| Tonight’s Forum 22:13 - Feb 17 with 6832 views | DaleyBrent |
Anybody who was there tonight able to summarise the key topics that were discussed?
Much appreciated.
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| Tonight’s Forum on 23:13 - Feb 17 with 6625 views | _Windydale |
Yes much appreciated. No Videocast this year, must be nice to be able to get down there. |  | | |
| Tonight’s Forum on 16:11 - Feb 18 with 5969 views | TomRAFC |
This is from memory, so forgive anything missed out/misunderstood/the bloody length of it.
It’s the quickest and least contentious forum I’ve ever been to. It started at half 7 and was done by half 8, including a break and a raffle. Was able to nip up to Bamford bowling club for a few pints after and was pleased to see they have one of the up the dale not for sale flyers on the notice board.
The top table was Murray Knight, Simon Gauge, Robbie Stockdale, Andy Kelly, and Jan Wormald. Richard Knight and George Delves were on hand too. I can only recall Simon and Robbie speaking.
Simon Gauge opened up with a brief statement. He spoke highly of Robbie Stockdale and the work he’s trying to do in difficult circumstances. Simon focused on the poor level of accounting that had gone on previously at the club. Monthly takings/match day takings for the bars/club shop were nowhere to be found. They estimate that the club is bringing in about £300,000 from the facilities available, and estimate they should be able to raise this to about 1 million pounds in the future. There’s going to be concerts at the stadium and a push to hire out the varying venues within the ground. They estimate this would take us from the lowest 8 in league 2 income-wise up to the top 8 in league 1. He referenced the staffing changes behind the scenes but didn’t go into detail.
Stockdale didn’t have too many questions to answer and as a general rule the tone was very supportive. He declined to criticise individual players when asked about the goalkeeping/defensive performances. He attributed games gone wrong to individual mistakes rather than tactical decisions, but was clear that he’s not opposed to rotating the formation. After a while here he felt the current squad was not going to be able to play the 433 formation he originally planned and began to change things from there.
He was asked about how it has been managing the club during an attempted takeover and joked that his glass of water was actually vodka. Bringing in players had been a challenge. Simon Gauge added that this was especially due to Morton house suggesting to the EFL that we would soon run out of money. This made transfers tricky, hence the amount of loan signings.
He commented on a few players. Clark and Downing were brought in to bring experience and be calming influences. Cashman has not performed to the best of his abilities in training, but the door is open to him if his form picks up. O’Keefe was going to sign for a championship club and be loaned back to us until the end of the season. This didn’t materialise so he has signed a 6 month contract with us, we didn’t pay a fee for him. He was asked about the lack of appearances by youth players. Brierley/Scanlon/Mialkowski played in the bounce game this week but he hasn’t felt it would be beneficial to them or the team to play them at the moment.
There was a tongue in cheek question about a contract extension, a nod to the car crash of a contract announcement by our former director. Robbie said he thought there might need to be an upturn in results before that happened. The penny dropped after that and there was a good laugh had in the room.
Quick break, the raffle seemed to be selling bloody well!
The board were asked how they could criticise the previous accountancy when accounts are audited. Simon reflected that an annual audit and the keeping of monthly/weekly figures are two very different things. I think the word he used was “shocking”. I can’t remember the exact figure the accountancy was costing us (I think he said £200,000). This has all been brought in house now and is being led by Brian Butler. I believe this was the domain of former director Mr Grindrod, who was brought onto the board following a share transfer from our former CEO just before the infamous EGM.
Simon made a fantastic commitment to the playing budget. He reported that being a fan owned club, with no one taking money out of the club, that income into the club would be put straight into the playing budget.
BBM was released from his contract and did not receive any compensation from the club.
There was a question as to whether some of the recent “dearly departed” members of the board had been forthcoming with anything they might know about Morton House’s contact with the club prior to the arrival of the new board. In short, the answer was no, however the club feel they still have a good understanding of what went on. Seems like phone records/emails etc. have been gone over with a fine tooth comb. Simon spoke very highly of the expertise of our non-executive director in these matters.
