien |
| Joseph Dodoo on 14:30 - Nov 20 by Est1885 |
A dig at Bury's seemingly increasing young fan demographic. Again something that is not to be mocked. After all, it is these young fans that will keep giving money to the club and support our team when the ageing fanbase pass away. By securing a younger fanbase now it ensures a fan base for the future.
Was it not one of Rochdales own players who last season observed that Rochdale have an ageing fanbase? Not going to benefit you in the long run is it. But you mock our young crowds all you like.
Perhaps not really relevant, but you only have to look at social media (primarily used by young people), and the difference in traffic the two clubs hashtags on Twitter or the amount of 'likes' on the Facebook pages of both clubs to see that Rochdales young audience is minute. [Post edited 20 Nov 2015 14:35]
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Unfortunately, a pretty high percentage of your young fanbase are absolute morons, who won't be rubbing two GCSE's together. Take, for instance, the hundreds gathered near the Dale away end. I'd suggest a fair proportion of these won't be following the club once they've reached whatever level of maturity their IQs allow.
The only security these youngsters will be involved in will be High. | |
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| Joseph Dodoo on 15:00 - Nov 20 with 2819 views | Est1885 |
| Joseph Dodoo on 14:51 - Nov 20 by D_Alien |
Unfortunately, a pretty high percentage of your young fanbase are absolute morons, who won't be rubbing two GCSE's together. Take, for instance, the hundreds gathered near the Dale away end. I'd suggest a fair proportion of these won't be following the club once they've reached whatever level of maturity their IQs allow.
The only security these youngsters will be involved in will be High. |
Yes they are young, and their actions are questionable, but they have a clear passion for the club, and clearly have a level of maturity that has influenced their decision to support their local club over the local PL giants like most of their classmates or peers. I'd rather have them paying money to Bury FC and supporting the club rather than wearing Man U tops.
But you stick with your attitude, and you will see Dales attendances shrink even further as time progresses as loyal fans die and your failure to capture the imagination of the young within the borough of Rochdale means they will likely grow up to have no attachment to a football club. Nor will their children most likely. | | | |
| Joseph Dodoo on 15:20 - Nov 20 with 2779 views | dingdangblue |
Cant keep a good chur down.
http://talksport.com/radio/listen-again/1447970400#
22.30 onwards.
He does talk a good game , I'll give him that , but when he's embellishing about averaging 5500-6000 crowds (real figure 4800) you do wonder what else is truth or not. Goldstein and Cundy are lapping it all up. A good listen either way. [Post edited 20 Nov 2015 15:24]
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| Joseph Dodoo on 16:13 - Nov 20 with 2687 views | D_Alien |
| Joseph Dodoo on 15:00 - Nov 20 by Est1885 |
Yes they are young, and their actions are questionable, but they have a clear passion for the club, and clearly have a level of maturity that has influenced their decision to support their local club over the local PL giants like most of their classmates or peers. I'd rather have them paying money to Bury FC and supporting the club rather than wearing Man U tops.
But you stick with your attitude, and you will see Dales attendances shrink even further as time progresses as loyal fans die and your failure to capture the imagination of the young within the borough of Rochdale means they will likely grow up to have no attachment to a football club. Nor will their children most likely. |
"But you stick with your attitude..."
Stick with my attitude?
I introduced my son to Dale when he'd shown a preference for Liverpool after Michael Owen scored that goal in France 98. Took him to Anfield a few times, but he soon got the Dale bug and he's been an avid fan ever since. I see plenty of other dads doing the same, week in week out at Dale, and we're pretty confident the Dale will still be going when their son's kids come along.
Can you be confident that kids being brought to watch Bury will have a club to take their children to? First things first. Anyone with even half a brain would be deeply worried about what's happening behind the scenes at Bury. But no, you just want to make a point about marketing. It's the lifeblood of many clubs, but it'll be the death of you, judging from the fantasy gigs dreamed up by the Bury marketing department.
What an utter shambles that was. Has everyone got their money back yet?
Don't even try to lecture us on marketing!!
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| Joseph Dodoo on 16:48 - Nov 20 with 2616 views | milly |
| Joseph Dodoo on 16:13 - Nov 20 by D_Alien |
"But you stick with your attitude..."
Stick with my attitude?
I introduced my son to Dale when he'd shown a preference for Liverpool after Michael Owen scored that goal in France 98. Took him to Anfield a few times, but he soon got the Dale bug and he's been an avid fan ever since. I see plenty of other dads doing the same, week in week out at Dale, and we're pretty confident the Dale will still be going when their son's kids come along.
