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Posted
10 minutes ago, Casino said:

I did say he was looking at the posh seats!

And if youre reet, what a shit reason

Post this again a new thread pls?

Don’t want to say too much, but the person that told me most certainly knows. 

Which thread mate? 

Posted
15 minutes ago, Casino said:

Reet, im teamsantos, but i watched from behind the goal and over and over again there was a 7 iron over their right back on

That would probs have fucked buckinghams plan up

 

Exactly my previous point.

For whatever reason, they didn't/won't change.

Posted
22 minutes ago, thebells said:

Just back from bondholder evening. 

Will post more tomorrow. Certainly said an appointment would be as quick as possible, and that promotion was still the aim this season. Didn’t sense they had someone yet, but could be wrong. 

On Evatt, it seems the ‘fuck off’ incident was what finished him. This wasn’t mentioned publicly of course, but chatting to someone tonight who would know. The Charlton result was irrelevant really 

Julian Darby excited beyond belief for tomorrow  

Lastly, Phil Mason. The club is so lucky to have him. 

have you had a breakdown on what your money has / hasn't been spent on?

Posted (edited)
19 minutes ago, Mutley said:

Thankyou - I for one am getting impatient at the indecision at board level 

Post makes sense Mutley, you're slipping.

Not that your point makes any sense but it has correctly spelled words and is an actual sentence, ignoring the missing commas in "I, for one, am"

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Posted
26 minutes ago, thebells said:

 


On Evatt, it seems the ‘fuck off’ incident was what finished him. This wasn’t mentioned publicly of course, but chatting to someone tonight who would know. The Charlton result was irrelevant really 

 

Not having that

They'd have sacked him before the Charlton game if they were that arsed 

They wouldn't have sacked him had beat Charlton

Posted
8 minutes ago, thebells said:

Just back from bondholder evening. 

Will post more tomorrow. Certainly said an appointment would be as quick as possible, and that promotion was still the aim this season. Didn’t sense they had someone yet, but could be wrong. 

On Evatt, it seems the ‘fuck off’ incident was what finished him. This wasn’t mentioned publicly of course, but chatting to someone tonight who would know. The Charlton result was irrelevant really 

Julian Darby excited beyond belief for tomorrow  

Lastly, Phil Mason. The club is so lucky to have him. 

Yes, Phil Mason was very impressive, I've only really associated him with being club chaplain and a few other roles over the years, never thought anything about it.  But blimey he really knows his stuff, is a natural and funny communicator and has an unbelievable passion for the club.  Obviously not a spring chicken any more, I hope we keep him here for many years yet.

Nice to see SJM too, quite emotional about seeing how much his kids and grandkids loved the Wembley win v Plymouth.  A genuine club legend.

The compere Phil Heys (stadium announcer) - what a character he is too, natural and amusing, far more personality than what comes across on a matchday.

Considering the chairman and manager weren't present as intended, a very enjoyable and insightful evening (and personally great to bump into an ex colleague I haven't seen for 25 years).  

Posted
2 minutes ago, Johnnyrotten said:

Yes, Phil Mason was very impressive, I've only really associated him with being club chaplain and a few other roles over the years, never thought anything about it.  But blimey he really knows his stuff, is a natural and funny communicator and has an unbelievable passion for the club.  Obviously not a spring chicken any more, I hope we keep him here for many years yet.

Nice to see SJM too, quite emotional about seeing how much his kids and grandkids loved the Wembley win v Plymouth.  A genuine club legend.

The compere Phil Heys (stadium announcer) - what a character he is too, natural and amusing, far more personality than what comes across on a matchday.

Considering the chairman and manager weren't present as intended, a very enjoyable and insightful evening (and personally great to bump into an ex colleague I haven't seen for 25 years).  

Glad you enjoyed it too. Was a really good evening. 

Phil’s a top bloke - I know him well. Very different in person than when you see him on pitch.  Big supporter too who goes home and away. 

And yep, SJM nearly had me at the end too. 

Mainly relieved I got outbid on the mascot experience. My 15 year old would have killed me 😂

Posted
27 minutes ago, Tonge moor green jacket said:

No one ever put a reducer in on one of our players before?

A pretty lame excuse if they used that.

Happened all the time in the 70s

It was a red card all day long these days

Posted
34 minutes ago, thebells said:

Don’t want to say too much, but the person that told me most certainly knows. 

Which thread mate? 

Just think its worth a thread of its own

Posted
9 minutes ago, thebells said:

Glad you enjoyed it too. Was a really good evening. 

Phil’s a top bloke - I know him well. Very different in person than when you see him on pitch.  Big supporter too who goes home and away. 

And yep, SJM nearly had me at the end too. 

Mainly relieved I got outbid on the mascot experience. My 15 year old would have killed me 😂

Would have been the oldest mascot ever!  Can't believe two folk each paid £600 for it, but well done them.

Niaz Shazad, Chief Finance Officer, seems to know his onions too.  He seems to be blown away by working for someone with Sharon's energy and principles.

Posted
9 hours ago, Krimzon said:

Joint managers of Gerrard , Lampard & Rooney . Instantly the most famous club in the World. !

Can you imagine Sky Sports News getting that out? 'Wayne Rooney, Steven Gerrard and Frank Lampard's Bolton Wanderers are now up to 6th...' 

Posted
14 minutes ago, ianofcleveleys said:

Can you imagine Sky Sports News getting that out? 'Wayne Rooney, Steven Gerrard and Frank Lampard's Bolton Wanderers are now up to 6th...' 

And they all come out of retirement and become player managers 😂 

Posted
33 minutes ago, ianofcleveleys said:

Can you imagine Sky Sports News getting that out? 'Wayne Rooney, Steven Gerrard and Frank Lampard's Bolton Wanderers are now up to 6th...' 

the golden generations Bolton Wanderers 

Posted
10 hours ago, Cheese said:

If it's not Schumacher, I'll be quite underwhelmed. I don't know anything about any of them though. Not even sure why I'd prefer Schumacher. He just looks and feels right to me.

with you on that.

I like the cut of his jib, and I don't even know what a jib is.

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