Two members of staff are being brought in to replace Frances (which confirms her departure). One of these people will be focused on increasing revenue for the club by hiring out the facilities we have.
The club was asked about it’s commitments to supporting women/diversity within the community. As expected the board have signed up to varying initiatives and the Barrow game will be dedicated in honour of these. Simon reiterated the club’s condemnation of the chants from the Oldham game.
It wouldn’t be a proper fans forum without the topic of training facilities. Simon said that at the moment we aren’t able to train on a full size pitch but there have been some very positive conversations with the council/local landowners. This could take 2 years to materialise but was high on their agenda.
When asked about a possible return of the goldbond, Simon said it wasn’t the top of their agenda given current circumstances but that they would look into it. There was a rather random question about a rumour that Burnley FC owned our lottery. They don’t. There was also a question about who owned the carpark at the stadium. The club does.
The contractor for the pitch had been in the stadium around the time of the postponement. The underlay for the pitch surface had become compacted and an algae had grown in the holes of the drainage mesh. This is being resolved and the pitch should drain ok now. From what was said, the science of maintaining a pitch is a heck of a complicated subject area.
Simon seemed very calm about our legal footing and how to take the club forward. There was a detailed question about Village Energy Solutions, which has been well covered in another thread. The question was accompanied with a reminder to the board that the fans will back them 100% which earned a well deserved round of applause.
All in all, a very calm and reassuring affair. The commitments to the budget and increasing revenue are big positives. [Post edited 18 Feb 2022 18:25]
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| Tonight’s Forum on 16:40 - Feb 18 with 5874 views | judd |
| Tonight’s Forum on 16:11 - Feb 18 by TomRAFC |
This is from memory, so forgive anything missed out/misunderstood/the bloody length of it.
It’s the quickest and least contentious forum I’ve ever been to. It started at half 7 and was done by half 8, including a break and a raffle. Was able to nip up to Bamford bowling club for a few pints after and was pleased to see they have one of the up the dale not for sale flyers on the notice board.
The top table was Murray Knight, Simon Gauge, Robbie Stockdale, Andy Kelly, and Jan Wormald. Richard Knight and George Delves were on hand too. I can only recall Simon and Robbie speaking.
Simon Gauge opened up with a brief statement. He spoke highly of Robbie Stockdale and the work he’s trying to do in difficult circumstances. Simon focused on the poor level of accounting that had gone on previously at the club. Monthly takings/match day takings for the bars/club shop were nowhere to be found. They estimate that the club is bringing in about £300,000 from the facilities available, and estimate they should be able to raise this to about 1 million pounds in the future. There’s going to be concerts at the stadium and a push to hire out the varying venues within the ground. They estimate this would take us from the lowest 8 in league 2 income-wise up to the top 8 in league 1. He referenced the staffing changes behind the scenes but didn’t go into detail.
Stockdale didn’t have too many questions to answer and as a general rule the tone was very supportive. He declined to criticise individual players when asked about the goalkeeping/defensive performances. He attributed games gone wrong to individual mistakes rather than tactical decisions, but was clear that he’s not opposed to rotating the formation. After a while here he felt the current squad was not going to be able to play the 433 formation he originally planned and began to change things from there.
He was asked about how it has been managing the club during an attempted takeover and joked that his glass of water was actually vodka. Bringing in players had been a challenge. Simon Gauge added that this was especially due to Morton house suggesting to the EFL that we would soon run out of money. This made transfers tricky, hence the amount of loan signings.
He commented on a few players. Clark and Downing were brought in to bring experience and be calming influences. Cashman has not performed to the best of his abilities in training, but the door is open to him if his form picks up. O’Keefe was going to sign for a championship club and be loaned back to us until the end of the season. This didn’t materialise so he has signed a 6 month contract with us, we didn’t pay a fee for him. He was asked about the lack of appearances by youth players. Brierley/Scanlon/Mialkowski played in the bounce game this week but he hasn’t felt it would be beneficial to them or the team to play them at the moment.
