Death - Of a football club

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06-02-2008, 04:29 PM
piddle2k6

Death - Of a football club

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/foot...th/7230462.stm

Oh dear. If the court proves us to not be able to pay then were screwed and the football club no longer exists possibly

Please invest someone!
06-02-2008, 04:33 PM
Muniflex

Oh dear!

I got a couple of quid if that helps?

I might go to college in near there.
06-02-2008, 05:34 PM
Grainger@CUFC

If the petition goes through, you'll be kicked out of the league won't you? Gutted if that happens like, we'll lose 3 points :(
Man it's awful when this happens to teams. Good luck in finding an investor!
06-02-2008, 08:45 PM
danny-dyer

Cheerio cheerio cheerio

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06-02-2008, 08:47 PM
Jordie

i hear john mitchell is fronting a consortium for your lot

bad news this is the man who played a part in the 55 charges against us
and made illegal payments to agents

made 13 million pound from transfers and put some of it in his pocket

he should be banned from football!
06-02-2008, 08:49 PM
brandon

Don't worry, you'll be ok.
06-02-2008, 09:59 PM
PlKEY-ARMY

4million isnt that bad? or is it? how much you earning/losng annually?
i know gillingham are 13million in debt but coventry are like 30+million in debt?
06-02-2008, 10:11 PM
Geraint

Quote:

Originally Posted by PlKEY-ARMY

4million isnt that bad? or is it? how much you earning/losng annually?
i know gillingham are 13million in debt but coventry are like 30+million in debt?

We are £30 million in debt.

Bournemouth should be O.K. anyway.
06-02-2008, 10:41 PM
UnitedRoad

its funny to see clubs die out
06-02-2008, 10:48 PM
Jordie

yeah its brilliant is it:rolleyes:

the so called ' smaller clubs ' are the ones with the real fans

and deserve better than the way the boards just let the clubs run into millions of debt.

plus id prefer to go somewhere on a saturday where the smaller clubs fans actually help their side by being vocal unlike the prems whos grounds are like a funeral parlour
06-02-2008, 11:06 PM
Geraint

Quote:

Originally Posted by UnitedRoad

its funny to see clubs die out

It's funny to see a club with millions and millions of money and a massive fan base, in a ground that can hold nearly 80,000, have no atmosphere. A team with 10,000 true supporters could make more noise than half of these premier league teams. Football isn't always about money. Football is about showing love and passion for that team that you travel hours and hours for and still see them get beat 5-0. I bet none of the Manchester United "supporters" know what it takes to support a team in the lower divisions. You have to support your team through thick and thin but people will do it just to see a couple of men kick a ball around a field. Man United's "thin" comes when they finish 3rd in the league. I would rather see a load of men run around a field, in S****horpe (no offence), in pouring down rain and still know that you're going to get relegated at the end of it.

*Breathes*
07-02-2008, 12:44 AM
PaulMacC

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cardiff.City

It's funny to see a club with millions and millions of money and a massive fan base, in a ground that can hold nearly 80,000, have no atmosphere. A team with 10,000 true supporters could make more noise than half of these premier league teams. Football isn't always about money. Football is about showing love and passion for that team that you travel hours and hours for and still see them get beat 5-0. I bet none of the Manchester United "supporters" know what it takes to support a team in the lower divisions. You have to support your team through thick and thin but people will do it just to see a couple of men kick a ball around a field. Man United's "thin" comes when they finish 3rd in the league. I would rather see a load of men run around a field, in S****horpe (no offence), in pouring down rain and still know that you're going to get relegated at the end of it.

*Breathes*

Well said, though I've supported Arsenal since I was 3, My dad supports Aston Villa.
When Arsenal were coming in the bottom of the table, I supported them.

Fair play to you mate supporting a lower league team, it takes balls.
07-02-2008, 03:19 PM
Minstrels

Quote:

Originally Posted by UnitedRoad

its funny to see clubs die out

It's funny to see no one likes you on this forum bar the odd United fan who is also new to the forum.
It's funny to see that United are in debt.
It's funny to see you are probably from Kent and haven't been to Salford.
It will be be funny to see you claim you hold a season ticket at Old Trafford.

