'Go fund me' page

[Shredding Green]

55 minutes ago, sdelaney said:

As not living in Slough now I take it that information to give to the fund is in the local papers as not all supporters are not into computers and mobile phones and the Rebels social sites.

But then, how do you pay into the fund without doing so on a computer?

I was expecting a few £10 donations this evening SD from Tottenham supporters who decided not to watch the Everton match!!!

[sdelaney]

16 minutes ago, Shredding Green said:

But then, how do you pay into the fund without doing so on a computer?

I was expecting a few £10 donations this evening SD from Tottenham supporters who decided not to watch the Everton match!!!

Saved myself £10 which will go to the fund by not watching and Spurs win ???.

[sdelaney]

Amazing that the supporters have so far raised £11600 in three weeks so will we be helped out by the FA to pay the difference that will be required or will we get help from the premier league clubs before they go spending 100s of thousand £.s in the transfer market.

[Reading Rebel]

Some money was passed down from the premier league to the NL, how much the NLS and NLN were given is any ones guess. 

[Irishadrian]

Weymouths  appeal is currently just over 14000 on a target of 35000

Bath City currently 52000 on a target of 35000

[Irishadrian]

Weymouth have now announced  that they have reached their promotion fund target of £35000  when all donations from all sources are taken into account. Well Done!

[sdelaney]

Am I correct in saying that it was only the home teams who had to raise money to get the playoff games on if so how lucky for the away teams Dartford three away games to the final and no need to raise money.

What happened to the saying we are all in it together or am I wrong and they have raised money to help the home teams.

[Reading Rebel]

31 minutes ago, sdelaney said:

Am I correct in saying that it was only the home teams who had to raise money to get the playoff games on if so how lucky for the away teams Dartford three away games to the final and no need to raise money.

What happened to the saying we are all in it together or am I wrong and they have raised money to help the home teams.

I think it was down to individual choices from the teams that were in the play-offs.

Maybe only a coincidence but the only teams that didn't crowd fund were Havant, Dorking and Dartford and at least 2 of these clubs have people with deep pockets.

Edited July 25, 2020 by Reading Rebel

[Curtis]

I thought the money clubs were looking to raise was mainly to cover the costs of players wages & weekly Covid testing, because there was no match revenue to cover the costs.

[Reading Rebel]

10 minutes ago, Curtis said:

I thought the money clubs were looking to raise was mainly to cover the costs of players wages & weekly Covid testing, because there was no match revenue to cover the costs.

Correct.

[sdelaney]

So the opposition teams did not have to help out the home team with these costs.where is the other 13k coming from to reach our target of 25k.

[sdelaney]

2 minutes ago, sdelaney said:

So the opposition teams did not have to help out the home team with these costs.where is the other 13k coming from to reach our target of 25k.

Will it be coming from next seasons budget.

[Reading Rebel]

3 minutes ago, sdelaney said:

So the opposition teams did not have to help out the home team with these costs.where is the other 13k coming from to reach our target of 25k.

Obviously the away team had to pay their own players wages and testing.

Don't forget we only played one game out of a possible three.

 

[sdelaney]

19 minutes ago, Reading Rebel said:

Obviously the away team had to pay their own players wages and testing.

Don't forget we only played one game out of a possible three.

 

Still 13k short then

[Reading Rebel]

3 minutes ago, sdelaney said:

Still 13k short then

I would guess that the 25k was based around playing three games.