There was a tongue in cheek question about a contract extension, a nod to the car crash of a contract announcement by our former director. Robbie said he thought there might need to be an upturn in results before that happened. The penny dropped after that and there was a good laugh had in the room.
Quick break, the raffle seemed to be selling bloody well!
The board were asked how they could criticise the previous accountancy when accounts are audited. Simon reflected that an annual audit and the keeping of monthly/weekly figures are two very different things. I think the word he used was “shocking”. I can’t remember the exact figure the accountancy was costing us (I think he said £200,000). This has all been brought in house now and is being led by Brian Butler. I believe this was the domain of former director Mr Grindrod, who was brought onto the board following a share transfer from our former CEO just before the infamous EGM.
Simon made a fantastic commitment to the playing budget. He reported that being a fan owned club, with no one taking money out of the club, that income into the club would be put straight into the playing budget.
BBM was released from his contract and did not receive any compensation from the club.
There was a question as to whether some of the recent “dearly departed” members of the board had been forthcoming with anything they might know about Morton House’s contact with the club prior to the arrival of the new board. In short, the answer was no, however the club feel they still have a good understanding of what went on. Seems like phone records/emails etc. have been gone over with a fine tooth comb. Simon spoke very highly of the expertise of our non-executive director in these matters.
Two members of staff are being brought in to replace Frances (which confirms her departure). One of these people will be focused on increasing revenue for the club by hiring out the facilities we have.
The club was asked about it’s commitments to supporting women/diversity within the community. As expected the board have signed up to varying initiatives and the Barrow game will be dedicated in honour of these. Simon reiterated the club’s condemnation of the chants from the Oldham game.
It wouldn’t be a proper fans forum without the topic of training facilities. Simon said that at the moment we aren’t able to train on a full size pitch but there have been some very positive conversations with the council/local landowners. This could take 2 years to materialise but was high on their agenda.
When asked about a possible return of the goldbond, Simon said it wasn’t the top of their agenda given current circumstances but that they would look into it. There was a rather random question about a rumour that Burnley FC owned our lottery. They don’t. There was also a question about who owned the carpark at the stadium. The club does.
The contractor for the pitch had been in the stadium around the time of the postponement. The underlay for the pitch surface had become compacted and an algae had grown in the holes of the drainage mesh. This is being resolved and the pitch should drain ok now. From what was said, the science of maintaining a pitch is a heck of a complicated subject area.
Simon seemed very calm about our legal footing and how to take the club forward. There was a detailed question about Village Energy Solutions, which has been well covered in another thread. The question was accompanied with a reminder to the board that the fans will back them 100% which earned a well deserved round of applause.
All in all, a very calm and reassuring affair. The commitments to the budget and increasing revenue are big positives. [Post edited 18 Feb 2022 18:25]
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Manager doesn't do social media but his family do and he can detect the mood from their reactions and body language.
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| Tonight’s Forum on 16:44 - Feb 18 with 5841 views | D_Alien |
| Tonight’s Forum on 16:11 - Feb 18 by TomRAFC |
This is from memory, so forgive anything missed out/misunderstood/the bloody length of it.
It’s the quickest and least contentious forum I’ve ever been to. It started at half 7 and was done by half 8, including a break and a raffle. Was able to nip up to Bamford bowling club for a few pints after and was pleased to see they have one of the up the dale not for sale flyers on the notice board.
The top table was Murray Knight, Simon Gauge, Robbie Stockdale, Andy Kelly, and Jan Wormald. Richard Knight and George Delves were on hand too. I can only recall Simon and Robbie speaking.