Can you be confident that kids being brought to watch Bury will have a club to take their children to? First things first. Anyone with even half a brain would be deeply worried about what's happening behind the scenes at Bury. But no, you just want to make a point about marketing. It's the lifeblood of many clubs, but it'll be the death of you, judging from the fantasy gigs dreamed up by the Bury marketing department.
What an utter shambles that was. Has everyone got their money back yet?
Don't even try to lecture us on marketing!!
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Wont be a Bury at gigg lane from season 18/19 wink wink.Big money for my company. | | | |
| Joseph Dodoo on 17:34 - Nov 20 with 2511 views | inthenet |
Gutted "we need a bloody striker" at least they are having a go
We only need a striker to see us moving up the league....arhhhh |  |
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| Joseph Dodoo on 17:44 - Nov 20 with 2484 views | 442Dale |
| Joseph Dodoo on 16:48 - Nov 20 by milly |
Wont be a Bury at gigg lane from season 18/19 wink wink.Big money for my company. |
So as you have put this into the public domain, shall we debate how organisations can hope to gain contracts if they're releasing information when it's not common knowledge? |  |
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| Joseph Dodoo on 17:48 - Nov 20 with 2474 views | milly |
Feel free.The land was bought over 12 months ago so no secret there.Already heard back from main contractor and WILL be one of the sub-contractors. | | | |
| Joseph Dodoo on 17:50 - Nov 20 with 2469 views | deezel |
Ooh err, sorry for opening a Pandora's Box! My OP was for meant as info only
I know a few dAley fans and enjoy their company as with other lower league teams fans, I live on the Wirral so know a lot of Tranmere fans
I always respect folk who follow teams like ours rather than being a TV fan of Premier League teams
Good luck tomorrow
But not in t'cup obv | | | |
| Joseph Dodoo on 18:43 - Nov 20 with 2388 views | 442Dale |
| Joseph Dodoo on 17:48 - Nov 20 by milly |
Feel free.The land was bought over 12 months ago so no secret there.Already heard back from main contractor and WILL be one of the sub-contractors. |
Who was the land bought by as it's no secret? Where is this land? | |
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| Joseph Dodoo on 18:49 - Nov 20 with 2369 views | TalkingSutty |
| Joseph Dodoo on 18:43 - Nov 20 by 442Dale |
Who was the land bought by as it's no secret? Where is this land? |
Pilsworth i think.Seems like our prediction of Gigg lane becoming a housing estate could be spot on. [Post edited 20 Nov 2015 18:51]
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| Joseph Dodoo on 18:51 - Nov 20 with 2368 views | SteTsGoldenBoot |
| Joseph Dodoo on 18:43 - Nov 20 by 442Dale |
Who was the land bought by as it's no secret? Where is this land? |
Pilsworth and Peel Holding allegedly. | |
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| Joseph Dodoo on 19:06 - Nov 20 with 2336 views | milly |
From what ive heard,The stadium at gigg will be used for youth team games.
Probably the adjacent land will be sold. Quite a bit of land there really.
Probably will re scale the ground to about 3 or 4 rows of seats around the pitch (if they want it covered) or maybe just 1 or 2 rows if uncovered.Just by doing that it frees up extra land. [Post edited 20 Nov 2015 19:20]
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| Joseph Dodoo on 19:21 - Nov 20 with 2295 views | TVOS1907 |
| Joseph Dodoo on 19:06 - Nov 20 by milly |
From what ive heard,The stadium at gigg will be used for youth team games.
Probably the adjacent land will be sold. Quite a bit of land there really.
Probably will re scale the ground to about 3 or 4 rows of seats around the pitch (if they want it covered) or maybe just 1 or 2 rows if uncovered.Just by doing that it frees up extra land. [Post edited 20 Nov 2015 19:20]
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I suppose a bury fan would know most of this. |  |
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| Joseph Dodoo on 19:24 - Nov 20 with 2284 views | milly |
| Joseph Dodoo on 19:21 - Nov 20 by TVOS1907 |
I suppose a bury fan would know most of this. |
Or,maybe a builder who has seen plans?
Albeit first stage plans at this moment. [Post edited 20 Nov 2015 19:26]
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| Joseph Dodoo on 19:31 - Nov 20 with 2264 views | TalkingSutty |
| Joseph Dodoo on 19:24 - Nov 20 by milly |
Or,maybe a builder who has seen plans?
Albeit first stage plans at this moment. [Post edited 20 Nov 2015 19:26]
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Insist on payment up front, you know the script. | | | |
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