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Totally & utterly definitely

47 (65.3%)

Definitely

13 (18.1%)

Of course

4 (5.6%)

No

8 (11.1%)

Total Members Voted: 28

[robininstockport]

Who is this Bernard geezer?

He's merley a fisherman (who's caught anyone who has replied (apart from me))

[T.A]

So you all support a man who got you relegated - well im sure you wll all be happy being relegated

Ok fair enough, be happy in the conf north, i remember us wininng back to back conference titles, those days are so distant under the current tyrany

GET RID OF GH

we have got the least money in the league so shut up

[Alty Rock God]

Indubitably?  What does that mean?

[Altysmiffy]

Sort of like "very very much without any doubt whatsoever"

[Alty Rock God]

Well why not put that then?  I know you'd think that all Alty fans are extremely wise, for the simple fact they support what is obviously the best team in the world, ever...

[Altysmiffy]

Well why not put that then?  I know you'd think that all Alty fans are extremely wise, for the simple fact they support what is obviously the best team in the world, ever...

ok

[Altysmiffy]

bump

[WiganAlty]

Gutted (as I suspect everyone is) following today's result, regardless of whether people support GH/DS/The Board or not, please consider the following:

1) Look at the other teams who are full-time and have found themselves in "buttock clenching" mode today and also dependant on other results for survival.

2) Look at said teams who are considerably in debt whilst failing miserably to provide some kind of return on their investment in full-time players and staff.

3) Would the managers of these teams relish the challenge of working with part-time players, on a limited budget? I think not.

4) Don't forget that a few years ago, Alty nearly folded. It is in no small part thanks to the efforts and generosity of the Board members that we are in such an excellent financial state. It would have been nice to have unlimited funds for buying players, but the club has to be run as a viable business. Don't forget that every pound being paid in interest on debts is a pound less to spend on the club - look at the likes of Weymouth, still heavily in debt from last season's promotion campaign.

I rest my case m'lud.

[Altysmiffy]

Most eloquent

[Altysmiffy]

rump

[Altysmiffy]

lump

[Altysmiffy]

pump

[bighairedmike]

jump 

[andrewflynn]

trump

[salealty]

I am a supporter of the club and have watched them from the terraces for the last 30 years.

GH tactics over the last few weeks have been questionable.

If the team had put in the performance in at Tamworth last week that they gave yesterday we would still be in the conference. Yesterday the team showed that they wanted to stay in the conference last week until GH was forced into fielding a more attacking formation the players didn't perform.

The team showed yesterday that they had the ability to compete in the conference but due to GH tactics in a number of games this season we have been relegated.

I think the club should take the relegation as an opportunity to rebuild. There are a number of players who are now coming to the end of the career we need to look at replacing them and bringing in fresh talent.

The question that remains to be asked is GH the man to do the job? My personal opinion is that we should give Dalton a chance to prove that he is the man.