Simon Gauge opened up with a brief statement. He spoke highly of Robbie Stockdale and the work he’s trying to do in difficult circumstances. Simon focused on the poor level of accounting that had gone on previously at the club. Monthly takings/match day takings for the bars/club shop were nowhere to be found. They estimate that the club is bringing in about £300,000 from the facilities available, and estimate they should be able to raise this to about 1 million pounds in the future. There’s going to be concerts at the stadium and a push to hire out the varying venues within the ground. They estimate this would take us from the lowest 8 in league 2 income-wise up to the top 8 in league 1. He referenced the staffing changes behind the scenes but didn’t go into detail.
Stockdale didn’t have too many questions to answer and as a general rule the tone was very supportive. He declined to criticise individual players when asked about the goalkeeping/defensive performances. He attributed games gone wrong to individual mistakes rather than tactical decisions, but was clear that he’s not opposed to rotating the formation. After a while here he felt the current squad was not going to be able to play the 433 formation he originally planned and began to change things from there.
He was asked about how it has been managing the club during an attempted takeover and joked that his glass of water was actually vodka. Bringing in players had been a challenge. Simon Gauge added that this was especially due to Morton house suggesting to the EFL that we would soon run out of money. This made transfers tricky, hence the amount of loan signings.
He commented on a few players. Clark and Downing were brought in to bring experience and be calming influences. Cashman has not performed to the best of his abilities in training, but the door is open to him if his form picks up. O’Keefe was going to sign for a championship club and be loaned back to us until the end of the season. This didn’t materialise so he has signed a 6 month contract with us, we didn’t pay a fee for him. He was asked about the lack of appearances by youth players. Brierley/Scanlon/Mialkowski played in the bounce game this week but he hasn’t felt it would be beneficial to them or the team to play them at the moment.
There was a tongue in cheek question about a contract extension, a nod to the car crash of a contract announcement by our former director. Robbie said he thought there might need to be an upturn in results before that happened. The penny dropped after that and there was a good laugh had in the room.
Quick break, the raffle seemed to be selling bloody well!
The board were asked how they could criticise the previous accountancy when accounts are audited. Simon reflected that an annual audit and the keeping of monthly/weekly figures are two very different things. I think the word he used was “shocking”. I can’t remember the exact figure the accountancy was costing us (I think he said £200,000). This has all been brought in house now and is being led by Brian Butler. I believe this was the domain of former director Mr Grindrod, who was brought onto the board following a share transfer from our former CEO just before the infamous EGM.
Simon made a fantastic commitment to the playing budget. He reported that being a fan owned club, with no one taking money out of the club, that income into the club would be put straight into the playing budget.
BBM was released from his contract and did not receive any compensation from the club.
There was a question as to whether some of the recent “dearly departed” members of the board had been forthcoming with anything they might know about Morton House’s contact with the club prior to the arrival of the new board. In short, the answer was no, however the club feel they still have a good understanding of what went on. Seems like phone records/emails etc. have been gone over with a fine tooth comb. Simon spoke very highly of the expertise of our non-executive director in these matters.
Two members of staff are being brought in to replace Frances (which confirms her departure). One of these people will be focused on increasing revenue for the club by hiring out the facilities we have.
The club was asked about it’s commitments to supporting women/diversity within the community. As expected the board have signed up to varying initiatives and the Barrow game will be dedicated in honour of these. Simon reiterated the club’s condemnation of the chants from the Oldham game.
It wouldn’t be a proper fans forum without the topic of training facilities. Simon said that at the moment we aren’t able to train on a full size pitch but there have been some very positive conversations with the council/local landowners. This could take 2 years to materialise but was high on their agenda.
When asked about a possible return of the goldbond, Simon said it wasn’t the top of their agenda given current circumstances but that they would look into it. There was a rather random question about a rumour that Burnley FC owned our lottery. They don’t. There was also a question about who owned the carpark at the stadium. The club does.
The contractor for the pitch had been in the stadium around the time of the postponement. The underlay for the pitch surface had become compacted and an algae had grown in the holes of the drainage mesh. This is being resolved and the pitch should drain ok now. From what was said, the science of maintaining a pitch is a heck of a complicated subject area.
