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If David invites local business men onto the board ( I think we all know two obvious choices ) then sets about contacting fans groups for feedback and hopefully in time allowing fans to buy shares in the club, he will become very popular and the fan base will start to grow again. We are a local club much beloved in the area, we aren’t a global brand and we don’t have millionaires playing for us, so if David thinks local and makes the club more accessible to fans then it’s a win win situation. If we give him time to get settled in I think he could be very good for Scunthorpe United.
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Would love to see the names of Ian Sharp and Simon Morris on that board of directors list very soon. Think Turnbull should go but that’s just my opinion.
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Chugging along like one of the old Humber paddle steamers.
We’ll get there but it may take a while!
Ah memories of me taking the ferry across the Humber to Hull in my youth, supping bottles of Blue Bass along the way. No lager louts on board back then.
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Does Trill still exist?
Where do you think Buck’s gets his shiny feathers from, stilton and port 🤔
Think he went on trial hakeeeeb, a new owner might change things now.
First away win in over a year on the day a new owner takes over, is it a sign 🤔😳
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Cheers Poojah, read a few of your posts over the years on the fishy forum, thanks for your support and a lot of your fishy friends too, let’s hope we can resume our football feuding in the not too distant future, even a cup tie would suffice.
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Aye alright Buck’s, go and have a lie down and chill out with a box of Trill.
All newcomers sound positive but the quick paying of the HMRC tax bill to free us from the transfer embargo is such a tonic. We need to bring in the right players and obviously the fees will have to be sensible, let’s crack on David, nice one and welcome.
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You don’t know how banal it is until you’ve read it…..
What’s that your life story.🤔
Rejoice rejoice the evil one has been vanquished, long live the dragon slayer 🔥
Tories don’t appear to heed warnings do they.
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It’s the only defence he seems to have nowadays, he must be so disappointed with his Tory favourites, when Johnson got in he was chirruping like a budgie.
Barely a week since Ian and Simon pulled out of the deal and now very quickly this new investor has come forward and a deal is supposedly nearly done. Could Ian and Simon be part of this new investment group and if things go through could they join a new board at GP?
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We’ve got a club for sale if that helps?
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“Personally gutted; had a great team, great plan and great Manager all lined up.”
Yeah, right!
Aye words are cheap, actions count.
Now now SOS we mustn’t live above our means again ( if anything actually goes through) look what happened last time we did.
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January 24, 2023 at 6:56 pm in reply to: When America sneezes, Britain catches a cold they say #253784Trumps fact checked lies whilst in ( and out ) of office are truly massive compared to Biden so that point you made was just completely wrong Buck’s, however you believe what you want after all it’s what Trump does all the time.
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Quite right Buck’s, the BBC state every other bulletin that we should rejoin the EU don’t they Buck’s, Buck’s Buck’s hello hello anybody in.😂
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Still it’s a first that a PM, a Tory PM, has got fines to his name for breaking the law twice, got to agree on that one Buck’s. All squeaky clean here, nothing to see, move along thank you.
The signature may already be on a bit of paper
As someone else said awhile back, ” so we’re Chamberlains and Hitler’s but look what happened next “. 💥
Hope it’s a yellow one.
The BBC seems neutral enough to me and the government of the day certainly gets plenty of air and screen time to put its points across. Of course they should be challenged in interviews on details of their policies, that’s how democracy works and we have plenty of examples around the world of countries who don’t allow their views to be challenged. Trade unions and people disagreeing with the government should also be allowed their point of view on air but what we don’t want is the BBC turning into a version of GB News or Talk Radio just because the government don’t like being asked searching questions or held to account.
I’m sure the public can handle the truth, the government probably can’t handle what would happen at the ballot box as a result, which is unfortunate for them because it’s coming anyway.
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A runcible spoon is actually a fork.
If the 💩 is lumpy and firm a fork would work, I’m sure if the kiosks were empty NI the boardroom would still be stuffed to the gunnels.
You forgot to mention the runcible spoon, was the owner feeding shit off it to the prospective new owners yesterday 🤔
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I hear he’s taking down the big portrait of Steve Wharton from his office wall as it’s not included in the sale.
Almost a 100 years since we had one, think it’s a thing of the past TBH and I’m not sure people would want to go down such a route but there should be enough nous around the country to see what a cluster f*** it is right now. An early election could well come if Sunak continues to piss around and achieve very little and his party may want rid of him if these current disputes in health and the railways are not resolved soon. People appear generally to still back the actions of the workers , can’t hear much support around for the government’s intransigence on these matters. Fingers 🤞
Would be nice if he joins Donny and nets the winner against the Cods next time they meet.
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