[fishini]

When are you the CFSS going to get off your high horse and release this rapidly dying club from your inept control? Now or before it folds? I dont expect and answer as the idiots within the CFSS (pete excluded) fell far too superior to talk to the riff raff

[h again]

fishini, on Jul 8 2006, 08:16 PM, said:

When are you the CFSS going to get off your high horse and release this rapidly dying club from your inept control? Now or before it folds? I dont expect and answer as the idiots within the CFSS (pete excluded) fell far too superior to talk to the riff raff

Why do you describe CFC as 'rapidly dying'?

[mr. smith]

h again, on Jul 9 2006, 12:04 AM, said:

Why do you describe CFC as 'rapidly dying'?

how would you describe the clubs health h? recieving the last rites? gravely ill? not bad but had better days? holding its own? in ruddy health? fighting fit?

[fishini]

mr. smith, on Jul 9 2006, 01:00 AM, said:

how would you describe the clubs health h? recieving the last rites? gravely ill? not bad but had better days? holding its own? in ruddy health? fighting fit?

Baffled him there

[h again]

fishini, on Jul 9 2006, 06:03 PM, said:

Baffled him there

Struggling, but gradually working back to normal about covers it.
So why 'rapidly dying' Mrs. Fishi?

[fishini]

h again, on Jul 9 2006, 11:03 PM, said:

Struggling, but gradually working back to normal about covers it.
So why 'rapidly dying' Mrs. Fishi?

Where are we recovering? If we were recovering then how come the players budget is cut more every season, less and less people coming through the turn styles, less pionts the last season than the season before. Where are we recovering?

[h again]

fishini, on Jul 10 2006, 08:42 AM, said:

Where are we recovering? If we were recovering then how come the players budget is cut more every season, less and less people coming through the turn styles, less pionts the last season than the season before. Where are we recovering?

Last season's attendances were slightly down on the season before, which was the best for several years. We ended in a higher league position. I'll ask you again - why 'rapidly dying'?

[h again]

h again, on Jul 10 2006, 04:38 PM, said:

Last season's attendances were slightly down on the season before, which was the best for several years. We ended in a higher league position. I'll ask you again - why 'rapidly dying'?

'But answer came there none'. Hands up anybody who's in the least surprised.

[Balearic Mac]

h again, on Jul 20 2006, 11:36 PM, said:

'But answer came there none'. Hands up anybody who's in the least surprised.

Last season finished so poorly that the repercussions may well be felt for some time. Many fans were left absolutely disillusioned at the post-Christmas capitulation and will be reluctant to return. This season's attendances will be down on last season's as local kids pester instead to go to Bramall Lane. This year's squad size will clearly be down on last years and thanks to our woeful turnover there's a defict of a couple of hundred grand on the playing staff budget and yet CFSS, more impotent than ever, appear to have abandoned all efforts to raise vital revenue to keep us competitive. There has plainly been precious little progress on the new ground such that we still don't even know the asking price for the land.

Progress? You're having a laugh. Stable recovery? Back up the hearse...

[fishini]

h again, on Jul 20 2006, 11:36 PM, said:

'But answer came there none'. Hands up anybody who's in the least surprised.

Player budget cut
Squad cut
Crowds down
Season ticket sales down
New ground dead on it's feet
Debt up
Two incompetent boards
Abyssmal end to last season
No hope
No light at the end of the tunnel

Need I go on?

If you were not a complete foolish person then you would have realised I have been away for a week, but that might have been a little difficult for you to work out yourself. Hands up anyone who's in the least suprised.

[Wooden Spoon]

fishini, on Jul 21 2006, 01:51 PM, said:

Player budget cut
Squad cut
Crowds down
Season ticket sales down
New ground dead on it's feet
Debt up
Two incompetent boards
Abyssmal end to last season
No hope

the increase in the clubs debt, while cutting the budget (in real terms)is very very worrying. also, the fact that gate prices didnt go up suggests the "club" have realised the "high water" mark in terms of gate revenue has been reached.

worring times. for most. you always get one or two who cannot see the wood for the trees.

[fishini]

spireiteblue, on Jul 21 2006, 02:04 PM, said:

How do you know this nothing official has been released.

If ticket sales were the same or up on last season then I think the Club would be shouting it from upon high don't you?

[h again]

fishini, on Jul 21 2006, 01:51 PM, said:

Player budget cut
Squad cut
Crowds down
Season ticket sales down
New ground dead on it's feet
Debt up
Two incompetent boards
Abyssmal end to last season
No hope
No light at the end of the tunnel

Need I go on?

If you were not a complete foolish person then you would have realised I have been away for a week, but that might have been a little difficult for you to work out yourself. Hands up anyone who's in the least suprised.

Player budget up (by going into further debt, which is what you wanted)
Squad not yet decided
Crowds second best over last five years
Season tickets still selling, but looks about normal
New ground proceeding as planned
Debt up, but easily manageable

The rest is merely your opinion, and we've all seen what that's worth over the last couple of years.

"Rapidly dying"? Get a grip.

[Ernie Ernie Ernie]

h again, on Jul 21 2006, 10:55 PM, said:

Player budget up (by going into further debt, which is what you wanted)
Squad not yet decided
Crowds second best over last five years
Season tickets still selling, but looks about normal
New ground proceeding as planned
Debt up, but easily manageable

The rest is merely your opinion, and we've all seen what that's worth over the last couple of years.

"Rapidly dying"? Get a grip.

How many season tickets have we sold H?

[Wooden Spoon]

Ernie Ernie Ernie, on Jul 22 2006, 06:22 AM, said:

How many season tickets have we sold H?

stop worrying ernie. everything in h`s garden is rosy=

crowds wont be down this year.

the squad is easily big enough to cope with injuries to key senior players.

we have quality oozing from each and every position.

we have 2 very good and experienced keepers.

the picnic raised tens of thousands and showed what a great fund raising success CFSS truly are.

we have planning permission for the new ground.

we own the land at dema,and it was easily affordable.

the CFC board are not roasting the owners.

we have a massive budget for the manager to spend.

we will make a six figure profit.

we do not have a seven figure debt.

This post has been edited by death: 22 July 2006 - 09:45 AM

[Wooden Spoon]

h again, on Jul 21 2006, 10:55 PM, said:

Player budget up

show me figures to back up this statement.

dont count shaw. his signing was not paid for by the club,but by a generous supporter.

[carl1969]

says it all death they had few days to make some b......t up and they cant even do that

This post has been edited by carl1969: 25 July 2006 - 05:48 PM

[Chris_CFC]

Balearic Mac, on Jul 21 2006, 01:04 PM, said:

Last season finished so poorly that the repercussions may well be felt for some time. Many fans were left absolutely disillusioned at the post-Christmas capitulation and will be reluctant to return. This season's attendances will be down on last season's as local kids pester instead to go to Bramall Lane. This year's squad size will clearly be down on last years and thanks to our woeful turnover there's a defict of a couple of hundred grand on the playing staff budget and yet CFSS, more impotent than ever, appear to have abandoned all efforts to raise vital revenue to keep us competitive. There has plainly been precious little progress on the new ground such that we still don't even know the asking price for the land.

Progress? You're having a laugh. Stable recovery? Back up the hearse...

Spot on. The post Christmas capitulation more than anything led me not to renew this time for the first time in many many years.