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07-02-2008, 03:50 PM
danny-dyer

Quote:

Originally Posted by UnitedRoad

its funny to see clubs die out

its funny that
ur never gonna go to one united game in ur life
cuz ur a ******* glory supporter dont sya that your not.....
small clubs
have better fans.....:D:D:D:D
07-02-2008, 03:56 PM
UnitedRoad

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cardiff.City

It's funny to see a club with millions and millions of money and a massive fan base, in a ground that can hold nearly 80,000, have no atmosphere. A team with 10,000 true supporters could make more noise than half of these premier league teams. Football isn't always about money. Football is about showing love and passion for that team that you travel hours and hours for and still see them get beat 5-0. I bet none of the Manchester United "supporters" know what it takes to support a team in the lower divisions. You have to support your team through thick and thin but people will do it just to see a couple of men kick a ball around a field. Man United's "thin" comes when they finish 3rd in the league. I would rather see a load of men run around a field, in S****horpe (no offence), in pouring down rain and still know that you're going to get relegated at the end of it.

*Breathes*

nah our thin was start of this season we were 18th with 2 points! :eusa_wall

Quote:

Originally Posted by PaulMacC

Well said, though I've supported Arsenal since I was 3, My dad supports Aston Villa.
When Arsenal were coming in the bottom of the table, I supported them.

Fair play to you mate supporting a lower league team, it takes balls.

when was arsenal battling relegation?

Quote:

Originally Posted by BlueMoon

It's funny to see no one likes you on this forum bar the odd United fan who is also new to the forum.
It's funny to see that United are in debt.
It's funny to see you are probably from Kent and haven't been to Salford.
It will be be funny to see you claim you hold a season ticket at Old Trafford.

kent no? i already told you im from leicester :eusa_clap

Quote:

Originally Posted by danny-dyer

its funny that
ur never gonna go to one united game in ur life
cuz ur a ******* glory supporter dont sya that your not.....
small clubs
have better fans.....:D:D:D:D

i been old trafford, villa park, city ground, filbert street, walkers stadium and many more to watch united play :eusa_whis
07-02-2008, 04:31 PM
Geraint

Quote:

Originally Posted by UnitedRoad

nah our thin was start of this season we were 18th with 2 points! :eusa_wall

when was arsenal battling relegation?

kent no? i already told you im from leicester :eusa_clap

i been old trafford, villa park, city ground, filbert street, walkers stadium and many more to watch united play :eusa_whis

You played 3 games and had 2 points. That's a real low, isn't it. If you won 2 points from 10 games, then fair enough but not 3.
07-02-2008, 04:34 PM
PaulMacC

Quote:

Originally Posted by UnitedRoad

nah our thin was start of this season we were 18th with 2 points! :eusa_wall

when was arsenal battling relegation?

kent no? i already told you im from leicester :eusa_clap

i been old trafford, villa park, city ground, filbert street, walkers stadium and many more to watch united play :eusa_whis

I didnt say they were battling Relegation, I meant to say the bottom half of the table, learn to understand
mid 90's.
94-95.
They finished like 12th-13th.
07-02-2008, 05:02 PM
Minstrels

Quote:

Originally Posted by UnitedRoad

kent no? i already told you im from leicester :eusa_clap

i been old trafford, villa park, city ground, filbert street, walkers stadium and many more to watch united play :eusa_whis

Lmao, not even from Salford -waits for the 'YEH I AM BUT I MUVED!!'-
Glory supporter, should be supporting Leicester.
07-02-2008, 05:10 PM
UnitedRoad

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cardiff.City

You played 3 games and had 2 points. That's a real low, isn't it. If you won 2 points from 10 games, then fair enough but not 3.

actually it is for a big club, i thought we was out of the title race already

Quote:

Originally Posted by PaulMacC

I didnt say they were battling Relegation, I meant to say the bottom half of the table, learn to understand
mid 90's.
94-95.
They finished like 12th-13th.

your 13 so how would you have watched them then?

Quote:

Originally Posted by BlueMoon

Lmao, not even from Salford -waits for the 'YEH I AM BUT I MUVED!!'-
Glory supporter, should be supporting Leicester.

actually my dad was the glory supporter and he made me a united fan from birth. i have never lived in salford. this doesnt make me a glory supporter :eusa_wall
07-02-2008, 06:18 PM
Jordie

back onto bournemouth

their local paper says they will be in administration in the next 24 hours
which will mean definete relegation

really feel for them
hope they pull threw
07-02-2008, 06:25 PM
Minstrels

Quote:

Originally Posted by UnitedRoad

actually my dad was the glory supporter and he made me a united fan from birth. i have never lived in salford. this doesnt make me a glory supporter :eusa_wall