Simon seemed very calm about our legal footing and how to take the club forward. There was a detailed question about Village Energy Solutions, which has been well covered in another thread. The question was accompanied with a reminder to the board that the fans will back them 100% which earned a well deserved round of applause.
All in all, a very calm and reassuring affair. The commitments to the budget and increasing revenue are big positives. [Post edited 18 Feb 2022 18:25]
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Thanks very much Tom, as those who weren't able to make it are now up to speed with all this, all pretty important stuff
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| Tonight’s Forum on 20:26 - Feb 18 with 5495 views | James1980 |
Thank you for the informative precis of last night Tom.
Would it be possible and worth it for a counter claim to go in against those whose claim's caused us issues with the transfer window last summer? | |
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| Tonight’s Forum on 01:34 - Feb 19 with 5222 views | _Windydale |
Cheers Tom, appreciate it. There are many fans who couldn't attend. | | | |
| Tonight’s Forum on 06:41 - Feb 19 with 5153 views | dale1968 |
Shame I could not attend..
Was there any mention of the PA System especially with Mr Sweetmoore being in attendance?? |  |
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| Tonight’s Forum on 08:12 - Feb 19 with 5054 views | TomRAFC |
| Tonight’s Forum on 06:41 - Feb 19 by dale1968 |
Shame I could not attend..
Was there any mention of the PA System especially with Mr Sweetmoore being in attendance?? |
It wasn't mentioned. I think someone said on a recent thread that they've emailed the trust about it, so I'd expect an update from Murray in one of the trust newsletters in future. | |
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| Tonight’s Forum on 13:34 - Feb 20 with 4462 views | EllDale |
Am I the only who’s concerned about the alleged lack of accountancy reporting under the old regime?
It should be pretty simple to have a process which records itemised revenue from each match day revenue stream. Basic stuff.
What worries me is that we’re encouraging
HMRC to investigate other organisations | | | |
| Tonight’s Forum on 13:39 - Feb 20 with 4446 views | EllDale |
Sorry, got broke off in mid thread there.
What I was trying to say was that we’re encouraging HMRC to investigate other organisations when the club maybe can’t itself provide accurate information as regards VAT income?
I just hope some sort of slush fund wasn’t created from match day income.
Or did it all go on sanitiser? | | | |
| Tonight’s Forum on 13:48 - Feb 20 with 4420 views | judd |
| Tonight’s Forum on 13:39 - Feb 20 by EllDale |
Sorry, got broke off in mid thread there.
What I was trying to say was that we’re encouraging HMRC to investigate other organisations when the club maybe can’t itself provide accurate information as regards VAT income?
I just hope some sort of slush fund wasn’t created from match day income.
Or did it all go on sanitiser? |
Management accounts that help account for the day to day running were not available.
It would appear that we did not know full the costs and income associated with bars and the shop.
How the club made the decision it did to cease Goldbond is further discredited with this revelation.
Statutory annual accounts are audited and mention had been made vy the auditor in previous years of incomplete record keeping in certain areas. This was questioned at an AGM by a regular poster on here.
You would hope that the furlough scheme was operated professionally. | |
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| Tonight’s Forum on 13:54 - Feb 20 with 4374 views | EllDale |
That would suggest to me either a lack of competence by some staff members and/or neglectful supervision at CEO/director level. | | | |
| Tonight’s Forum on 14:11 - Feb 20 with 4284 views | judd |
| Tonight’s Forum on 13:54 - Feb 20 by EllDale |
That would suggest to me either a lack of competence by some staff members and/or neglectful supervision at CEO/director level. |
Well given that the acting chairman and Head of finance at the last AGM could not answer how big Bottomleys pay rise was spoke volumes. | |
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| Tonight’s Forum on 14:17 - Feb 20 with 4268 views | Yorkshire_Dale |
| Tonight’s Forum on 13:54 - Feb 20 by EllDale |
That would suggest to me either a lack of competence by some staff members and/or neglectful supervision at CEO/director level. |
I thought we had a Professional Bean Counter in for all this accounting jobby....... | | | |
| Tonight’s Forum on 14:24 - Feb 20 with 4237 views | judd |
| Tonight’s Forum on 14:17 - Feb 20 by Yorkshire_Dale |
I thought we had a Professional Bean Counter in for all this accounting jobby....... |
We do now. | |
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| Tonight’s Forum on 19:58 - Feb 20 with 3968 views | DaleyBrent |
| Tonight’s Forum on 16:11 - Feb 18 by TomRAFC |
This is from memory, so forgive anything missed out/misunderstood/the bloody length of it.
