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We all want the best for Stanley, whereas not all of the people in charge do!! Let's all get on The Clayton End/Crown Ground on Saturday and get behind the Team/Club, whatever, WE will be around long after all the nonesense has gone and Stanley - hopefully - will be around, long after WE have gone!!!!! :) :) :) :) :) :) :) |
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Google Page Ranking, I know you mean well, but c'mon man get real! |
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I think there are a number of posts on here that raise some interesting points, in particular that the club will never move forward until EW and DON are gone from the club. This would then probably increase the chances of investment coming from the local economy and perhaps increase the prospects of gaining some good commercial deals. Without this sort of capital the club will never become self-sustaining, so it is a catch 22 situation until the ownership issue is sorted.
I think the capacity issue kind of best sums up everything that is wrong with the current management structure. This issue has been ongoing for over 4 years and only now are we actually trying to sort it at a time when bad weather is upon us and they will struggle to be to get the concrete to set to provide the necessary standing space. In the short-term I think that things will continue to be run in the way it has been for the past few years. In the long-term we need to get to the point where we are a self-sustaining club that the community has a say in the running of. However this is mainly depending on Ilyas and getting his plan into action. The sooner this happens then the quicker the broken bridges can be mended. In relation to the flags ban, I struggle to understand how the club has imposed a ban on these. There have never been any issues in the past few seasons and I think the club have shot themselves in the foot with this as it has reduced the atmosphere in the Clayton End and alienated The Ultras who have done so much for the club. Surely it would have been better to sit and down and discuss the issues arising from the risk assessment and then take steps to sort these out rather than imposing a complete ban. The club need to remember that without the fans there is no club. As for future action, maybe it might an idea to get members from The Ultras, ASSF and OSC together to perhaps discuss what common ground they have in order to perhaps engage in dialogue with the club to sort some of the issues out. |
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I know with the Company I work for what I expect, what I am part of and the level of service & commitment I/we as a Company give to our Suppliers & to our customers. Hope that clears it up for you? |
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This ban has been imposed, because we are on our last legs with all things groundwise and cannot afford to have any issues what so ever on a match day!!!!! |
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Not in the Football League. |
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And we are on our last legs groundwise because.....? |
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because we dont have enough toilets, fire exits etc etc
But **** it we will penalise the fans again cause of our incompetence |
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Lets be honest about 2 members of staff who have been at the centre of these issues.
Mick shultz nice guy, does alot behind the scenes, etc. BUT way out of his depth as a ground safety manager, has no backbone and gets walked over. Rob Heys a fan, 'harmless' guy BUT lied and lied again to the fans, backed up Whalley and O'neill, akward to Iylas, no backbone, out of his depth as chief exec. These two are just as problematic and are both stumbling blocks to the club improving. |
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Employees tend to work the way there employers ask them to. Your post highlights the fact that people are taking the rap for doing a job in a manner they probably don't like for fear of losing that job. There's lots of waffling on here about what's wrong with the club, or should I say who's wrong with it. Why don't people use their collective energies and do something to make their feelings known instead of just everyone fighting amongst themsleves. Everyone knows there is a future waiting to happen but it seems everyone is quite prepared to let that future take it on single handed. What happened to fan power :) |
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