Pilgrims' Patter
The Forum => The B-Ark => Topic started by: Mickey Nuttells Hair on April 30, 2012, 12:16:58 PM
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“We always try to strike the balance between providing value-for-money and attempting to cover our costs".
Something at which you failed miserably this season Mr Newton? ;) Discuss.
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“We always try to strike the balance between providing value-for-money and attempting to cover our costs".
Something at which you failed miserably this season Mr Newton? ;) Discuss.
Try looking and reading at the same time Mr troll
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Don't encourage him, he'll only get worse!
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Of course, Scouse Git, you could always dip into those deep pockets of yours, plus getting a contribution from 'the family', and help the club out.
Surely you realise that the LOCAL supporters are probably also customers of 'the family' and by helping the club you might even increase your coffers.
Pray, dear boy, please tell all us LOCAL supporters, when you ever watched the team or put a pound the club's way.
If the answer is 'bugger all' then please go away and stop your sh*t stirring from afar.
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Gus,
I remember when Scouse was a season ticket holder for a number of years, thus contributing towards the Club.
DL
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How much is VP Lounge season ticket?
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that's a cheap shot,having been a match sponsor on a few occasions i can honestly say that the hospitality package at york street puts some of the league clubs i've experienced to shame,gus is a great host and his enthusiasm is top class .so spare your claptrap for another topic
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I should have put 'WHEN' you last watched.
Sorry, but I get wound up when people like the Scouser criticise unfairly while doing nothing to help the club.
And, I am not afraid to hide behind various nom-de-plumes, but use the nickname I have been known by for the past 61 years.
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How much is VP Lounge season ticket?
A lot less than the wine bill ???
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Although I have attend almost all games home and away over the last few years I have never had a season ticket. This year I will be puchasing one as I believe the club will be moving forward on many fronts including a new ground, and it will be important for the board to know that they have comittment from the fans, I therefore encourage all to do the same if you are able, although I do know for some it is dificult in these tough economic times.
Although not my choice I will be giving my full backing to Jason and wish him all the best for a successful season.
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I will be buying a season ticket as I have done since the last regime left .
As oxo says in these hard times sacrifices have to be made .
I have just made my sacrifice by cancelling an item of furniture that the wife had ordered
from Oldrids Downtown.
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“We always try to strike the balance between providing value-for-money and attempting to cover our costs".
Something at which you failed miserably this season Mr Newton? ;) Discuss.
Try looking and reading at the same time Mr troll
Touche Tashie-boy! What do you think this signifies "?"
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I will be buying a season ticket as I have done since the last regime left .
As oxo says in these hard times sacrifices have to be made .
I have just made my sacrifice by cancelling an item of furniture that the wife had ordered
from Oldrids Downtown.
I think you'll find DFS much better on price GHM especially if you're on a low income ;)
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Of course, Scouse Git, you could always dip into those deep pockets of yours, plus getting a contribution from 'the family', and help the club out.
Surely you realise that the LOCAL supporters are probably also customers of 'the family' and by helping the club you might even increase your coffers.
Pray, dear boy, please tell all us LOCAL supporters, when you ever watched the team or put a pound the club's way.
If the answer is 'bugger all' then please go away and stop your sh*t stirring from afar.
Mr Evans used to encourage me to do likewise Gussie-boy. Would you lend money to a business with few tangible assets, where costs are higher than income, where the shares are worthless, and where one of the hosts is about as welcoming a Louisiana Crayfish in one's underpants? :)
Anyway, are you going to engage in debate as originally asked in my post above?
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Although I have attend almost all games home and away over the last few years I have never had a season ticket. This year I will be puchasing one as I believe the club will be moving forward on many fronts including a new ground, and it will be important for the board to know that they have comittment from the fans, I therefore encourage all to do the same if you are able, although I do know for some it is dificult in these tough economic times.
Although not my choice I will be giving my full backing to Jason and wish him all the best for a successful season.
