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R Jones K Newton M England A Hunter A Wright O Ardiles K Knighton D McKenzie S Archibald A Shearer S Garner

As long as the FF members are not disagreeing with the edited minutes, I have to assume that they agree with them. That would lead to me thinking, Waggot is, given an easy ride.

But that would not be effected by the site being up and running. One thing is for certain, with the site being down, there will be no more season tickets sold on line.

Or an even simpler way, is just not to be bothered with the present club. For me that means not buying a season ticket. I am not really concerned what other people do.

I have no experiance in the field of minute taking, but is what you did the correct method or not ?

I'd find a place for Duncan McKenzie.

That is what I thought minutes of a meeting where

Or chippy and bread related items ?

I was more Bill and Ben, also Andy Pandy. Then best of all Noggin the Nog.

Saucy.

Perhaps the club don't want the real figures announced, before the ones given at the fans forum ?

Are there, a lot of other prospective buyers ?

Are the minutes of the meeting available yet ?

It is probably something to do with the small capacity at Bournemouth. Supply and demand.

Keith Newton.

I remember going into Mercers for a suit.

Twelve inches.

For me both merit red cards.

But it does reflect that standard

By the present rules it is a red. At no point have I said that I agree with the rules. The fact that he missed the Wednesday player, does not take away from the fact that it was dangerous.

As well as late, mis-timed, dangerous and out of control, it was from behind, so ticks most boxes for a red card.

I thought the tackle for the sending off, was mis-timed, dangerous and out of control. A red card, by the rules. If you listen to debates in rugby league VAR, one of the things they say straight away is, what do the rules say. If a player breaks the rules he is punished in accordance with what is laid down in the rules. Funnily enough the player usually accepts the decission.

Im glad you agree

The fact that the history of our football clubs go back further than 1992.

Bad grammer doesn't alter the facts.