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darlo
« on: May 03, 2012, 12:28:22 PM »

had their C.V.A rejected by the F.A . Have players leaving breach of contract not being paid . Its looking likely Hinckley will stay up. Haven't been to Darlo would have liked to have seen the Arena they are out of that though and looking for a ground share. Might not make the glue league. makes you realize how fortunate we are to have a club.Another phoenix club having to rise from the ashes of bad management methinks no true fans of the game like to see it what ever club it is



 


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Re: darlo
« Reply #1 on: May 03, 2012, 02:19:59 PM »
Wasn't sotnick there once!

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Re: darlo
« Reply #2 on: May 03, 2012, 02:29:45 PM »
Wasn't sotnick there once!

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Re: darlo
« Reply #3 on: May 03, 2012, 03:45:19 PM »
Jon Sotnick, at 42 is an experienced sporting Chief Executive with a management consultancy background in the FMCG market place working and consulting for market leading organisations such as P & G, PepsiCo, Tate & Lyle Sugars, Jordan’s Cereals and Mars. He has also spent time working abroad for British American Tobacco in the emerging African markets and Reckitt Benckiser in the Eastern European marketplace.
He has built and managed teams that have doubled turnover across the commercial mix of departments and in addition has cut costs in others culminating in huge margin increases for the business he has served. Jon uses his outstanding acumen coupled with ability to implement strict working practices with modern day management techniques to achieve results

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Re: darlo
« Reply #4 on: May 04, 2012, 09:45:42 PM »
1883 BUY DARLO




 Originally published: 3rd May 2012

It has been a long and windy road, and the journey ahead is going to be full of peaks and troughs, but today Darlington 1883 managed to purchase the assets of Darlington Football Club.
 
It is fair to say that the period of uncertainty has probably been the most worrying in our history.  Recent spells of administration have ended in good news when businessmen have come in to rescue us.  But this time has been different and it has come down to the fans to try and save what is left of our crippled club, regroup and rebuild.

Unfortunately we have found ourselves homeless and will be starting again possibly in the Evostick Premier or League 1, our assets are not much, but what can we do?
 
Yesterday discussions took place between Uncovered and 1883 whereby the plans at that time, because they have been changing on an hourly basis, were discussed in detail.  We discussed the fact that all investments made within Crowdcube were to be returned as the pitch had changed significantly and it was deemed unfair and possibly illegal to move forward using peoples money.
 
For a deal to go through today 1883 had to secure funding and without using the funds within crowdcube as they were to be returned.  We were asked whether we would invest the DUFF fund into the new model, we agreed.
 
Since its inception back in January, DUFF (Darlo Uncovered Fighting Fund) has raised over £22k for the club.  £13220 was given to the players pre Barrow and Fleetwood.  Other small payments have been made to various parties including a solicitors fee for 1883 which came out of the Uncovered FC fundraiser.
 
We have £8000 invested through Crowdcube and we made the decision to back the new 1883 project, thus helping them secure the funding they needed to push through todays purchase. We believe that is what people who donated to the fund woulod have wanted.
 
That money was donated by fans to save Darlington Football Club, we needed to act fast and make an instant decision.  We hope that for the majority of people who donated to DUFF you see we made the correct decision.  If we got our investment returned, it would be impossible to return the money.  Our main thought though was that all of you donated to save Darlington Football Club, and that is what it has done.  OK the form of Darlington Football Club is way off what we first thought, but it is still there.
 
Hard work and long hours lay ahead and thank you to all who have stepped up and chipped in.  Heres hoping that in 5 years time we can look back on today and all be proud of the achievements that have been made and be at home back in Darlo in a ground we can support and in charge of our destiny.

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Re: darlo
« Reply #5 on: May 05, 2012, 10:54:18 AM »
Been to the Darlo stadium - more name changes than I can recall - fantastic, but wholly inappropriate for Darlo.

One entire side is closed for matches, an away end and the other two sides to scatter 2000+ home fans. Had a row to myself - soulless even with 1000+ Leeds fans there.