Could have gone against him and supported Leicester.
07-02-2008, 06:39 PM
Geraint

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jordie

back onto bournemouth

their local paper says they will be in administration in the next 24 hours
which will mean definete relegation

really feel for them
hope they pull threw

They have, the BBC say.
07-02-2008, 07:42 PM
Jordie

feel for them:(

know what its like been threw it 3 times

i can only see relegation for them on the horizon now and a loss against us on saturday may just be the end of the road for them.
07-02-2008, 09:20 PM
UnitedRoad

Quote:

Originally Posted by BlueMoon

Could have gone against him and supported Leicester.

why would i do that?
07-02-2008, 09:57 PM
Minstrels

Quote:

Originally Posted by UnitedRoad

why would i do that?

So you can watch your club week in week out, so you can say 'Yes I support my local team', so you can say your not a glory supporter.
07-02-2008, 10:03 PM
skins

We can see you sneaking out! We can see you sneaking out!
07-02-2008, 10:38 PM
@xP

Quote:

Originally Posted by piddle2k6

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/foot...th/7230462.stm

Oh dear. If the court proves us to not be able to pay then were screwed and the football club no longer exists possibly

Please invest someone!

That would be gutting.

What club would you support if you did die?
07-02-2008, 10:52 PM
PaulMacC

Quote:

Originally Posted by UnitedRoad

actually it is for a big club, i thought we was out of the title race already

your 13 so how would you have watched them then?

actually my dad was the glory supporter and he made me a united fan from birth. i have never lived in salford. this doesnt make me a glory supporter :eusa_wall

Im not 13.
07-02-2008, 11:30 PM
UnitedRoad

Quote:

Originally Posted by BlueMoon

So you can watch your club week in week out, so you can say 'Yes I support my local team', so you can say your not a glory supporter.

but when i was 1 my dad made me support man united.. he got me a man united shirt at the age of 2 which i still have. i think i would rather support who my family does instead of local team. all my family are united supporters and i would be the only leicester fan :eusa_walland just because someone lives outside of salford doesnt mean your a glory grabber you muppet.
08-02-2008, 08:01 AM
Minstrels

Quote:

Originally Posted by UnitedRoad

but when i was 1 my dad made me support man united.. he got me a man united shirt at the age of 2 which i still have. i think i would rather support who my family does instead of local team. all my family are united supporters and i would be the only leicester fan :eusa_walland just because someone lives outside of salford doesnt mean your a glory grabber you muppet.

So if I were to support let's say... Real Madrid? I wouldn't be a glory grabber?
08-02-2008, 10:49 AM
UnitedRoad

Quote:

Originally Posted by BlueMoon

So if I were to support let's say... Real Madrid? I wouldn't be a glory grabber?

yeh you would be. but if your family was real madrid supporters and you supported madrid from birth you wouldnt be.
08-02-2008, 03:37 PM
Minstrels

Quote:

Originally Posted by UnitedRoad

yeh you would be. but if your family was real madrid supporters and you supported madrid from birth you wouldnt be.

Makes sense... not.

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08-02-2008, 04:37 PM
UnitedRoad

i fail to see why you dont understand what a glory hunter is
08-02-2008, 04:38 PM
Minstrels

Quote:

Originally Posted by UnitedRoad

i fail to see why you dont understand what a glory hunter is

I fail to see why you support United.
08-02-2008, 04:40 PM
UnitedRoad

pretty simple, my dad supports them and he made me a united fan from birth.
08-02-2008, 04:44 PM
Minstrels

Quote:

Originally Posted by UnitedRoad

pretty simple, my dad supports them and he made me a united fan from birth.

Still could have changed team.
08-02-2008, 04:45 PM
UnitedRoad

why? you think i am going to support my local team instead of who my family supports?
08-02-2008, 04:46 PM
Minstrels

Quote:

Originally Posted by UnitedRoad

why? you think i am going to support my local team instead of who my family supports?

Why not?
08-02-2008, 04:47 PM
UnitedRoad

because im not a muppet and will always follow my family instead of supporting a team just because i live there. also i have like 2 at the time i got my first united shirt. do you think i knew anything about football then?
08-02-2008, 04:49 PM
Minstrels

Quote:

Originally Posted by UnitedRoad

because im not a muppet and will always follow my family instead of supporting a team just because i live there. also i have like 2 at the time i got my first united shirt. do you think i knew anything about football then?

You still know nothing about football.

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