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That would be good if all the EFL teams did that but the easiest way to have sorted this would be to ask the clubs playing each other whether they want a replay. If one team says no then so be it. That could lead second replays and the like. It would generate the teams who need it a few bob extra and keep the sports channels happy too.
Thanks a lot George. You are emerging as one of our unsung heroes. On behalf of everyone (I'm sure I'm not being presumptuous here) thanks for your efforts and clarity in these matters. Quietly hopeful that we will have a team to support next season.
3 o'clock couldn't have been worse to inspect the pitch. A freezing cold wind wbipped up, with lashing rain. I knew then the match would be off. And look at it now. Brightened up and the wind doing a good drying job. Hey ho!
Well, if you like watching your team pass the ball sideways then back to your keeper and then give the ball away when you cross the halfway line, well that was the match for you.
Sassi actually made some match saving last ditch tackles in the second half, which kind of compensated for his rubbish first half. His stopping, putting his foot on the ball, waiting an age, then passing backwards was particularly frustrating.
Hard fought win was that. Let's hope it is the start of a new habit forming.
So, when Bumley was ousted, it was as a result of the Trust arranging an EGM. This resulted in the current board taking over. Well there is the precedence. The 9 million shares have not yet been issued, let alone bought so, surely, the people who instigated the previous EGM know which procedures (kindly pointed out to us by Roger himself) to follow, to instigate another one, to remove these incumbents. If thats what we want. Has to be done soon though, as many people have already stated.
Did anyone catch any of the interview with SG on Radio Bolton last Saturday, before kick off? The interviewer actually asked him what happens next, will shareholders get to vote on which offer they prefer? He waffled somewhat before saying no in a roundabout way, Anyone who knows how to might be able to listen back to what he actually said.
Didn't the two directors - SG and the other chap - state that they weren't looking to get their money back. The other chap said if he got it back all well and good but was prepared to write it off.