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Oh I will be there alright.
I once vowed that no Chairman, manager or set of players would ever break my resolve or undying love and loyalty to my club.
Unlike some my word is my bond and a matter of honour.
Trust me all three elements have been testing me for several seasons. But I am a stubborn bastard.
In making that vow I never said I would stand by and watch idly as my club is wronged now, in the future or the past.
And I am not!
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What would actually be sold and bought?
There is no tangible asset of any value, somebody wishing to own a football club in this Town would be better off setting up from scratch playing non-league and working their way up the football ladder!
I must point out that Ernest is doing this in reverse order.
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Annual accounts going forward there should be no depreciation costs for the ground.
Glanford Park seems to have disappeared somehow!
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If you can’t beat em join em!
I too have gone cashless and wont be imparting with any at the Ernest Pawn Stadium.
Its novel but I fear it will soon be a Crowdless Stadium.
Maybe the supporters panel can raise it at their first meeting? Whereby the club will have umpteen reasons to justify this latest “Browning 9mm hole in a favoured peg” and no doubt some handy statistics from the 4/5 home games they will be based on.
Well done Ernie another brick in your development wall and sod of grass dug up.
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By the time it becomes available in December and sold out by February we wont have to suffer long.
Then in March we will be voting for the next kit where once again we will all select a favourite 1st and then 2nd choice.
Where we can never find anybody who actually voted for the eventual ‘winner’ and have forgotton what we voted for cos once you have voted there is no record of the choices (but that might be me being non tecky!).
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We have had testing times in the past and pure loyalty to the club drove us on and kept us supporting.
Ernest has made it all about himself and we have no loyalty to him whatsoever, hence many dejected supporters whose loyalty has been abused once too often.
Its not our club anymore and we do not feel cherished as supporters but more a commodity who will keep accepting and stumping up the cash.
Wrong.
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I admire your optimism and rallying call.
But it should be coming from somebody at the club, who cant because it is falling on deaf ears.
The squad is shite on paper and will be once again shite on the pitch. Apart from Loft where is there a regular goal scorer?
Oh and just for good measure it will be all the supporters fault for not backing Ernest’s great vision.
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The toxicity has been created by one person and one person only.
From the moment he came to the club many of us thought he was full of himself and his own importance. Many other supporters bought into Ernest and his claims.
Sadly the latter group have now joined the former and the majority of the supporters have no time for this man or anything he says or promises.
Taking the ground was the last straw, when it was his money he could make all the wrong choices he liked. Turns out it was our money and then we resented all the wrong choices he made at our expense.
Now he is stuck in a corner, having taken what was not his to take with nobody listening to him anymore and nobody believing him either.
He is also serving up youth which did not work last season and he even had the audacity to blame some supporters for wanting that.
We are football fans who love the beautiful game and will not be mugged off by Ernest anymore.
Its time alright time for him to go.
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If I was cynical I might think Ernest Pawn was doing this on purpose to make the club financially unviable and then the inevitable housing development could begin.
Of course that would never happen because we were guaranteed a 999 year lease. Already reduced by 900 years and we have all seen the binding paperwork of course.
Lalalalalala
PS got to dash I have a meeting with Father Christmas and the Easter Bunny and want to get a good seat before the Tooth Fairy arrives.
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It has always been hard listening to Ernest and his inflated ego.
So in my opinion once the ground disappeared from club ownership,the man has no tangiable platform on which to ponce from.
Actions speak louder than words and thus far apart from taking the ground, there is a lot more of the latter and NONE of the former.
Sir Ann Wank, Ash Worn-Sphincter and Ernest Pawn are a massive negative on our beloved Iron.
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Poor old Bax Mell!
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The ground may or may not be of any value.
Ernest has taken this as a piece of real estate that will only go up in value.
Remember in a year or so it will not have a football league club on it,a year or two later no ground on it.
Has anybody seen the terms of the 999 year lease and who signed it on behalf of us the supporters?
Just one more false promise.
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Soap opera? Peter in his own head plays the JR Ewing, Mike Baldwin type of character.
When really he is a Benny from Crossroads!
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Well Sharpy I think we are having a poll!
I once attended one of Ernest Pawns ‘stand up shows’ where he was telling a joke about a new ground and that he had purchased the land for £1, an heckler asked if that was all signed and sealed. Pawn said “thats nothing to do with you, you don’t need to know about that”.
Pawn’s latest dismissive on taking the ground ‘Thats all it is really, its nothing else, it doesn’t matter’.
Well actually it does and the club debts were racked up by said person on compensation for numerous managerial teams and very poor signings.
If it doesn’t matter Ernest give it back! The £11 million debts were run up by you and you alone.
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Excellent a manager who is honest and decent.
Just confirms what we all know or suspect about the playing squad.
One small point why did the coaching staff trust the players to do the work when some had prevoiusly not bothered?
And why not question them as individuals to find out if they had indeed watched the video and understood what they were meant to be learning?
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