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I read the review again yesterday, there is a lot of stuff in it with actions for 2018, probably too much for the club to focus on in my opinion. I am always slightly perplexed by these sort of reviews because they touch every aspect of a business and point out areas that need to be addressed and lots of people run off to try to fix a bit, too many items and you cannot focus. If you have a couple of goals on top of your day to day life you can work towards them; however if you have 10, 20 or more it is improbable that you will reach them all.
For me as well as running the club and coping with all of the usual bumps in the road there should only be 2 or 3 target goals at a time.
First Team promotion is probably the first goal and most important, so once the lights are on at the club, any extra energy, time and resource needs to be focused there. As a fan I can influence promotion, I can turn up on Saturday, buy a drink and programme, enjoy the game and also encourage my mates to come along swelling the numbers, we can all see the league table so we can track the performance against the target, at the moment the target is still in focus.
But then what is the next goal assuming that those people involved have any time or energy left?
It could be the sale of shares, it could be promotion of the club in the community... there are any number of worthy goals, but again focus is key.
Loads of people do great work around the club from board members, to ground crew, first/ ladies/ reserve/ junior teams staff and players, press and media. Chapo to all of the volunteers

For me a review of the review or update would be a good thing, but I think it would be great to get a handle on what the current goals are, not a long list but what is top of the list and how I as an ordinary fan can relate to it and possibly influence if I have the skills or ability.

Quote from: whiskyalty on April 01, 2017, 10:57:05 AM

Today around 16-45 at salford

I'd say today in general.

I agree today. Not going, can't face it - going to have a BBQ on my own in the rain.

I quite liked Andrew Dawber. I accept that he is a young lad and made some mistakes, I am convinced that he will go on to make a good keeper and could have been an asset had we retained him.  He wasn't well protected during his time in goal for us, which maginified any errors he made.

We have not kept many clean sheets without him.

Quote from: itbegan on September 11, 2016, 06:02:26 PM

I don't agree.

Our club is on top of one of the country’s most affluent areas, but we don’t have a load of millionaire ex footballers knocking on the door asking to become board members or a queue of people wanting to put in the money and efoort to help the current board.

As we stand under the chairmanship of Graham Rowley and the effort put in by many within the club, now with Jim Harvey in charge we have a chance to get out this mess. If Graham were to resign tomorrow and I hope that he doesn’t then the job of recovery becomes all the more difficult.

Are you 100% confident on this?

100% in my opinion, not 100% certain that we can get out the mess, but looks to me like Mr Harvey is up for the challenge - I reckon he wouldn't have wanted/ taken the job if he wasn't confident that the board could give him what he needs.

right then you moaning whining cretins can you answer this then , red or brown sauce  if you dont like any you can all "go do one" not having this and if you changed your opinion during the season your a traitor to the sauce ....... silly question isnt it that seems top be the way some of you idiots have been on this forum recently  RANT NOT OVER just having a break to i can make some more pointless reply up

It depends on what food they are applied?
Taken straight I prefer red 

Got my season ticket this morning....as I'm G0001 that must make me Alty's Number One Fan 😄

Beat me to it, I got 2 and 3 and another three went just after me, as many have said a push on the ticket front would be great, it would be nice to hold on to some of the numbers that came to watch in the National League.