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It’s been good to be able to focus on events on the pitch for the last 18 months. But it looks like that’s not going to be possible anymore and we’re heading for yet another shitshow.
And no more than Danny. Apollo.
Your wrong they well and truly shafted him yesterday.
Seeing his updated post from yesterday catered for for all the away fans only to find out that they’d put a burger van outside the away end which he obviously didn’t even see coming, then to make matters worse they opened the doors at half time for the away fans to use said burger van.
By helping the club and showing support when on its arse should work both ways but unfortunately it doesn’t as seen yesterday and probably never will.
There was a crowd there over twice the usual size. It strikes me yesterday was partly a matter of logistics. Does Goat really have the capacity and experience to cope, and adequately service that number? I’d wager not. However, the apparent way he was treated doesn’t seem courteous.
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Isle Of Wight (Powder) Festival
Spoiled a great day for the club.
This event should be cancelled now apparently tickets not going well anyway but after that exhibition is it something the club wants to be associated with?Snifftonbury
We have an uncanny ability to unearth these turds.
The lower down the League pan you go, the higher they float.
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Love Island and football don’t mix.
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He was shouting Darlington are wankers a few weeks ago from the directors box.
Not the class of c**t one wants at the Club?
It’s to do with DJ Tom Zanetti, who was given the mic at half-time today to promote the 3-day festival. He made a complete arsehole of himself – clearly off his tits, screaming into the mic, telling Chester to “f-off” and so on. James Moody said, over the mic after Zanetti had vanished in a cloud of powder, that he was an embarrassment. He was not wrong.
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Lots of small businesses have helped the club out in many ways often being talked into work for free or cost, just not a good luck, once bitten twice shy.
Perhaps, when the Club was visibly on its arse, they wanted to do something to help and to show support.
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Today’s the day – 2-0 – Mark Beck and Michael Clunan
…he should have been the first to be asked if he wanted to do something outside too.
So should Henry’s Bar, to be honest – although not food as they are simply crap at it.
‘If’ ffs
The club have shafted him, nowt new there then.
They haven’t gone out of their way to shaft him, I’d say. They’re simply exercising their right to ‘extend the offer’ to supporters on a big matchday. But – a big but – he should have been the first to be asked if he wanted to do something outside too.
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Gareth seems harmless enough to me, and I have sometimes enjoyed his video reports despite the fact that they’re a bit thin on actual insightful content and very repetitive. The others involved in the podcast, I don’t know them personally but I’m sure they’re probably all alright. Other than Max Bell, of course. However, there’s definitely a smugness about it all that I don’t particularly like.
Personally I’m glad there’s all this extra stuff on offer today, but it does seem a bit odd that (if Goat is telling the truth) they didn’t ask him. All that outside catering will surely impact his potential to rake in dollar.
It’s a shame that there’s such division, but I completely understand why some people have a gripe with the Iron Hour.
As much as I have no time for him I find how The Roberts Sharp influence at GP goes about it’s business as massively alarming.Its the Towns club not their wet dream to do with as they please.
The Weekender crew might be their mates now but I hope they fall flat on their faces .
Don’t crap on your own doorstepThey’re obviously trying every new idea they can to get money in, and to generate some wider interest and involvement. Admirable energy, but it could bite them in the arse at some point.
“Looking for outside investment but coy about it”. Promotion might make this urgent?
We have to get it first!
It’ll be interesting to see how things shake down, and where investment comes from, if and when it does. You’d have to hope it would be 100% local, and completely non-contentious.
Let’s hope for a game that truly matches the effort of the Club in securing a bumper crowd.
I thought Wreh did reasonably ok at GP, in what little we saw. He was unpredictable and his footwork looked like he could be a little bit tricksy.
Why doesn’t Schofield offer input when these obvious adjustments aren’t made.
You’re presuming he doesn’t.
He was annoying the life out of me all night.
Turn it down and sync up with Humberside on BBC Sounds.
“Balanced, philosophical and good humoured” – you missed out delusional! Overall the game was even – B******s!! We were completely outplayed. We had the best chances to score – I must have missed all the chances we had that were better than 2 free headers in front of goal from inside the 6 yard box.
I disagree with your disagreement! I think Schofield was right that on the whole the game was about even, there were chances for both sides. But I’m not sure he was right in saying our chances were best. A couple of Kidderminster’s chances were blatant.
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(we’ve been on) … a great run and coped with the Whitehall injury better than expected
You have to try and look at it positively. When Whitehall got injured a lot of people probably expected our season to implode… It hasn’t. Last night was a setback, not an apocalypse.
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Referee was another numpty who completely lost the game, best thing about when we eventually leave this league will be seeing the back of those clowns.
… to be replaced with another posse of clowns.
Does it matter?
Doesn’t it matter?
Could have gone either way last night, in my opinion. There were chances for both sides though Kidderminster’s were a lot more clear cut.
The goal was a fluke, but Fitzsimons misjudged it. We severely lack a fox in the box, or some killer instinct up front. They had Calum Roberts locked up from the start, aka Butterfield Syndrome. Clunan ran around trying to knit things together but messed up marginally less than he did something good. Scales not that great – again.
Schofield almost took exception to a couple things during the post-match interview with Ollie on BBC Humberside, but all in all he was balanced and philosophical and relatively good-humoured. Don’t panic!
Does Butler’s red card mean he’s in the stands against Chester, or is there a one week delay in the ban being implemented? Anyone know for sure?
Couldn’t possibly say in public.
I’ll take that as an “I couldn’t possibly say in public” then.
Anyone watched DAZN coverage of United on a dodgystick?
… agh well suppose that’s what happens when you piss the owner off who was paying all the bills by himself while fans boycotted games and just slagged him off.
“just slagged him off”
Whitehall is expected to be back against Chester. Wreh will be ok for Saturday, as will Beestin. Butler said he nearly made it last night, but still felt it a little when kicking the ball.
Wreh is suffering from muscle stiffness “fatigue”.
Pretty sure Butler said Whitehall could be back next Tuesday.
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