Martin Lawrence
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He is 16 years old.What age is Jay BTW?
He is 16 years old.What age is Jay BTW?
Also major improvements at the training ground.When the Trust took over the stweardship of the club, we were £4.5m in debt and languishing in the conference. Over the next 16 years, we have reached our joint highest ever league position and have consistently over the last few years, made a push towards promotion from League Two. On this basis, I am not sure I fully support your view that we cannot move forward under Trust ownership.
Just that final push to get promoted and try to establish ourselves there is where we are falling short frustrates the hell out of me, But as a small club, We'd get promoted others take the best of the squad and then we try to rebuild in a higher league without financial resources, Not the best recipe. The C&F and Academy keeping producing players like Jay maybe one day we might be able to keep hold of them. Good luck to the lad, Hope he fills his potentialWhen the Trust took over the stweardship of the club, we were £4.5m in debt and languishing in the conference. Over the next 16 years, we have reached our joint highest ever league position and have consistently over the last few years, made a push towards promotion from League Two. On this basis, I am not sure I fully support your view that we cannot move forward under Trust ownership.
The trust has done a good job since taking over but can it take us to league one and further ? I don’t think it can financially so we remain a club relying on selling youth players for whatever we can get for them to be a comfortable league 2 club.When the Trust took over the stweardship of the club, we were £4.5m in debt and languishing in the conference. Over the next 16 years, we have reached our joint highest ever league position and have consistently over the last few years, made a push towards promotion from League Two. On this basis, I am not sure I fully support your view that we cannot move forward under Trust ownership.
Start by separating the Trust from trust ownership.The trust has done a good job since taking over but can it take us to league one and further ? I don’t think it can financially so we remain a club relying on selling youth players for whatever we can get for them to be a comfortable league 2 club.
How hard do the trust work to get people to join the trust ?
Funny isn't it, that for someone who has so much criticism for just about everything the club and Trust do, whenever anyone challenges you to put forward your own ideas, you have nothing to say. You can't even explain in what way you think they are failing.No but I think If the club is to move forward we won’t under trust ownership.