Be clear that person was Nick Hawker and Peter Ferlie, as recorded on fans forums. The person making the change now would be Jeremy Tipper and the ECFCST Trust Chair is Clive Harrison at present and may change on Monday.
In election that was rushed and not dealt with the original issues, still outstanding from the first election. Why did that happen? That costs us around £2k. With a candidate Doug Giillard stating on 'Exeweb', that he was thown under the bus, it was clearly done as an attempt to get better candidates to stand and elected. The same old faces, with history of being part of the so-called 'village committee' are still in place.
What are you rambling on about now? Frankly, you're coming across as a conspiracy-loving loon.
Oh god, here we go again......
"they"
It’s because I’d imagine most people joined the trust at the beginning when we thought it was the end of the club and this was the way forward. Unfortunately certain people have been dining out on it ever since and have done very well out of it by association. Their media presence knows no bounds when someone is needed to show it can be done a different way and how refreshing it is to be different from the rest with their here today gone tomorrow money. Most people couldn’t give two hoots who’s running the club until the results go off a cliff and then suddenly everyone wants answers to why it’s crap and obviously someone to blame.
I pine for the days of Shaun Taylor and Jim McNicholl.Having 6"3 and 6"4 centre backs in Saliba and Gabriel who attack the ball doesn't half help though. We only really had Cheick yesterday and he isn't massively tall for a centre back but does compete. Aimson is the only other centre back who actually attacks the ball from corners and he was on the bench. Zac has scored from a corner, from 18 yards thumped into the top cornerbut missed a load of easier chances earlier in the season with his head. I think of all Sweenz's goals over the years, I can remember a couple from corners that he headed in. He did make space for himself for that one at the end that Cole whipped in.
It isn't exactly a recent development under Caldwell either. Matt used to go on about the lack of goals from centre backs as well, probably as he himself was so handy at it. When you look at the promotion season, we had one from Cheick (at Walsall) and those two in one game for Stubbs from corners. Apart from that I am struggling to remember many more.
There is a place for short corners, and yesterday might have been a case in point against a big physical defence with not a great record ourselves. But it should have been much more mixed up. The one thing I thought Cambridge did well or at least differently than other teams this season, was to commit players to the short corner. It was always three on three or four on four. Other sides this season have rarely committed more than two players and we have had plenty of three on two situations that we have mostly worked the ball into the area.
I appreciate your commitment to our club very much and your tenacity to improve it’s governance.
Mike Balson and Jimmy Giles: Balson flicked it on at the near post and Giler ploughed it in at the far post.
............. and the dog that bit Jim McNicholl and saved Torquay !