How likely are we to be relegating them that day?

No Guyana to play for his country

Wants to stay a few weeks and learn how too:-

 

A) Retain possession

Pass at the correct time (before doing A) lunging in and getting booked

I didnt know that the council could make a decision to use public money for an advert.

Bolton at home arent a council.......

Bolton at home arent a council.......

It is publuc money though, is it not? if they have paid for the sponsorship do you think it is a good use of their money?

Do you know they have paid for the privilege or is it like things that happen at many clubs, which somehow still seems to upset some of our fans?

Do you know they have paid for the privilege or is it like things that happen at many clubs, which somehow still seems to upset some of our fans?

Did you notice the word if in my post?

I can't see why it would bother anyone either way tbh. If they did pay it would be peanuts I imagine and good advertisement for both club and company.

 

Not sure why anyone would need/be arsed to question this deal. Each to their own I suppose.

It is publuc money though, is it not? if they have paid for the sponsorship do you think it is a good use of their money?

They're a charity. Charities do sometimes use sponsorship. I'd be surprised if they have paid.

Who are they advertising to? OIff I was in need of social housing I don't think I'd be sat watching a football match hoping for some inspiration on where best to look.

Who are they advertising to? OIff I was in need of social housing I don't think I'd be sat watching a football match hoping for some inspiration on where best to look.

Who were fibrlec advertising to?

Not a clue. As far as I'm aware it is an innovative new material so they're putting it out there. Bolton at Home isn't ever going to be a major new anything at all outside of Bolton.

Right, this isn't a dig at the club, this is a dig at Bolton at Home. I know people who have been offered social housing by them and when they say yes they get it in the state it was left in. Now, I'm sure if that was a private landlord folk would be up in arms, and rightly so. Bolton at home, should they be spending money on sponsorship be using that to do what any responsible landlord should for a tenant and that is to ensure the house is clean and in a good state. I think even the numerous bedwetters on here would agree.

Gotta agree, why are they advertising?

Part of the community days. 1000 x £8.33 tickets given away to Johnson folds finest

 

Should have a good firm that day

Its a community partnership link. Booooooooooooooooooooo.

Right, this isn't a dig at the club, this is a dig at Bolton at Home. I know people who have been offered social housing by them and when they say yes they get it in the state it was left in. Now, I'm sure if that was a private landlord folk would be up in arms, and rightly so. Bolton at home, should they be spending money on sponsorship be using that to do what any responsible landlord should for a tenant and that is to ensure the house is clean and in a good state. I think even the numerous bedwetters on here would agree.

 

They are a private landlord.

They are a private landlord.

But they are a charity? They are a disgrace then.

But they are a charity? They are a disgrace then.

 

Why? Not sure I follow here. Unless you mean they are a disgrace from personal experience?

Why? Not sure I follow here. Unless you mean they are a disgrace from personal experience?

So you think letting out a property without first ensuring it is clean and well maintained is ok?

Wants to stay a few weeks and learn how too:-

 

A) Retain possession

Pass at the correct time (before doing A) lunging in and getting booked

Notice how this wasn't a perceived problem before Lenny started playing him a lot deeper?

So you think letting out a property without first ensuring it is clean and well maintained is ok?

 

No. I agree that is incredibly poor.

 

I don't know how common place that is in social housing, I just suspect it happens quite a lot though. I was on the rental rat race 15 years ago before I could buy (not social housing though) and I was shocked at the state of most places I went to look at. Can only imagine that is worse when looking at social housing.

B@H aren't a charity they're a not for profit social housing company that used to run the council's housing stock. As is common across the country, my home is rented off Bury's version Six Town Housing.

 

Then a few years ago, to access more funding for improving the houses currently in existence and to build new housing, they took over ownership of the properties as well.

 

They already sponsor the north stand and work with the club on community projects (they have done for a few years iirc)

No. I agree that is incredibly poor.

 

I don't know how common place that is in social housing, I just suspect it happens quite a lot though. I was on the rental rat race 15 years ago before I could buy (not social housing though) and I was shocked at the state of most places I went to look at. Can only imagine that is worse when looking at social housing.

Our place was a fucking dump when we moved in.

Due to the wife's illness and a helpful housing officer we managed to get 2 weeks to clean and decorate before we moved out of our old council flat.

My Dad, father in law and me did all the work ourselves.

Unless you pay extra on your rent (probably still less than most private rents) you don't get it decorated.

B@H aren't a charity they're a not for profit social housing company that used to run the council's housing stock. As is common across the country, my home is rented off Bury's version Six Town Housing.

 

Then a few years ago, to access more funding for improving the houses currently in existence and to build new housing, they took over ownership of the properties as well.

 

They already sponsor the north stand and work with the club on community projects (they have done for a few years iirc)

 

They are a registered charity.

They are a registered charity.

Are they I didn't know that.

 

I didn't think they were but I stand corrected.

By registering they'll make 20% ish on gift aid for anything paid to them by a taxpayer