04-12-2018, 16:54
There is no way Dave Allen is going to admit defeat and give in to anybody. Yes by all means protest but it wont make the slightest bit of difference.
He doesn't go to games, he isnt a CFC supporter. He has no interest whatsoever other than whats in it for him.
It doesn't matter if we end up dropping another 3 divisions with 500 fans watching games, he will just downscale the club side and push the catering side and still manage to make a few bob. Chesterfield hasn't had a dog track for a few years and Sheffield Eagles are continually looking for a new home.
He owns the ground and the stadium. He holds all the aces. He's a stubborn bitter Yorkshireman who doesn't like being told anything and he isn't going to change anytime soon and there lies the problem.
The stay aways and the NAPM brigade think they will make a difference, the truth is they wont. By starving the club of funds there is only 1 way it will go and thats downhill.
If the club was well supported then we could hope that some of the extra revenue might find its way back into the team.
At worst a light bulb may switch on in somebodies pea like brain that maybe just maybe if we get back into the football league the worthless club might actually be worth a few more bob.
Dave Allen is a businessman, he makes money, he doesn't do failure or at least he doesn't admit to it. So if we drop again he wouldn't give a shit. It would just be another nail in the coffin for the fans.
There has been some shady dealing over the last few years, Mr Carson knows all about it and will permanently be in the background whilstever Dave Allen is in control. Its called safeguarding. Gift him a few shares and a few backhanders to keep him quiet and alls well.
That why I thought Martin Allen was the man for the job. The first thing he did was drive a bit of a wedge between Carson and Allen. He courted the fans, he got them onside and spoke well. He was a character that just might have turned a ship heading for the rocks around. Unfortunately for all his experience he seems to be floundering. He thought he knew what was needed - he obviously didn't. The signs of improvement are there for all to see but will it finally click into place in time or too late?
Salford is really make or break for me. Win and maybe there is hope, lose or draw and Basford will be irrelevant, the grim reaper is at the front door.
Whichever way it goes, I cant see myself driving up to Glapwell to watch CFC ladies but there again they could well end up at the Proact.
He doesn't go to games, he isnt a CFC supporter. He has no interest whatsoever other than whats in it for him.
It doesn't matter if we end up dropping another 3 divisions with 500 fans watching games, he will just downscale the club side and push the catering side and still manage to make a few bob. Chesterfield hasn't had a dog track for a few years and Sheffield Eagles are continually looking for a new home.
He owns the ground and the stadium. He holds all the aces. He's a stubborn bitter Yorkshireman who doesn't like being told anything and he isn't going to change anytime soon and there lies the problem.
The stay aways and the NAPM brigade think they will make a difference, the truth is they wont. By starving the club of funds there is only 1 way it will go and thats downhill.
If the club was well supported then we could hope that some of the extra revenue might find its way back into the team.
At worst a light bulb may switch on in somebodies pea like brain that maybe just maybe if we get back into the football league the worthless club might actually be worth a few more bob.
Dave Allen is a businessman, he makes money, he doesn't do failure or at least he doesn't admit to it. So if we drop again he wouldn't give a shit. It would just be another nail in the coffin for the fans.
There has been some shady dealing over the last few years, Mr Carson knows all about it and will permanently be in the background whilstever Dave Allen is in control. Its called safeguarding. Gift him a few shares and a few backhanders to keep him quiet and alls well.
That why I thought Martin Allen was the man for the job. The first thing he did was drive a bit of a wedge between Carson and Allen. He courted the fans, he got them onside and spoke well. He was a character that just might have turned a ship heading for the rocks around. Unfortunately for all his experience he seems to be floundering. He thought he knew what was needed - he obviously didn't. The signs of improvement are there for all to see but will it finally click into place in time or too late?
Salford is really make or break for me. Win and maybe there is hope, lose or draw and Basford will be irrelevant, the grim reaper is at the front door.
Whichever way it goes, I cant see myself driving up to Glapwell to watch CFC ladies but there again they could well end up at the Proact.
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