Just go and lick Dave's derriere. Are you on some sort of sycophantic sinecure? Moving forward? By what measure will you gauge what "forward" is? :D
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Actually, I am an OAP, not a boy.
And to answer your question, what is the point of debating with someone who does not contribute a thing to the club, and only wishes to pull down those who do.
In a nutshell.......NO.
Should you wish to put your money where your mouth is, and also come up with something constructive, then you are not even worthy of having an opinion.
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Surely you realise that the LOCAL supporters are probably also customers of 'the family' and by helping the club you might even increase your coffers.
How condescending can you be of local suppporters Gussie? People do not make shopping decisions based on who helps a local football club. Most shoppers in Boston are not fans of BUFC either and so could not give two hoots. A business succeeds because it provides what customers want and does it at the right price.
Giving to a charitable cause is certainly a better moral decision perhaps. Sadly BUFC, although it may feel like a charitable cause is not yet registered with the Charity Commissioners. :o
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Actually, I am an OAP, not a boy.
And to answer your question, what is the point of debating with someone who does not contribute a thing to the club, and only wishes to pull down those who do.
In a nutshell.......NO.
Should you wish to put your money where your mouth is, and also come up with something constructive, then you are not even worthy of having an opinion.
But with a reply like this Gussie you'd have to admit you are rather "boyish" would you not? :)
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Gus,
I remember when Scouse was a season ticket holder for a number of years, thus contributing towards the Club.
DL
and I remember when he sponsored players and the odd match ball. Lovely chap. :D
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that's a cheap shot,having been a match sponsor on a few occasions i can honestly say that the hospitality package at york street puts some of the league clubs i've experienced to shame,gus is a great host and his enthusiasm is top class .so spare your claptrap for another topic
Dear Nikko-nik-nik, do you think Gussie-poohs is a good ambassador for the club? Really do you? I hope he moderates his language a tad when he is not hiding behind his keyboard!! :P
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Gus,
I remember when Scouse was a season ticket holder for a number of years, thus contributing towards the Club.
DL
and I remember when he sponsored players and the odd match ball. Lovely chap. :D
And I can remember him cosying up to a past Chairman in a local hostelry :o.
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I am not sure that Mr Sotnick has the same recall of his meal in the Golden Dragon! :)
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I am not sure that Mr Sotnick has the same recall of his meal in the Golden Dragon! :)
Try again not the GD
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Feeling rather grand, aren't you, speaking in the third person and calling yourself a loveley chap.
Whatever you contributed in the past has long gone, taken by pilfering gits who you obviously supported at that time.
It is NOW that help is needed, to keep our fine club afloat for the benefit of the fans and the town.
The club is not just about the first team but everything else it supports.
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Scouse Pilgrim you obviously enjoy courting adverse reactions and thrive on the negative responses,yet you do not appear to come up with an alternative solution.
Certainly the likes of Woods,Evans,sotnick proved to be a bad move for the club,but
David Newton took this club when it was on its knees, its reputation was tarnished
and rebuilt the image of the club,restored pride in the team and invested money to keep the club going,and then set about the task of securing the long term future of the club.Yes we still have debts,most probably as a result of directors loans,but what was the alternative.Liquidation and start again in the lowest levels?
So tell me how you plan to resolve this matter?
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Dear Nikko-nik-nik, do you think Gussie-poohs is a good ambassador for the club? Really do you? I hope he moderates his language a tad when he is not hiding behind his keyboard!! :P
As a VP member I can vouch for the fact that Gus is an excellent ambassador for the club. I think it's due to his input that several of the sponsors return more than once in a season. I suggest Scouse Pilgrim tries a team nearer home - I'm sure Liverpool or Everton would welcome his couple of quid sponsorship - that's if he's got a couple to put in!
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Old Pilgrim more like Monaco not Liverpool/Everton!
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that's a cheap shot,having been a match sponsor on a few occasions i can honestly say that the hospitality package at york street puts some of the league clubs i've experienced to shame,gus is a great host and his enthusiasm is top class .so spare your claptrap for another topic
Dear Nikko-nik-nik, do you think Gussie-poohs is a good ambassador for the club? Really do you? I hope he moderates his language a tad when he is not hiding behind his keyboard!! :P
yes he is,does that answer your question? good,now p*** off
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Thanks Nikko.