It’s the quickest and least contentious forum I’ve ever been to. It started at half 7 and was done by half 8, including a break and a raffle. Was able to nip up to Bamford bowling club for a few pints after and was pleased to see they have one of the up the dale not for sale flyers on the notice board.
The top table was Murray Knight, Simon Gauge, Robbie Stockdale, Andy Kelly, and Jan Wormald. Richard Knight and George Delves were on hand too. I can only recall Simon and Robbie speaking.
Simon Gauge opened up with a brief statement. He spoke highly of Robbie Stockdale and the work he’s trying to do in difficult circumstances. Simon focused on the poor level of accounting that had gone on previously at the club. Monthly takings/match day takings for the bars/club shop were nowhere to be found. They estimate that the club is bringing in about £300,000 from the facilities available, and estimate they should be able to raise this to about 1 million pounds in the future. There’s going to be concerts at the stadium and a push to hire out the varying venues within the ground. They estimate this would take us from the lowest 8 in league 2 income-wise up to the top 8 in league 1. He referenced the staffing changes behind the scenes but didn’t go into detail.
Stockdale didn’t have too many questions to answer and as a general rule the tone was very supportive. He declined to criticise individual players when asked about the goalkeeping/defensive performances. He attributed games gone wrong to individual mistakes rather than tactical decisions, but was clear that he’s not opposed to rotating the formation. After a while here he felt the current squad was not going to be able to play the 433 formation he originally planned and began to change things from there.
He was asked about how it has been managing the club during an attempted takeover and joked that his glass of water was actually vodka. Bringing in players had been a challenge. Simon Gauge added that this was especially due to Morton house suggesting to the EFL that we would soon run out of money. This made transfers tricky, hence the amount of loan signings.
He commented on a few players. Clark and Downing were brought in to bring experience and be calming influences. Cashman has not performed to the best of his abilities in training, but the door is open to him if his form picks up. O’Keefe was going to sign for a championship club and be loaned back to us until the end of the season. This didn’t materialise so he has signed a 6 month contract with us, we didn’t pay a fee for him. He was asked about the lack of appearances by youth players. Brierley/Scanlon/Mialkowski played in the bounce game this week but he hasn’t felt it would be beneficial to them or the team to play them at the moment.
There was a tongue in cheek question about a contract extension, a nod to the car crash of a contract announcement by our former director. Robbie said he thought there might need to be an upturn in results before that happened. The penny dropped after that and there was a good laugh had in the room.
Quick break, the raffle seemed to be selling bloody well!
The board were asked how they could criticise the previous accountancy when accounts are audited. Simon reflected that an annual audit and the keeping of monthly/weekly figures are two very different things. I think the word he used was “shocking”. I can’t remember the exact figure the accountancy was costing us (I think he said £200,000). This has all been brought in house now and is being led by Brian Butler. I believe this was the domain of former director Mr Grindrod, who was brought onto the board following a share transfer from our former CEO just before the infamous EGM.
Simon made a fantastic commitment to the playing budget. He reported that being a fan owned club, with no one taking money out of the club, that income into the club would be put straight into the playing budget.
BBM was released from his contract and did not receive any compensation from the club.
