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FieldtownRed · 13th September 2020, 15.44:53

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At least the club have learned something about PR. Imagine how much worse the reaction if it had been announced ahead of 10 decent new signings
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Burying bad news with minimal fanfare?

Always The Kop · 13th September 2020, 16.38:48

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Originally Posted by FieldtownRed

Burying bad news with minimal fanfare?

As I said a few days back once there was news it would I expected, to be put out asap. This announcement has not been sat on until players were signed.

andy buckley · 13th September 2020, 17.10:45

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Originally Posted by Always The Kop

As I said a few days back once there was news it would I expected, to be put out asap. This announcement has not been sat on until players were signed.

How do you know you have only just been elected and Darlington contract expired in May let's face it communication is a problem as is employee contracts remember manny smiths

Cenotaff · 13th September 2020, 18.11:54

It doesn't say how long the contract is for. Just use that he'll be back for this coming season.

GiggityGiggityGiggityGoo · 13th September 2020, 18.22:00

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Originally Posted by Always The Kop

As I said a few days back once there was news it would I expected, to be put out asap. This announcement has not been sat on until players were signed.

So he wasn't on furlough from June onwards? Yet was acting in an official capacity speaking to youth players prior to signing a contract, but has only very recently just signed on?

Something not making sense, then again we don't pay his wages allegedly.

Redpensioner · 13th September 2020, 18.47:02

I don't get this anti-Darlington thing. For someone to come in one day a week plus match days and be so influential. How can someone tell the Manager of any club, this is how we play with them hours of work. Its all down to Keates, his signings and pattern of play.

Dafgog · 13th September 2020, 19.02:26

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Originally Posted by redpensioner

i don't get this anti-darlington thing. For someone to come in one day a week plus match days and be so influential. How can someone tell the manager of any club, this is how we play with them hours of work. Its all down to keates, his signings and pattern of play.

this!

Always The Kop · 13th September 2020, 19.11:22

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Originally Posted by andy buckley

How do you know you have only just been elected and Darlington contract expired in May let's face it communication is a problem as is employee contracts remember manny smiths

I would not have mentioned anything if I didn't know. Maybe I need to stop posting on here, it's hostile and I'm having my integrity questioned.

FieldtownRed · 13th September 2020, 19.12:03

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Originally Posted by Redpensioner

I don't get this anti-Darlington thing. For someone to come in one day a week plus match days and be so influential. How can someone tell the Manager of any club, this is how we play with them hours of work. Its all down to Keates, his signings and pattern of play.

His job title is first team coach. Shouldn’t that be an influential role? And is one day a week enough for that role?

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Redpensioner Club Captain Joined: Jan 2016 Racecourse Spot: none given Real Name: none given Twitter: @	Re: Darlington signs new contract I don't get this anti-Darlington thing. For someone to come in one day a week plus match days and be so influential. How can someone tell the Manager of any club, this is how we play with them hours of work. Its all down to Keates, his signings and pattern of play.