And to the Scouser, remember what I said earlier, I do use my own name so I am not hiding behind my keyboard.
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I am not sure that Mr Sotnick has the same recall of his meal in the Golden Dragon! :)
Try again not the GD
I have absoluetly no idea Tash. So please tell all and which chairman and which hostelry and how you consider I was "cosying up" - not usually my style! Or do you mean the Stockport Chairman? :)
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Scouse Pilgrim you obviously enjoy courting adverse reactions and thrive on the negative responses,yet you do not appear to come up with an alternative solution.
Certainly the likes of Woods,Evans,sotnick proved to be a bad move for the club,but
David Newton took this club when it was on its knees, its reputation was tarnished
and rebuilt the image of the club,restored pride in the team and invested money to keep the club going,and then set about the task of securing the long term future of the club.Yes we still have debts,most probably as a result of directors loans,but what was the alternative.Liquidation and start again in the lowest levels?
So tell me how you plan to resolve this matter?
Mr Newton's business was involved as a main sponsor under the Sotnick regime in case you may have forgotten. No doubt if planning permission had been obtained then the Chestnuts would be concreting all over Mick Vines baby down tattershall road. What did Mr Newton do to alert people of the malevolence going on at the time? Nothing? Why should he care for the long term future of the club? All he has done is add to the debt by loaning yet more money to BUFC. Fool's paradise meot. :)
The (re) solution was once in the hands of the club and that was to develop York Street and the environms so that Mr Malkinson and his heirs got some sort of decent return and the club had other income streams. Some of us even had plans and architect's drawings.
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that's a cheap shot,having been a match sponsor on a few occasions i can honestly say that the hospitality package at york street puts some of the league clubs i've experienced to shame,gus is a great host and his enthusiasm is top class .so spare your claptrap for another topic
Dear Nikko-nik-nik, do you think Gussie-poohs is a good ambassador for the club? Really do you? I hope he moderates his language a tad when he is not hiding behind his keyboard!! :P
yes he is,does that answer your question? good,now p*** off
Nikko, Judging by your eloquence and ranging vocabulary you are a chip off the old block . So maybe you should go and join Gus and woo the punters on matchday? ;)
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Dear Nikko-nik-nik, do you think Gussie-poohs is a good ambassador for the club? Really do you? I hope he moderates his language a tad when he is not hiding behind his keyboard!! :P
As a VP member I can vouch for the fact that Gus is an excellent ambassador for the club. I think it's due to his input that several of the sponsors return more than once in a season.
Would they be from the local Tourettes club by any chance? :)
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Thanks Nikko.
And to the Scouser, remember what I said earlier, I do use my own name so I am not hiding behind my keyboard.
Let me guess then! Is your real name Augustus Robin Scrote? ;) No need to confirm or deny as I am not really that interested.
Come, come now to call yourself "Gus" is hardly revealing your true identity! ;)
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Scouse Pilgrim - you refer to the solution in the past tense - so you infact have no current solution and therefore should support the efforts of the exsisting chairman.
To expand further who was going to buy the ground and redevelop it from the Malkinsons and would that monies have been offset as a loan or debt to the club.
In which case we would either be paying interest to a bank or worse one of the directors in charge at the time.Woods wanted to redevelop and didnt give a fig about the club,sotnick,rodwell all the same,so who was our saviour.
Do you know for certain the chestnuts knew about the dealings within the company as a sponser, and on what evidence do you assume they would be given the contract to build on tattershall road.
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Scouse Pilgrim you obviously enjoy courting adverse reactions and thrive on the negative responses,yet you do not appear to come up with an alternative solution.
Certainly the likes of Woods,Evans,sotnick proved to be a bad move for the club,but
David Newton took this club when it was on its knees, its reputation was tarnished
and rebuilt the image of the club,restored pride in the team and invested money to keep the club going,and then set about the task of securing the long term future of the club.Yes we still have debts,most probably as a result of directors loans,but what was the alternative.Liquidation and start again in the lowest levels?