There was a question as to whether some of the recent “dearly departed” members of the board had been forthcoming with anything they might know about Morton House’s contact with the club prior to the arrival of the new board. In short, the answer was no, however the club feel they still have a good understanding of what went on. Seems like phone records/emails etc. have been gone over with a fine tooth comb. Simon spoke very highly of the expertise of our non-executive director in these matters.
Two members of staff are being brought in to replace Frances (which confirms her departure). One of these people will be focused on increasing revenue for the club by hiring out the facilities we have.
The club was asked about it’s commitments to supporting women/diversity within the community. As expected the board have signed up to varying initiatives and the Barrow game will be dedicated in honour of these. Simon reiterated the club’s condemnation of the chants from the Oldham game.
It wouldn’t be a proper fans forum without the topic of training facilities. Simon said that at the moment we aren’t able to train on a full size pitch but there have been some very positive conversations with the council/local landowners. This could take 2 years to materialise but was high on their agenda.
When asked about a possible return of the goldbond, Simon said it wasn’t the top of their agenda given current circumstances but that they would look into it. There was a rather random question about a rumour that Burnley FC owned our lottery. They don’t. There was also a question about who owned the carpark at the stadium. The club does.
The contractor for the pitch had been in the stadium around the time of the postponement. The underlay for the pitch surface had become compacted and an algae had grown in the holes of the drainage mesh. This is being resolved and the pitch should drain ok now. From what was said, the science of maintaining a pitch is a heck of a complicated subject area.
Simon seemed very calm about our legal footing and how to take the club forward. There was a detailed question about Village Energy Solutions, which has been well covered in another thread. The question was accompanied with a reminder to the board that the fans will back them 100% which earned a well deserved round of applause.
All in all, a very calm and reassuring affair. The commitments to the budget and increasing revenue are big positives. [Post edited 18 Feb 2022 18:25]
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Fantastic summary, Tom. Much appreciated ðŸ‘🻠| | | |
| Tonight’s Forum on 21:56 - Feb 20 with 3807 views | EllDale |
Surely AFC Fylde must have asked for references before making a senior appointment? | | | |
| Tonight’s Forum on 22:02 - Feb 20 with 3784 views | judd |
| Tonight’s Forum on 21:56 - Feb 20 by EllDale |
Surely AFC Fylde must have asked for references before making a senior appointment? |
Rochdale didn't | |
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| Tonight’s Forum on 22:04 - Feb 20 with 3772 views | D_Alien |
| Tonight’s Forum on 21:56 - Feb 20 by EllDale |
Surely AFC Fylde must have asked for references before making a senior appointment? |
You'd think so, but Fylde's owner David Haythornthwaite is a law unto himself and as i've said before, imo he knew exactly what he was doing and who he was employing when taking Bottomley on, and why
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| Tonight’s Forum on 15:20 - Feb 22 with 3279 views | loulas |
Thanks for the updates [Post edited 22 Feb 2022 15:26]
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| Tonight’s Forum on 15:47 - Feb 22 with 3189 views | Manchester13579 |
| Tonight’s Forum on 14:17 - Feb 20 by Yorkshire_Dale |
I thought we had a Professional Bean Counter in for all this accounting jobby....... |
I would hope we did have a professional bean counter for 200K! | | | |
| Tonight’s Forum on 16:02 - Feb 22 with 3129 views | James1980 |
| Tonight’s Forum on 15:47 - Feb 22 by Manchester13579 |
I would hope we did have a professional bean counter for 200K! |
200K surely would make them the highest paid employee in the club. Assuming it is a fella is he able to fill in at CDM on a match day as well as operating his abacus. | |
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| Tonight’s Forum on 18:41 - Feb 22 with 2946 views | finberty |
| Tonight’s Forum on 16:02 - Feb 22 by James1980 |
200K surely would make them the highest paid employee in the club. Assuming it is a fella is he able to fill in at CDM on a match day as well as operating his abacus. |
...and can he also do the job of merely talking, rather than yelling, into the microphone on the PA system? Get that person in. [Post edited 22 Feb 2022 18:42]
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