chemlsford meeting

[GazzaBTFC]

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Bub said:
In the words of PF, PUOSU coz I've been to New Lodge many times and its not exactly a 'happening place'!

So true, when Chelmo was at home
at New Lodge...

[delboy]

Kingy so if Boylen is worth 25k why is he not being sold to generate some funds for new canvey. would probably pay rent for a year.

[Kingy]

I have no idea how Canvey works so I cant answer that sorry, he may weel go to a league club

[Keith.P]

Had to laugh at your thread "kingy on way" 5 odd pages of slaggings off !! By the time i'd finished going through it, i'd forgotten it was supposed to be about your new manager <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" />

[Balmoral Claret]

"By the time I'd finished going through it"

You mean you FINISHED going through it Keith? shame on you. Us seasoned soapbox pundits have learned to abort our thread reading as soon as the war starts!

[Keith.P]

Ah, but some keep coming back and fanning more fuel BC

[choppers_out]

I think some friendly social club rivalry between Ricay and City is not a bad idea.

[AFF]

You could have two competitive days each season, home and away: pub games - darts, cribbage, dominoes etc; supporters match; 'university challenge'; Grande Charity Raffle; disco in the evening.

 

Develop and enhance relations between the two clubs, and take a few pounds over the bar.

[AFF]

If fraternisation needs to be achieved in slower stages, how about a sponsored walk by the away fans to the opposing ground on match days next season? Half the proceeds to an appropriate local charity, half to Supporters Club funds. A prize to be awarded to the club what raises the most? [it's only about 10 miles, isn't it?]

 

The possibilities are endless, Gazza.

[Tom_smalleyBTFC]

AFF, as much as they are all good ideas....i think your chances of dragging either set of supporters out of the pubs to walk 10 miles are very slim =]

[AFF]

A hardy few will be enough, Tom.

 

We do one of these each season, which started about 4 years ago with a walk to the [boreham]Wooood which is about 8 miles. The following year it had to change to a walk to the [North]Woood which is a b!tch of a 17 miles or so, the last 4 of which is uphill. Clearly, our walk is the kiss of death to our opponents and they were then relegated too. We've done a walk around the City boundary [10 miles] in each of the last two seasons. Around 10/12 fans raise £1,500 or so in sponsorship, half of which is given to a local Hospice.

 

Hendon did one to the Woood a couple of years ago when their then Manager and Chairman led 40 fans home. Well done to them. [i'll leave you to raise the idea with Jonas and your Chairman.]

[c'mon ricay]

Also if the fixtures come out as the 1st of January 10 miles would seem like an awful long way if it was not the 1st a booze walk sounds good to me

[AFF]

Err.. Umm... Er... Yep. Good point. c'mon ricay. I'm sure that one can be accommodated by the orgainising Committee. Well done, lad.

[AFF]

Apologies, c'mon. I'v ejust realised what you were getting at mate. January 1st might not be a very good day for the Grande walke.

 

No woofters allowed, c'mon. Real men [and women] only. 10 miles is a walk in the park.

[Balmoral Claret]

Up here in bonnie Scotland, the only walking the locals do on January 1st is to the loo and back!