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  1. In Topic: And Still It Goes On!

    Yesterday, 04:00 PM

    View Postfishini, on 02 June 2024 - 03:59 PM, said:

    Made in Bolton I believe

    I did not know that.

  2. In Topic: And Still It Goes On!

    Yesterday, 03:47 PM

    View Postfishini, on 02 June 2024 - 03:40 PM, said:

    Didn't know that. My trainers are Norman Walsh a British company. I will where possible always buy British

    Founded by the Dassler brothers, who subsequently had a fall out with one brother creating the Puma brand, our kit partners, another German company.

  3. In Topic: Paul Cooks Crunch Moment

    Yesterday, 03:39 PM

    View PostBald magician, on 02 June 2024 - 02:49 PM, said:

    Hmmm wouldn't that be ironic if Cook got us into a serious push for the championship only for that investment not to be there again. That must be in the back of his mind. Plenty to do.before we get into that scenario though

    I?d like to think the Kirk?s are more more ?invested? into the potential of what could be achieved than Allen and his assistant were.

  4. In Topic: Paul Cooks Crunch Moment

    Yesterday, 02:30 PM

     Bald magician, on 02 June 2024 - 11:16 AM, said:

    I love paul cook. He?s every I want in a manager. Arguably the best manager we have ever had.

    When is the crunch point. I want him here forever but inevitably that won?t be the case. What is the most like scenario for an exit. Some scenarios;

    Offers from other clubs (most likely?)
    End of current contract
    Poor form of team
    Lack of funds at the crunch moment

    I think he?d like to get us back into L1 then see what happens. There would certainly be bigger clubs interested then as well, but going back to something Phil Kirk said at the AGM, he said he thought they, the Kirks, could sustain the club in L1 but the difference financially between there and the Championship was massive and to push us on to that promised land, my words there not theirs, it would require extra investment. If that was forthcoming and Cook was given serious funding to push for the Championship that could well twist his arm!

  5. In Topic: And Still It Goes On!

    Yesterday, 11:57 AM

     fishini, on 02 June 2024 - 11:34 AM, said:

    Supporting child and cheap labour 🤔

    And a German company!

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