Chester's guide on how not to run a football club - Page 2 - RedPassion.co.uk

Foxy · 7th June 2018, 06.47:51

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Originally Posted by pagl

Our problems are on the pitch not off it.

Really ? Most of your posts recently, quite rightly , have waxed lyrical about the lack of strategic direction off the pitch eg the basket case of a centre of excellence .

Flumpadinks a RED · 7th June 2018, 07.07:48

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Originally Posted by Foxy

Really ? Most of your posts recently, quite rightly , have waxed lyrical about the lack of strategic direction off the pitch eg the basket case of a centre of excellence .

That has alot to do with poor end to season and that we don't have any games. What else are people going to talk about.

cestrian81 · 7th June 2018, 07.24:54

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Originally Posted by Rob

*edited for accuracy*

I must have missed all the occasions other than 2010 when Chester were wound up and had to start again.

Inside Left · 7th June 2018, 08.46:42

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Originally Posted by Whitey

Your board have done a fantastic job and we do look on that with envy.

We seem to have a new chairman/board every six months sadly

Our problem was that the fans and Trust backed a Chester business man to take over the club.

Ugolini · 7th June 2018, 09.59:45

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Originally Posted by Whitey

Your board have done a fantastic job and we do look on that with envy.

We seem to have a new chairman/board every six months sadly

Keep battling for your club. And good luck!

Phils-an-alki · 7th June 2018, 10.29:03

It’s because the fans didn’t buy their players and families gifts, I thought this was obvious

northwalian dragon · 7th June 2018, 12.07:48

The difference is that Chester has a revolving door policy on their board members (Is it true that they vote in their board members directly?)

Whereas we vote in representatives that control who is on the board, meaning the most committed and best people possible are in the role and they don't get hounded out so easily. Despite some peoples best efforts to hound them out - our board members seem to be made of sterner stuff - which is a saving grace - as even the most dedicated of fans have stated they couldn't do what the board members do due to the grief and hassle they get

LlayDragon · 7th June 2018, 12.53:24

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Originally Posted by Flumpadinks a RED

That has alot to do with poor end to season and that we don't have any games. What else are people going to talk about.

Bugger me.

Flumpadinks a RED · 7th June 2018, 15.29:42

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Originally Posted by LlayDragon

Bugger me.

Name the time and the place

7th June 2018, 10.29:03	#15-0 (permalink)
Phils-an-alki - (info 1 & 2) (info) Joined: Apr 2005 Racecourse Spot: Real Name: Twitter: @	Re: Chester's guide on how not to run a football club It’s because the fans didn’t buy their players and families gifts, I thought this was obvious

7th June 2018, 12.07:48	#16-0 (permalink)
northwalian dragon Due a Testimonial Joined: Jan 2010 Racecourse Spot: Yale Stand Real Name: Twitter: @	Re: Chester's guide on how not to run a football club The difference is that Chester has a revolving door policy on their board members (Is it true that they vote in their board members directly?) Whereas we vote in representatives that control who is on the board, meaning the most committed and best people possible are in the role and they don't get hounded out so easily. Despite some peoples best efforts to hound them out - our board members seem to be made of sterner stuff - which is a saving grace - as even the most dedicated of fans have stated they couldn't do what the board members do due to the grief and hassle they get