FAO Rhodes

[Football Man]

Originally Posted By: Rhodes

Paula - I'm surprised you're tarring me with the same brush as Potters Bar Town, he's the guilty party. I was briefed on Friday about the contents of our groundshare agreement with Potters Bar last season and it clearly gives us the option of a second season, the rug was purposely pulled from under us and at the eleventh hour just before a critical league deadline indicating that it was hoped we would be forced to leave the league.

Rhodes, as Lato has mentioned on another thread, you do have an annoying habit of being selective when quoting from elsewhere and missing out the bits that weaken your argument. For example, you conveniently forget to mention that both clubs had the option to pull out of the second season of the deal. You also forget to mention that Kentish Town's abuse of the groundshare agreement didn't really help their case. That's already been well documented on this forum. Did you think people would have forgotten about it already or are you too stupid to remember?

As for your childish and scurrilous claims regarding hoping to force Kentish Town out of business, are you just trying to deflect attention from the fact that you tried to do exactly that when you were on the Haringey committee two years ago? Regardless, I will remember that comment next time we meet face to face.

[Rhodes]

Originally Posted By: Potters Bar Town FC

As for your childish and scurrilous claims regarding hoping to force Kentish Town out of business, are you just trying to deflect attention from the fact that you tried to do exactly that when you were on the Haringey committee two years ago?

I think I have told you previously that I was forced to stand back powerless as the likes of 'Sugar' all but frogmarched tearful ten year old kids off the premises. I was also helpless to act as Kentish Town were shown the door, or should I say gate, a day or two prior to the league ground declaration deadline for the following campaign which is where you helpfully stepped into the breach although had we known at the time that we were jumping out of the frying pan into the fire we may not have been so ready and willing to follow you poodle like to Parkfield.