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Post by squaddie on Dec 14, 2023 20:52:24 GMT
Heard a rumour that the manager has left and all the money has gone. Players been offered a third of their current deals. Would imagine most players have left on the back of that
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Post by bigcbeat1 on Dec 14, 2023 22:09:48 GMT
Don’t know if it’s true or not , if it is I would imagine a big chunk of the budget will have gone with him
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Post by windy1970 on Dec 15, 2023 4:57:03 GMT
This isn’t a new phenomenon, a poorly supported club gets sugar daddy. Who bankrolls a Club that has success, until he gets too bored or runs out of money or the costs of developing ground and sustaining success is too great. The level of support never achieves the owner’s dreams. So he walks away and it all falls to pieces. Rushden & Diamonds are the greatest example of this and prior to this Colne Dynamoes were a famous footnote in non league history
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Post by bigfoot on Dec 15, 2023 5:57:17 GMT
It's not the manager who's ran out of money I was told it was the club parties had agreement and one has not fulfilled their half so people can make their own mind up or not
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Post by england on Dec 15, 2023 7:11:10 GMT
This isn’t a new phenomenon, a poorly supported club gets sugar daddy. Who bankrolls a Club that has success, until he gets too bored or runs out of money or the costs of developing ground and sustaining success is too great. The level of support never achieves the owner’s dreams. So he walks away and it all falls to pieces. Rushden & Diamonds are the greatest example of this and prior to this Colne Dynamoes were a famous footnote in non league history Who was the sugar daddy at North Shields? Think you might have the wrong end of the stick on this one!
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Post by Scuttler on Dec 15, 2023 7:49:11 GMT
To be honest the only reason Iredale got the job was because he brought money with him. A team that finished just outside the playoffs at step 4 and relegated on a technicality shouldn’t be appointing someone who failed woefully in division 2.
My sources tell me in the search for a chairman his dad (the one with the actual dosh) wasn’t successful so the traces have been kicked over.
Sad for a club like North Shields who have been well supported.
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Post by bigfoot on Dec 15, 2023 7:55:02 GMT
I know for a fact the manager's dad did not put in for the chairman's job being told that the manager coaching staff players have all walked North Shields did not keep to their promise and that's a fact
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Post by bigcbeat1 on Dec 15, 2023 8:45:44 GMT
To be honest the only reason Iredale got the job was because he brought money with him. A team that finished just outside the playoffs at step 4 and relegated on a technicality shouldn’t be appointing someone who failed woefully in division 2. My sources tell me in the search for a chairman his dad (the one with the actual dosh) wasn’t successful so the traces have been kicked over. Sad for a club like North Shields who have been well supported. I wouldn’t say he failed woefully at Ryton mind. Got to play offs and won the 2nd division cup . I would say that’s not a bad season tbh.
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Post by windy1970 on Dec 15, 2023 9:13:09 GMT
This isn’t a new phenomenon, a poorly supported club gets sugar daddy. Who bankrolls a Club that has success, until he gets too bored or runs out of money or the costs of developing ground and sustaining success is too great. The level of support never achieves the owner’s dreams. So he walks away and it all falls to pieces. Rushden & Diamonds are the greatest example of this and prior to this Colne Dynamoes were a famous footnote in non league history Who was the sugar daddy at North Shields? Think you might have the wrong end of the stick on this one! Okay, if not a sugar daddy, a combination of people that bankroll a club.
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Post by footyfollower on Dec 15, 2023 9:18:14 GMT
Wiil they be able to play their fixture at Carlisle tomorrow ?
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Post by squaddie on Dec 15, 2023 9:46:25 GMT
To be honest the only reason Iredale got the job was because he brought money with him. A team that finished just outside the playoffs at step 4 and relegated on a technicality shouldn’t be appointing someone who failed woefully in division 2. My sources tell me in the search for a chairman his dad (the one with the actual dosh) wasn’t successful so the traces have been kicked over. Sad for a club like North Shields who have been well supported. I wouldn’t say he failed woefully at Ryton mind. Got to play offs and won the 2nd division cup . I would say that’s not a bad season tbh. Heaton Tow Law Boldon Easington Where the 4 who made the play offs- Ryton missed out
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Post by england on Dec 15, 2023 9:59:10 GMT
I know for a fact the manager's dad did not put in for the chairman's job being told that the manager coaching staff players have all walked North Shields did not keep to their promise and that's a fact What was the promise?
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Post by england on Dec 15, 2023 10:00:12 GMT
Who was the sugar daddy at North Shields? Think you might have the wrong end of the stick on this one! Okay, if not a sugar daddy, a combination of people that bankroll a club. Who are these people? I wasn’t aware they were ran like that? I was more under the impression it was from their crowds, sponsors etc
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Post by pooliehopper on Dec 15, 2023 11:10:25 GMT
This isn’t a new phenomenon, a poorly supported club gets sugar daddy. Who bankrolls a Club that has success, until he gets too bored or runs out of money or the costs of developing ground and sustaining success is too great. The level of support never achieves the owner’s dreams. So he walks away and it all falls to pieces. Rushden & Diamonds are the greatest example of this and prior to this Colne Dynamoes were a famous footnote in non league history Bit harsh comparing them to that. They always had decent support for step 5 level. And had a great set up when at Appebly Park. For me they shot themselves in the foot when they decided ground grading didn't matter and kept paying ridiculous amounts for players. And boy did they play turgid football as well, 0-0 when I saw them against Brighouse. I understand teams like Marske crippling themselves other paying exciting players like Adam Boyes. But not one Shields player stood out to me that day.
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Post by england on Dec 15, 2023 11:13:53 GMT
This isn’t a new phenomenon, a poorly supported club gets sugar daddy. Who bankrolls a Club that has success, until he gets too bored or runs out of money or the costs of developing ground and sustaining success is too great. The level of support never achieves the owner’s dreams. So he walks away and it all falls to pieces. Rushden & Diamonds are the greatest example of this and prior to this Colne Dynamoes were a famous footnote in non league history Bit harsh comparing them to that. They always had decent support for step 5 level. And had a great set up when at Appebly Park. For me they shot themselves in the foot when they decided ground grading didn't matter and kept paying ridiculous amounts for players. And boy did they play turgid football as well, 0-0 when I saw them against Brighouse. I understand teams like Marske crippling themselves other paying exciting players like Adam Boyes. But not one Shields player stood out to me that day. Harsh, maybe took them a while to adapt to the league, but I think they finished close to the playoffs in the end. Just a shame as you say that they chose to do that ahead of developing their infrastructure, which looks like it’s backfired
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