Make tickets affordable to family’s and you will get the kids hooked.
Nothing beats seeing a game in person and I know we are all a bit negative on the state of Hillsborough but walking to the ground on match day (particularly at night) is still a wonderful experience.
The first words my youngest brother said when seeing Hillsborough “that’s the greatest thing I have ever seen in my life” he was only 5 and as soon as he saw the pitch I knew he was hooked for life.
Nearly 20 years later the lad is still Wednesday mad and I still feel guilty that I lumbered him with us. Shared some great memories though over those years.
After months of waiting on nothing all of a sudden everything is happening so quickly.
”former owner” and seeing the seats come up are absolutely incredible to hear / see.
Sorry for the daft question but trying to piece together what the next step could be.
A creditor could force the club in to administration which would take the process of selling the club away from Chansiri.
Chansiri manages to avoid administration but fails to pay HMRC which results in liquidation.
Chansiri avoids administration and pays HMRC and we carry on as we were.
I miss the days when supporting a football club just meant cheering on a team during a match.
Lucas Joao, Jordan Thornily and Matt Penney.
Joao looked incredible in that first season with Carlos. Thought Thornily and Penney would have great careers particularly Thornily who I really rated.
Burton O'Brien became a beast on LMA manager.
Some funny stories about Becks Cambridge team on the old quickly Kevin podcast:
They used to leave the grass longer in the corner of the pitch lump balls over the top and it would then hold up so the winger could get to it and whip a cross in to Dion Dublin.
Putting loads of sugar in the away teams tea urn so they would have an energy crash halfway through the first half.
Soak the away teams warm up footballs in water so they are heavy that was they misplace loads of passes with the light weight match ball at the start of the game.