| Improvement 20:18 - Aug 24 with 4077 views | rochdaleriddler |
So according to keef we have improved from last season, but some people can’t see it. Yep I’m one of those |  |
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| Improvement on 14:34 - Aug 25 with 1017 views | James1980 |
| Improvement on 12:16 - Aug 25 by brownale |
That's probably because the opposition aren't playing to our plan but their own. |
True but I am talking more about the basics, passing accuracy, not wasting dead ball situations, players attacking then being stranded with no one to pass to. Any way the kiosks are now selling a footlong sausage in a roll, hopefully they pass the taste test |  |
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| Improvement on 16:37 - Aug 25 with 976 views | Cleedale |
| Improvement on 23:03 - Aug 24 by Shun |
I’m not doubting Scunthorpe’s budget, but where does it all come from? Their crowds are only slightly larger than ours and have been for a while. Do they have a rich backer? |
Hi Shun,
Living East Coast way, tend to hear rumblings about some of these clubs.
Allegedly, Peter Swann (Scunnie's chairman), had big plans for Gainsborough Trinity. Seem to remember his offering a decent sum for their old ground, (owned by member's of their Blue's Club)?, and then relocating a new build out of town, 4,000 capacity. In fact Paul Connor turned up as a striker.
Allegedly the offer was rejected and for whatever reason Peter Swann turned up at the helm with Scunthorpe. Not sure what truth is written in Wikipedia but interesting read here; especially since you ask about their budget. Whether or not this is a potential source - who knows - but the 'Business' paragraph could explain a little.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Swann
Also, think someone mentioned their sacking of Daws quite quickly and pretty sure that this was explained as employing a very good coach which is different from being a manager...
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/45295424 | | | |
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