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https://twitter.com/sloughtownfc/status ... 40322?s=21
Strange as last season they were so desperate to get the playoffs played they set up a GoFundMe:
https://twitter.com/sloughtownfc/status ... 58304?s=21
I wonder why they wanted to play in the playoffs but want the league stopped now they’re in 19th?
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Wasnt it geezer white at Dorking who told us covid was over too?
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The ground and pitch is owned by the council so no revenue comes from pitch hire.Kingfield Ender wrote: ↑Thu Jan 07, 2021 12:02 pmAnother artificial club basing its existence on hiring out its plastic pitch
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The situation now is very different.Red and White Army wrote: ↑Wed Jan 06, 2021 8:15 pmCalling for the season to be suspended:
https://twitter.com/sloughtownfc/status ... 40322?s=21
Strange as last season they were so desperate to get the playoffs played they set up a GoFundMe:
https://twitter.com/sloughtownfc/status ... 58304?s=21
I wonder why they wanted to play in the playoffs but want the league stopped now they’re in 19th?
Covid cases were minimal at the time of the play-offs and testing was in place.
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It's not unreasonable to call for or suggest that the season be suspended or cancelled. 1100 people died yesterday. the covid situation is serious.
As for the inevitable "well what about clubs finances" the answer is simple - govt should adequately fund all businesses to weather this pandemic. They can find money when it suits them.
I love this club, but it's just a game. Playing a game should not come at the expense of Boreham Wood's annual home attendance dying every single day. Be angry at the government for allowing this dire situation to happen. The first wave was forgivable, this situation was avoidable.
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It amazes me how anyone can be angry at the government because of covid. The first wave was forgivable?? How in gods name were they supposed to stop it? no, this situation was not avoidable barring some very weird set of circumstances that nobody would have planned.wfc462 wrote: ↑Fri Jan 08, 2021 2:10 pmwhen the circumstances change the strategy can change.
It's not unreasonable to call for or suggest that the season be suspended or cancelled. 1100 people died yesterday. the covid situation is serious.
As for the inevitable "well what about clubs finances" the answer is simple - govt should adequately fund all businesses to weather this pandemic. They can find money when it suits them.
I love this club, but it's just a game. Playing a game should not come at the expense of Boreham Wood's annual home attendance dying every single day. Be angry at the government for allowing this dire situation to happen. The first wave was forgivable, this situation was avoidable.
I would love to know how anyone... anyone could have handled this better ( they would all have had the same advisors regardless of who it was).
No I'm not a tory, I have never voted.
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In terms of the football club we need to pay players wages and keep the club going.
Therefore playing games provides steaming revenue -although does anyone know actual numbers ? Is this revenue worth it ?
Most young players are not at risk if they get it but for me the lines are blurred somewhat as numbers are sooooo high ( 1 in 50 so you could assume one in every match with two teams and playing staff could/ would have it.
Didn't someone say that if PPG is put in to place we would need to play 75 % / approx 31 games.
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Never voted for anyone? Ever?Wafflebutt wrote: ↑Fri Jan 08, 2021 2:36 pmIt amazes me how anyone can be angry at the government because of covid. The first wave was forgivable?? How in gods name were they supposed to stop it? no, this situation was not avoidable barring some very weird set of circumstances that nobody would have planned.wfc462 wrote: ↑Fri Jan 08, 2021 2:10 pmwhen the circumstances change the strategy can change.
It's not unreasonable to call for or suggest that the season be suspended or cancelled. 1100 people died yesterday. the covid situation is serious.
As for the inevitable "well what about clubs finances" the answer is simple - govt should adequately fund all businesses to weather this pandemic. They can find money when it suits them.
I love this club, but it's just a game. Playing a game should not come at the expense of Boreham Wood's annual home attendance dying every single day. Be angry at the government for allowing this dire situation to happen. The first wave was forgivable, this situation was avoidable.
I would love to know how anyone... anyone could have handled this better ( they would all have had the same advisors regardless of who it was).
No I'm not a tory, I have never voted.
That aside, there is a clear case the Govt could and should have acted more swiftly and decisively to lockdown. Particularly in this most recent one.
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I agree, back to football...Reading Card wrote: ↑Fri Jan 08, 2021 3:18 pmLets not make this political.
In terms of the football club we need to pay players wages and keep the club going.
Therefore playing games provides steaming revenue -although does anyone know actual numbers ? Is this revenue worth it ?
Most young players are not at risk if they get it but for me the lines are blurred somewhat as numbers are sooooo high ( 1 in 50 so you could assume one in every match with two teams and playing staff could/ would have it.
Didn't someone say that if PPG is put in to place we would need to play 75 % / approx 31 games.
If you want to poke anger toward anyone it should be the leagues who have tried to maintain and condense the same season and judging by the news coming out of the Southern League today, have no backup plan. That's the mad thing.
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Never. Which winds my daughter up no end lolCard Sharp wrote: ↑Fri Jan 08, 2021 3:21 pmNever voted for anyone? Ever?Wafflebutt wrote: ↑Fri Jan 08, 2021 2:36 pm
It amazes me how anyone can be angry at the government because of covid. The first wave was forgivable?? How in gods name were they supposed to stop it? no, this situation was not avoidable barring some very weird set of circumstances that nobody would have planned.
I would love to know how anyone... anyone could have handled this better ( they would all have had the same advisors regardless of who it was).
No I'm not a tory, I have never voted.
That aside, there is a clear case the Govt could and should have acted more swiftly and decisively to lockdown. Particularly in this most recent one.
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