I emailed Matt Cecil about the possibility of a collection of some sort - he said it'll be raised at the operational meeting ahead of the game. Any vocal show of support is a must too - at the very least I'm sure there'll be a few chants of 'F*** the EFL', a trend which seems to be gathering momentum on Twitter.
Would be a good way to test out the new screen in one way or another? Obviously without getting ourselves into any bother (seeing as they like to make a big deal out of the smallest of matters eg Wimbledon programme)
Can’t believe some of the things LX1 has written, or is he just on a big wind up? Show sympathy to Bolton fans by all means, but a collection when we need money ourselves? Say something as the teams walk out and get fined by the FA and EFL? A pitch invasion and sit down protest and get fined again? Get the game called off and face a further fine and the possibility of being docked 3 points?
@glasshalffull said:
Can’t believe some of the things LX1 has written, or is he just on a big wind up? Show sympathy to Bolton fans by all means, but a collection when we need money ourselves? Say something as the teams walk out and get fined by the FA and EFL? A pitch invasion and sit down protest and get fined again? Get the game called off and face a further fine and the possibility of being docked 3 points?
Staggering lack of compassion for their staff and fans, a collection is totally appropriate if nothing has changed, their position is far worse than ours. The harsher protests are for their fans not ours but i wouldn't begrudge them doing some of the things seen at the likes of Charlton.
If they've used a crappy cva by then, dumped debt to local businesses and paid everyone more than we could it all changes of course.
I have absolute sympathy for their staff and fans, but what about the people who’ve really lost out in this dreadful situation, the individuals and businesses owed money for goods and services provided, money that will probably never be repaid? If there’s a collection for them, I would be the first to contribute.
The other measures suggested by LX1 would be damaging to WWFC and achieve little.
While you feel for the fans and players, a collection is just compounding the issue, the club directors and management over spent in an attempt to be successful. Result now is several small businesses being out of pocket by thousands of £s.
If there’s a collection for them, I would be the first to contribute.
Difficult to know where you actually stand on @th100's suggestion
Think @glasshalffull was saying we need the cash as much as any other football club, but if the collection was for local businesses that Bolton owe money to he’d be first in line to contribute to that collection.
If there’s a collection for them, I would be the first to contribute.
Difficult to know where you actually stand on @th100's suggestion
As I said, I would be happy to contribute to those individuals and companies who have provided services and goods to the club and are therefore out of pocket as a result of Bolton’s situation.
Think @glasshalffull was saying we need the cash as much as any other football club, but if the collection was for local businesses that Bolton owe money to he’d be first in line to contribute to that collection.
If there’s a collection for them, I would be the first to contribute.
Difficult to know where you actually stand on @th100's suggestion
As I said, I would be happy to contribute to those individuals and companies who have provided services and goods to the club and are therefore out of pocket as a result of Bolton’s situation.
How would you actually know that your donation was going directly to those individuals and companies?
@glasshalffull said:
How would you know where the money was going if you just blindly donated it to the club?
That is the question I am asking you! If someone comes around with a bucket purporting to be for the benefit of unpaid staff or companies, how do you know it isn't going eventually end up being grabbed by the club's owners?
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I emailed Matt Cecil about the possibility of a collection of some sort - he said it'll be raised at the operational meeting ahead of the game. Any vocal show of support is a must too - at the very least I'm sure there'll be a few chants of 'F*** the EFL', a trend which seems to be gathering momentum on Twitter.
Aye thought Matt Cecil was the man for the job. Whoever introduces the teams on the mike needs to say something also
Would be a good way to test out the new screen in one way or another? Obviously without getting ourselves into any bother (seeing as they like to make a big deal out of the smallest of matters eg Wimbledon programme)
I would be in favour of a pitch invasion and sit in protest in the centre circle. Some things are mire important than football
Get the game on then get it called off
Is there a number important them ? Maybe a minutes applause at that time ? Just a thought
Minutes applause are so common now it won't get noticed. We need to do something radical so sky will shit themselves
We will probably get fined by the EFL for any vocal support!
Can’t believe some of the things LX1 has written, or is he just on a big wind up? Show sympathy to Bolton fans by all means, but a collection when we need money ourselves? Say something as the teams walk out and get fined by the FA and EFL? A pitch invasion and sit down protest and get fined again? Get the game called off and face a further fine and the possibility of being docked 3 points?
Apologies to LX1, he didn’t suggest a collection, that was someone else.
Staggering lack of compassion for their staff and fans, a collection is totally appropriate if nothing has changed, their position is far worse than ours. The harsher protests are for their fans not ours but i wouldn't begrudge them doing some of the things seen at the likes of Charlton.
If they've used a crappy cva by then, dumped debt to local businesses and paid everyone more than we could it all changes of course.
I have absolute sympathy for their staff and fans, but what about the people who’ve really lost out in this dreadful situation, the individuals and businesses owed money for goods and services provided, money that will probably never be repaid? If there’s a collection for them, I would be the first to contribute.
The other measures suggested by LX1 would be damaging to WWFC and achieve little.
If there position hasn't changed the game wont be on !
Show sympathy to Bolton fans by all means, but a collection when we need money ourselves?
If there’s a collection for them, I would be the first to contribute.
@glasshalffull said
Difficult to know where you actually stand on @th100's suggestion
While you feel for the fans and players, a collection is just compounding the issue, the club directors and management over spent in an attempt to be successful. Result now is several small businesses being out of pocket by thousands of £s.
You still don't know your posters on here do you!
Think @glasshalffull was saying we need the cash as much as any other football club, but if the collection was for local businesses that Bolton owe money to he’d be first in line to contribute to that collection.
Morning @glasshalffull. You really don’t think @LX1 was serious with any of those suggestions do you?!
Interesting that we've now put tickets on sale for Bolton fans
Sensible not to send tickets up there for them to sell and then expect them to then send a bag of money back...
As I said, I would be happy to contribute to those individuals and companies who have provided services and goods to the club and are therefore out of pocket as a result of Bolton’s situation.
Thanks, that’s exactly what I meant.
Who knows? I can’t figure him/her out.
Evidently not! I blame my advanced years.
How would you actually know that your donation was going directly to those individuals and companies?
How would you know where the money was going if you just blindly donated it to the club?
That is the question I am asking you! If someone comes around with a bucket purporting to be for the benefit of unpaid staff or companies, how do you know it isn't going eventually end up being grabbed by the club's owners?
I don’t know so I guess the whole idea is unsound.
@glasshalffull I was just being silly. You take me far too seriously. Let's hope both Bury and Bolton find a way out of this mess