I agree with everything you say about the problems with a breakaway club SGB but it is such hard work and would require so much time and commitment it would focus away much of the energy currently expended on repeating arguments and complaints ad infinitum.
If you could create a club that would in a few years reach even Belper or Frickley's level that would be an enormous achievement in my book. You would then have a bit of a launch pad for creating an EFL club if Chesterfield were still a failing former league team. Otherwise you'd have a competitive AFC Mansfield type club, which could develop players and compete in front of a few hundred people each week, whilst Chesterfield down the road pushed for promotion in EFL Division One.
On Bob's I think they largely want to punish DA, miraculously create a rival club out of nothing and register their dissatisfaction. When you have Tuesday night training to organise, the kit to launder, and an important league meeting penciled in for Wednesday followed by a disciplinary hearing in Sheffield on Thursday night that clashes with a fundraiser ........... you need genuine, overwhelming enthusiasm to come through smiling. There are people behind the scenes in non-league who have done twenty, thirty or forty years of this ...... for nothing.
If all a new club wanted to do was to destroy Chesterfield FC, how far would they get if DA decided he quite liked the idea of a fight? It'd be like playing poker with Bill Gates.
If you could create a club that would in a few years reach even Belper or Frickley's level that would be an enormous achievement in my book. You would then have a bit of a launch pad for creating an EFL club if Chesterfield were still a failing former league team. Otherwise you'd have a competitive AFC Mansfield type club, which could develop players and compete in front of a few hundred people each week, whilst Chesterfield down the road pushed for promotion in EFL Division One.
On Bob's I think they largely want to punish DA, miraculously create a rival club out of nothing and register their dissatisfaction. When you have Tuesday night training to organise, the kit to launder, and an important league meeting penciled in for Wednesday followed by a disciplinary hearing in Sheffield on Thursday night that clashes with a fundraiser ........... you need genuine, overwhelming enthusiasm to come through smiling. There are people behind the scenes in non-league who have done twenty, thirty or forty years of this ...... for nothing.
If all a new club wanted to do was to destroy Chesterfield FC, how far would they get if DA decided he quite liked the idea of a fight? It'd be like playing poker with Bill Gates.