TS

[caytonmiller]

. The chairman shouldn’t come out with stupid comments

Why not. You do.
Pot calling the kettle black.
Put your hand over your mouth and shout "full up"
I'm sure there's plenty more

[Townerslovechild]

Trouble with fans is they don’t try to see the whole picture, it’s not just about giving fees and wages is it, there’s loads of other things that need money spent on

MT,the trouble with some of our fans is they are thick.

[gru]

Trouble with fans is they don’t try to see the whole picture, it’s not just about giving fees and wages is it, there’s loads of other things that need money spent on

Your right NYS isn't just for football I took someone down for their covid jab recently you can see there's staff on there. Match day how many stewards do we have on? Apart from the management team there's more football staff down to for young players.

[sota]

Think we'll be in big big trouble come January. Many of our seriously underpaid players have chucked the towel in and our strike force for this level is laughable. Matt Taylor should have done his homework and talked to Kenny Jacket and Paul Warne before taking the job so i don't have a lot of sympathy. This forum is full of TS sycophants and i can't be bothered to battle against them. See you all in division 1.

I think Timbertop is barking up the wrong tree here, the plank. Wood his plant theory knot lumber this board with problems? Maybe even get the copse involved.

[frogmiller]

Your right NYS isn't just for football I took someone down for their covid jab recently you can see there's staff on there. Match day how many stewards do we have on? Apart from the management team there's more football staff down to for young players.

Are the staff doing this Covid jab employed by RUFC or paid for by the NHS?
I would expect the latter. I’d have thought that the facilities would be paid for by the government as well.

[Stovicmiller]

Why not. You do.
Pot calling the kettle black.
Put your hand over your mouth and shout "full up"
I'm sure there's plenty more

name them .

[Scum-Triumphant]

The Yo-Yo club tag isn't the bad thing it is painted out to be.

Gareth Ainsworth said last season that going up and down every other season like Rotherham would be considered major success at Wycombe.

[howdydoo]

The Yo-Yo club tag isn't the bad thing it is painted out to be.

Gareth Ainsworth said last season that going up and down every other season like Rotherham would be considered major success at Wycombe.

It's major success for Rotherham.

Anything better would be a massive bonus. Nearly pulled it off a couple of times as well.

[frogmiller]

It's major success for Rotherham.

Anything better would be a massive bonus. Nearly pulled it off a couple of times as well.

I think that this season still is our best chance of staying in the Championship. It all depends on January’s transfer window.

Cash in on our assets and diminish our chances.

Not get the players for the positions we need and diminish our chances.

Staying up will need more investment for the following season. Anton Johnson type of investment. A risk worth taking?

Or be happy with league one football and win more games than we lose with the hope that we’ll challenge for promotion.

[KerrAvon]

As a chairman its his job to fund rufc.

I was going to keep out of this, but I can't let this one pass by.

It's not a chairman's job to fund a business. It's his job to lead the business in a manner that meets its objectives and protects and serves the interest of its shareholders.

In this case, the effective owner of the business is also TS. The objectives that he has set are to keep the club financially stable and to achieve all it can through the revenue it generates and the additional funding he provides.

Under the stewardship of TS, the club has achieved a degree of stability and success that is unprecedented in over the previous thirty years and arguably longer.

I get that people want more. I do. But to demand more or expect more shows an unrealistic and, frankly, disgraceful sense of entitlement.

We really should reflect on the turmoil that we used to face and which, sadly, clubs like Bury no longer face.