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Beating Carlisle 3-0 on the final day, Torps last outing and the ground rising to applaud him off the pitch for the last time when substituted, plus the Carlisle fans staying behind at the end to generously applaud our Champions as they paraded the League One Trophy round the pitch. Just a wonderful season for us all to enjoy.
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It was a fantastic season wasn’t it with many memorable games and some cracking football in brilliant atmospheres. If only……
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Underwhelmed but I guess it reflects the budget, best of luck young man, hope it works out well for both parties. Where’s the bloody striker?
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….and so is the unacceptable debt and ground grab.
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Never seen the guy play live before and Cass makes a very good point about fitness, I thought the lad did ok without being outstanding, which I would not expect anyway after such a long period out with injury. I’m giving the lad a chance to prove himself and I think others should too, look how Rory has improved in his last few games. We need to give these young guys a chance and be prepared to take the rough with the smooth this season, we have no choice, no budget means no experience or quality in abundance.
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We lack quality but make up for a lot with work rate, passion and sheer determination. The only downer for me was not finishing chances but the guys worked hard to create them which is a big positive. Deffo pen for me les, arm raised when no need, well played ref on that one and well done all the players in general for just keeping battling on for the whole game. Fair play to Cox he has instilled a great attitude in these players and when injuries clear up we should be ok. Still need another striker but the defence is spot on for me, well done guys 👏👏👏
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One promotion, two playoff semi finals in div one, and missed out on another on goal difference, one relegation, and made a loss while doing so much like every other club, seems quite good to me, don’t know about you?. Could be worse Barcelona have a £1.15 billion loss and theirs hasn’t been written off.
Whartons record was better, promoted from league two, champions of league one, play-off winners at Wembley, three seasons in the championship, manageable debt of two million, owned the ground and never once put it into another company to cover an unmanageable eleven million pounds debt. Yes there were a couple of relegations but come on be truthful for once, the two records aren’t even comparable.
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He doesn’t need an excuse ironking, haven’t you noticed it’s always somebody else’s fault never the Prawns. It’s called passing the buck after fuc***g up himself.
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Ok show me how it’s done? I have nothing against Wharton but why did we get relegated to league 2 after all those glittering successes you mention? I assume it was nothing to do with Wharton.
Discuss the unacceptable level of debt, lack of success compared to Mr Wharton and the ground grab that has never occurred before in the history of SUFC until this current chairman came along. Why don’t you discuss that Mr club sycophant?
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I believe he got us relegated into league 2 and decided he’d had enough.
As usual a Scunny fan making out everything was rosey before the Swanns and will be rosey after the Swanns.
I think you mean rosy, anyhow let’s put the respective chairman’s records on promotion, trips to Wembley, seasons actually played in the Championship and debt incurred whilst in charge. Oh yes and Mr Wharton never transferred the club ownership away into a separate company to cover his sorry arse. Your go.
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I have a dream, Cass.
One day there will BE clean seats at the SVS.Aye clean seats, clean toilets, reasonably good catering and a decent team to watch playing enjoyable football most of the time, plus the odd promotion, winning the odd league title and a few trips to Wembley some successful some not.
Whatever happened to Steve Wharton?
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Give it up Awaywego the reflection in the flat screen of the sparsely populated Iron Bar tells it’s own story, what a joke. I’ve been in plenty of away bars at half time ( would never go in our shit hole of a bar ) and they have always been jammed with fans jostling, chatting and more importantly all drinking beer. The screen should read lost customers due to an idiot not lost signal.
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The latest bull poop was something happening by next August regarding the apartments wasn’t it? Just in time for our return to non league football then.
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I am not surprised the foreigners have ruined fine British cuisine! They don’t know what to cook apart from off meat covered in spices! Their muck isn’t fit for purpose, so they will ruin fish and chips! There aren’t many good fish and chip shops now because of this! I hope libtards are happy with the outcome of their diversity! We used to have good chippies, now ruined because this country is being flooded with immigrants who can cut costs!
….as for you Adolph, you are just a hate filled shit stirrer, don’t think any sensible well adjusted folk will be taking much notice of your bilge as the truth.
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The last uti99 post just confirms that sycophants never do thin, they are permanently thick.
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4,677 at Hartlepool.
But they’re just a Mickey Mouse club fresh out of non-league!
Probably just being run as a hobby too, not a proper professionally run club like ours.
Someone to work in tandem with Loft we hope, when Loft is fit of course. What’s this maybe a 4-4-2 coming back to GP?
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