I think we need to fully understand the legacy that Eamon Dolan left us with. Whilst the likes of Ivor Doble and Julian Tagg have been recognised for their efforts, I think Eamon's role in setting the Academy's role in process and maintaining a relatively competitive team in our first seasons in the Conference, which provided the basis of where we are today, should be fully understood by supporters.Unfortunately, Rob, not true. The two Man U games did not "wipe out our historic debt" - it helped substantially, but it was also down to incredible cost cutting, and money saving, which continued into the next season. Indeed Eamon Dolan (RIP) produced a hard hitting document for the Club Board in 2003 which laid out where expenditure would need to be saved into the future,and what he required to even keep a team afloat in the Conference. During 2003-2004 The Board experienced the arrival of bills and charges which had not formed the basis of what the actual debts were. A lot of the substantial savings were achieved through the efforts of the fans to undertake tasks that had either been ignored, or not carried out by previous regimes - hence "work parties" organised and co-ordinated by people who are easily overlooked when looking at the develpment 2003 to 2022