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Ian Black finally gets a new club
#1
Well it took a while but Black managed to get a new gig.
http://www.eveningtimes.co.uk/sport/rang...bury_Town/
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#2
Good on him. He'll maybe get a bet on without getting clyped to the Compliance Officer now.

Seriously though, the guy needs to earn. Shrewsbury seems as good a place as any.
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#3
League One: might still be getting £3000 a week.

He'll probably do well - just to confound us.

And I knew he was bigger than Berwick:

Shrewsbury pop. 72k

Berwick pop. 12k.
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#4
Shrewsbury's average home gate last season in League Two was just over 5,300.

Not sure how well they pay their players, but it'll be better than getting the overalls on again.
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#5
Amazing really, Worthing and surrounding towns have a combined population of 130k plus yet local teams gets crowds of about 250.

Quite sad really.

Imagine a town in Scotland that size not having a football team. Or even one proportionately the same c.13k.

"I like to be told honestly how I am doing. If I am not performing well then I like to be told because you need to be truthful with yourself to improve and help the team.”

You were shite.
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#6
Maybe if all those numpties on the East coast hadn't kept banging on about him as if he was a decent player in the first place he'd never have deluded himself about his real level. Actually that might be a bit harsh on him - he probably did look like a good player at Hearts compared to what he was surrounded with.
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(14-09-2015, 19:56)TheWorthinGer Wrote: Amazing really, Worthing and surrounding towns have a combined population of 130k plus yet local teams gets crowds of about 250.

Quite sad really.

Imagine a town in Scotland that size not having a football team.  Or even one proportionately the same c.13k.

With a catchment area population of less than 25k, our local team - Highland League club Wick Academy - average around 450 over a season. 

Inverness Caley Thistle average 2,500 with a city population of 72k.

Can the Worthing anomaly be down to the proximity of Brighton and Hove Albion?
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#8
That coupled with the London clubs i would imagine.
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#9
Good move for Blackie. Step up in standard from Rangers. Wish him all the best
HHGH
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#10
And Pompey and Palace and a demographic devoid of the "lower orders" for most of its history - of which there is very little.

BHAFC do alright, I followed them weekly when I first moved here - went to Goldstone regularly for about 3 years.
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