Liquidation would clear chairman of running costs etc,but he would have to pay for the demolition of the ground,and then what.Land is a prized commodity but in the present economic climate,who wants to build empty retail units,housing maybe but would the council approve this as they are still in a hole trying to build a lakes complex across the road.possibly NHS to build something I don’t know.All would need planning permission .The chairman’s best bet was to keep us in the football league so he appointed hill ,as a proven experienced manager,unfortunately he failed badly to turn it around. I’m sure the chairman will have been disappointed with hill,and seeing his assets devalued being a non league team and gone along with hills rebuilding project.
He has brought in some experienced players but in his frantic search for a winning formula he is losing the basics. Stick to a system the players can understand and the results will come
I can’t see the chairman sacking hill as it would mean him coming back into the spotlight,also having to pay him off and appoint who? Although temptation must be there.
I personally can’t forgive hill in the way we surrendered our league status without a fight, but we don’t know all the factors behind the scenes.Hopefully we can find that bit of luck that can kick start our season let’s hope it’s this Saturday. Up the iron
