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Well that should weaken them a bit. I can't believe he's got a gig there as I expected him to go back to the glue league, which is probably more his standard.

Was a player I always hoped we would sign four or five years ago. As has already been said, let's hope Jim can get him performing like he did a few years back. If the result is anything like that seen with Hobson yesterday then we'll have a very good player on our hands.

Great result but we certainly made hard work of it, hopefully will give the confidence a big lift though.

Fully agree about Greg Wilkinson, if we can accommodate him and James Lawrie in the same team we may have the first bit of creativity since Nicky Clee dropped out.

Crowd figure disappointing but always the same in cup games when a lot of season ticket holders won't pay to get in....bizarre!

Quote from: Cheadle Hulme Alty on September 16, 2016, 10:28:04 PM

I've just read the latest news on the website, Bill Waterson on moving forward. Surely these are the comments we should be reading from our Chairman not from the guy who didn't get a place on the Board, even after donating £10000 to the club.

I have been told tonight that he has indeed taken over as Chairman of the football club

That's interesting news but, if true, not reported again!

Been checking out our likely opposition for next season in the glue league - some tough looking games.
http://www.evostikleague.co.uk/match-info/tables

We will feel quite at home with some of those teams, like going back in time to the 60's and 70's!

I wouldn't get rid altogether I'd put him in charge of the community side as he clearly knows nothing about football but is excellent at running things on a tight budget. Get someone in on the board that understands football asap because our club is in deep trouble. None of the board know a thing about football and that's scary for a club at this level. I can take losing heavily to Fylde but not Gloucester. Hand in the pocket time Mr Chairman or step aside

Didn't I suggest that last week?

Had the pleasure of catching up with Mark last night during the interval at the illustrious Roy Harper's gig at Bridgewater Hall. He recognised me immediately and was as approachable and friendly as ever.

Unfortunately he's not been too good recently, hence the inactivity on the blog but he certainly enjoyed the gig last night and by the looks of things at the end, I think his wife and friends were organising for him to meet Roy, which I'm sure he will have loved.

I have to say the line in Roy's most famous song, When An Old Cricketer Leaves The Crease, "There'll be one mad dog and his master, pushing for four with the spin" felt even more poignant last night!

Sadly he was well aware of our poor start to the season!