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General Category => Altrincham FC First Team => Topic started by: John Edwards on November 13, 2020, 04:09:24 PM
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Bill Waterson's boardroom column for the online Robins Review is on the website now.
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Very good article.
Open and honest. I already feel relieved that background scouting is being done in-depth.
Thanks Bill.
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Excellent summary of the season so far . Thanks for that Bill.
Onwards & Upwards
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Excellent article Bill. Thanks for all you and those behind the scenes do.
We're all behind you!
Come on you Robins
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Thanks for the update. Transparency is good
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"please trust in your board and the management team to get this sorted."
Indeed!
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Excellent & informative article - thanks for the honest appraisal & update Bill...
Trust in both Parky & the Management Board... keep the faith!
Come on u Robins!!!
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"please trust in your board and the management team to get this sorted."
Indeed!
ditto. The injuries are no excuse......
They're a valid reason. COYR
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I don't think the trust is with the board, it's with the management and that trust the board has in it.
Phill track record with transfers has been pretty damp and right now that's what we need.
The manager has come out on a podcast and said we can't go and make big marquee signings a few days after Bill has said the budgets been upped and the money is there.
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I don't think the trust is with the board, it's with the management and that trust the board has in it.
Phill track record with transfers has been pretty damp and right now that's what we need.
The manager has come out on a podcast and said we can't go and make big marquee signings a few days after Bill has said the budgets been upped and the money is there.
Remember we are paying for the injured players and all the new ones that have come in. The budget HAD to be increased for that.
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Remember we are paying for the injured players and all the new ones that have come in. The budget HAD to be increased for that.
Couldn't the injured be put on Furlough, or flexible furlough if they are required to come in for treatment?
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Remember we are paying for the injured players and all the new ones that have come in. The budget HAD to be increased for that.
Couldn't the injured be put on Furlough, or flexible furlough if they are required to come in for treatment?
No, because they are not off work due to lockdown, but because of an aspect of being a footballer.
If you work in a supermarket and became ill during the lockdown, they could not put you on furlough.
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Carl Furlong.
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Bet some people did though!
As for injuries - no Ceesay, no Mooney, no Mullarkey and, until tonight, no Hanks. These are big misses, the sort that have got us relegated from this league in the past - and after the losses of Hulme and Durrell - but we are still doing fairly ok, and I remain optimistic that things will be sorted. And for all the criticism of Peers, he hasn't done that bad - 2 league goals and a Cheshire cup goal, he's a decent poacher.