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Since the recent involvement between trust and club,has there been an increase in new members? Also have many lapsed members rejoined?

Quote from: Blue_and_Gold on June 06, 2025, 01:58:18 PM

Quote from: TonyM on June 06, 2025, 01:49:57 PM

The early, early bird price of £249 looks a good offer, equating to only needing to get to 14 games to be up on the deal against the pre-booked rate. 

As long as they don't discount tickets later in the season again.

I don't mind if they discount tickets later in the season for one off games etc,I took advantage of it last season.This season my advantage is the season ticket.

Bargain,got my first ever season ticket this season,went for the adult+,works out at about £14 a match,take off the price of the free shirt and 10 pints it works out about £10 a match.I think there will be a lot more sold this season.

Quote from: Mallard on June 03, 2025, 09:05:03 PM
I'd like to get one for the first time in a long long while.  I will only maybe use it to half the games but always good to support something that's hopefully going to be run in the correct manner

Shift work or lack of funds has prevented me getting season tickets in the past,now impending retirement has made it possible.Some seasons I have made more away games than home games.

I just want to know how much a season ticket will be? For the first time in all these years I will be able to attend every game.

Many other clubs have already released season ticket prices,and some also arranged friendlies?

Quote from: Linnet465 on May 28, 2025, 08:56:06 PM
I can only say that yes I agree with everyone. Starts with a clean sheet however until the last  or 3 home games Gold seemed to lack a physical presence and I feel that AL' s assessment was spot on. I am not the only supporter who felt the same last season.

Last few games he gave us a glimpse of what he can do,hopefully he will carry this over into the new season? I myself would like to see a bit more aggressive play from him,more of a presence on the pitch?

Quote from: rod on May 28, 2025, 01:55:30 PM
I may have missed the announcement but do we know exactly who will be running the off field operation? Bal?

They are probably as we speak dotting the t's and crossing their i's? 

Now we have a manager in situ and palyers starting to move has he like many other teams got his eye on a few friendlies? As to off field now the dust is settling can we expect announcements on season tickets,early bird or otherwise? Also now that the bar is looking a bit more like a bar with pool table and fruit machines does this mean more opening time for the bar? Will be be seeing more events at the club,quizzes,race nights or music nights,could this be where the trust could come in as they know how to fund raise,albeit not vast amounts,but every little helps?

Quote from: happymondays on May 18, 2025, 09:34:03 PM
Can the last one out shut the door

Will in my opinion will be our biggest lost?

Quote from: Linnet465 on May 11, 2025, 09:21:08 PM
  Hopefully something will be sorted. As AL and most players he signed have been northern based to cut costs why not move the training base up north and use players who live close to Manchester surely there must be more players in that region that would fit our needs. Hopefully a suitable training base can be found up there and the squad travels down for home matches. This could cut some costs such as overnight stays for northern matches etc.

Would they not shift to overnight stays for home games then? Idea of the overnight stay is to cut the travelling on a match day?

UCL here we come,home an away within easy reach?

Quote from: Quinn Upstone on May 01, 2025, 12:54:17 PM

Quote from: John H on May 01, 2025, 09:30:12 AM
We haven't had good enough forwards and just because we are full time doesn't mean we will beat a semi pro team. We are not ready for National League, on or off the pitch.
Let's strengthen where needed and go again next season.

Hi John H. I absolutely agree with your post. You've hit the nail on the head.

And after everything that has happened both on and off the pitch this season, I can see no point in us staying full time.


At this level I think a lot of part time players give more to a club as they are usually playing for the team and not a paycheck? Many full time players jus turn up and go through the motions?
Presumably that would be less expensive, and might make the future of the club a little more viable.

Maybe the best idea to gauge things is to hold an EGM and discuss?

Quote from: Hello Kitty. on March 20, 2025, 09:14:48 AM
And he's got more than one suit.