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I appreciate ever since 'For Sale' gate I might not be the most popular amongst our board, and around the club, but one of the projects I've worked on over the years is creating pop-up and permeant terraces for pubs and bars alongside our sales and events teams. During lockdown, I've never had to create as many spaces as possible; all whilst battling material problems.

I'd love nothing more than to help Paul, Bill and the club create an outdoor space that can become a real money-spinner. We didnt need that Altrincham-market esque corner; but what we do need is a functioning drink space that works hard pre-match and half time.

It'd be great if we could spend the money we've got left, leveliling off the space and then working within our means to create a smart, on-brand space that serves drinks and simple food.

Quote from: cheshire cat on January 16, 2022, 09:48:27 PM

Can we make the progress though?

Played last season with no crowds.
Crashed out of the FA Cup early.
Crashed out of the FA Trophy early.
Unbudgeted repairs to the ground
Capped attendances while the work was done
Unbudgeted security officials going forward

The money tree must be looking a bit bare by now.

Our crowds have never been higher, we're regularly selling players. The fan zone should be a money maker. Grimsby had all they needed.

Sick of excuses

Listening to RR we were poor, low on confidence and sounded like we didn't function well from midfield to the forward line, they soon shut us down when we attacked. I'm concerned.

Next 2 matches are huge now.

Quote from: Andrew Flynn on January 06, 2022, 06:33:59 PM

There will be an announcement at 9pm tonight, the club have tweeted.

Chris Senior the next Business Club speaker?

Quote from: Hugh on January 02, 2022, 01:04:12 AM

Would you have any of them back at Alty? Any would probably be a bit controversial, and you might struggle to find one or two of them...

Happy new year! Might even get to see you at a match one of these days!

Senior yes Hulme yes Covid Nah.

A more encouraging display than that Edgeley Park debacle but, let's be honest, Wrexham effectively declared at half-time.

I thought that Wrexham lacked the creativity, pace and attacking menace that County exhibited against us but you wouldn't back against them reinforcing their squad with some significant names over the next few weeks.

For all of our possession during the second half, we failed to work their goalkeeper on even a single occasion.

Disappointing to see Marriott's home debut curtailed by injury but at least Digie looked more convincing.

Rumours persist (once again) of the return of a familiar face in the quest to boost our strikepower, so we shall see what the January transfer window brings.