So tell me how you plan to resolve this matter?
Mr Newton's business was involved as a main sponsor under the Sotnick regime in case you may have forgotten. No doubt if planning permission had been obtained then the Chestnuts would be concreting all over Mick Vines baby down tattershall road. What did Mr Newton do to alert people of the malevolence going on at the time? Nothing? Why should he care for the long term future of the club? All he has done is add to the debt by loaning yet more money to BUFC. Fool's paradise meot. :)
The (re) solution was once in the hands of the club and that was to develop York Street and the environms so that Mr Malkinson and his heirs got some sort of decent return and the club had other income streams. Some of us even had plans and architect's drawings.
DN has openly stated that as main sponsors, Chestnut Homes were unsurprisingly approached by Sotnick, Rodwell and co regards whether they wished to be involved in the grand plan for York Street/Tattershall Road/Lavaflow Arena. Also unsurprisingly, they realised the plans were complete garbage in every respect and declined. I'm sure if they had agreed to have become involved, it would've been announced and celebrated by the owners of the time as it might have given them some more credibility - even that lot weren't that stupid.
Pray tell where the space would have come from to develop York Street and make some money for the Malkies at the same time? The Malkinsons now appear to be interested in little more than making as much money as possible from that land. Anything short of completely bulldozing York Street and putting houses or a supermarket there is sub-optimal for them. As soon as the Malkinsons lost interest in BUFC, there was no chance whatsoever of United staying there post 2019 (or whenever it is the lease ends).
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Dear Nikko-nik-nik, do you think Gussie-poohs is a good ambassador for the club? Really do you? I hope he moderates his language a tad when he is not hiding behind his keyboard!! :P
Would they be from the local Tourettes club by any chance? :)
That last comment just shows your ignorance Scouse! Not interested in the club and an insult to the sponsors who DO spend money to help the club!
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In an earlier post Mark Issac alias scouse pilgrim called me a Sycophantic Sinecure because I said I was purchasing a season ticket as I thought the club would be moving forward next year.
Now I will not get into childish name calling but I must point out that it was he who was the servile self seeker attempting to to win favour from his family by bringing down BUFC. He was probably their sinecure, for he always got someone else to do his dirty work without ever putting himself out. To be fair he was good at it but happily he failed, so probably did not get the rewards from the family. This is why he is now clutching at straws on this forum with the rantings of something in its death throws.
We should all now ignore him and allow him to crawl back under his stone.
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In an earlier post Mark Issac alias scouse pilgrim called me a Sycophantic Sinecure because I said I was purchasing a season ticket as I thought the club would be moving forward next year.
Now I will not get into childish name calling but I must point out that it was he who was the servile self seeker attempting to to win favour from his family by bringing down BUFC. He was probably their sinecure, for he always got someone else to do his dirty work without ever putting himself out. To be fair he was good at it but happily he failed, so probably did not get the rewards from the family. This is why he is now clutching at straws on this forum with the rantings of something in its death throws.
We should all now ignore him and allow him to crawl back under his stone.
His main ambition was to be Chairman of BUFC thank f**k that never happened. By the way his mates been s**t stiring
on Trinity's site.
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Scouse has a mate? Oh, I see, ONE mate!
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Good to see Johnsons have tarted up their restaurant at long last. You can get some half decent food there now, and they will still do you a bacon roll if you can't be arsed to wait for the chef to stop fannying around :dan
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“We always try to strike the balance between providing value-for-money and attempting to cover our costs".
Something at which you failed miserably this season Mr Newton? ;) Discuss.
its not all about winning the league SP.....its about the buzz of matchday,the knowledge that youve got a local team to follow and the knowledge that our great club is in safe hands....
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In an earlier post Mark Issac alias scouse pilgrim called me a Sycophantic Sinecure because I said I was purchasing a season ticket as I thought the club would be moving forward next year.
Oxo-boy I think you will find that Scouse Pilgrim actually asked you if you were
"on some sort of sycophantic sinecure?" Well are you? Are you?
SP also asked if you would spell out what Moving forward is?
He also asked by what measure will you gauge what "forward" is?
You seem to have failed to answer any of these questions. ;)
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I am not sure that Mr Sotnick has the same recall of his meal in the Golden Dragon! :)
Try again not the GD
I have absoluetly no idea Tash. So please tell all and which chairman and which hostelry and how you consider I was "cosying up" - not usually my style! Or do you mean the Stockport Chairman? :)
Still waiting for a reply Tosh/Tash xxxx
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Pray tell where the space would have come from to develop York Street and make some money for the Malkies at the same time? [/quote]
Are you blind student-boy? One big car park and social club. The gliderdrome land and its surrounds and the land between the ground and John Adams way. What are they teaching you at University these days? :)
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I am not sure that Mr Sotnick has the same recall of his meal in the Golden Dragon! :)
Try again not the GD
I have absoluetly no idea Tash. So please tell all and which chairman and which hostelry and how you consider I was "cosying up" - not usually my style! Or do you mean the Stockport Chairman? :)
Still waiting for a reply Tosh/Tash xxxx
Well then old boy if you can't remember it will have to remaim between me the family and the archives. See you in the queue for season tickets, oh dam I forgot now your chance of Chairmanship has gone you don't get down to BUFC anymore do you sweetie :-*.
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I gave a full reply but you only quote the first line. Now why don't you just piss off and leave us deluded BUFC supporters to get on with what we are good at ie: getting behind our club which frankly you have never done.
Cookie, don't even bother replying to the prat who had nothing to do with the trust when you joined the trust board.
I will be making no further replies to posts by him. Best Wishes
Oxo.
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Ouch. It doesn't seem right this sort of language coming from the former Chairman of the Supporrters Trust - on a public forum as well. I hope the moderators are taking action !
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Pray tell where the space would have come from to develop York Street and make some money for the Malkies at the same time?
Are you blind student-boy? One big car park and social club. The gliderdrome land and its surrounds and the land between the ground and John Adams way. What are they teaching you at University these days? :)
Very dimwitted of you to quote that line when the sentences that followed it already defeat the point you've just made. There's no incentive for the Malkinsons to do anything other than fully bulldoze York Street. Opportunity cost. GCSE Business Studies that. ;)
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What's going on? Season tickets prices has turned into a GCSE !
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Ouch. It doesn't seem right this sort of language coming from the former Chairman of the Supporrters Trust - on a public forum as well. I hope the moderators are taking action !
The moderators are probably on a retainer too knowing who they are. It is a public outrage the sort of abuse that goes on this forum especially by such establishment (I use the word somewhat "playfully" rather than "advisedly") figures such as Gussie and Oxo. I am at a loss to know from where do they get this sort of language? I blame the parents. Standards are not what they used to be Mr Lambert. :D
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I learnt my language from the same school as you, tithead.
And keep my (deceased) parents out of this. My father rarely swore and my mother never did, although if they had had to deal with a conceited ass like you, they may have done, and taken to the bottle too.
And talking of the bottle, I seem to recall one of your protagonists mentioning that your father was a mainstay of the Little Peacock.
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It's matchday hostess with the mostess Gussie-boy! I read French and Spanish. Gussie I think read Rabelais. But he seems to have had a humour by-pass!
Have you now taken to the bottle now too? You can get help for that boy.
I think my father frequented most decent wateringholes and proceeded to drink them dry wherever possible. He was a hard working man - entitled to his Batemans. Are you some sort of temperance tout with Tourettes? ;)
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Nobody would ever accuse me of not having a sense of humour, I've sometimes got too much of one.
And as for calling me 'hostess', again nobody in my family has been accused of batting for the other side.
Now get back in your little hut and go away.
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Stop humouring him, Gus, otherwise he'll keep coming back! We all know he's an insult to Tits