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What he said is 'the true supporters will be behind the team', that's not to say they're not protesting as well.Are you saying those that protest are not true supporters then?
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What he said is 'the true supporters will be behind the team', that's not to say they're not protesting as well.Are you saying those that protest are not true supporters then?
Top Man IMHOI'm protesting tomorrow, cleaning crap off seats Sunday, and hopefully watching the team the following Weekend. For me, I don't see any of these things as mutually exclusive. But if others do, fine, that's their call.
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Southend United Game
With the ongoing uncertainty of whether our first league game of the season against Southend United will be taking place at Roots Hall or not, OASF contacted the National League to seek clarity on the situation. For those unaware, Southend’s ground, Roots Hall, currently does not have a valid...www.oasf.co.uk
Fair enough - don't blame them for contacting the NL.Southend United Game
With the ongoing uncertainty of whether our first league game of the season against Southend United will be taking place at Roots Hall or not, OASF contacted the National League to seek clarity on the situation.
For those unaware, Southend’s ground, Roots Hall, currently does not have a valid safety certificate. With this still unresolved a week before the game is meant to take place there, this has unsettled many supporters who already have travel and accommodation booked.
The Shrimpers Trust indicated this morning that the deadline for getting the safety certificate had been extended until close of business on Monday (basically around 5pm).
We received a response from Mark Ives, General Manager of the National League, this morning:
Thanks for the email.
Although on holiday I am monitoring this matter personally due to the importance to all.
I appreciate the issue for all supporters (of both teams) and we will be making the final decision at 5pm on Monday at the very latest. If we have enough information before that then it will be made earlier but it will not go past this time
Thank you.
Mark
From our perspective, this is incredibly disappointing. If the venue is changed late on Monday, fans will lose potentially hundreds of pounds. It is unacceptable that the decision has been left so late. We have expressed these views to the National League.
Yes. I know some of them from previous contact, and they really want to do their best by you. Equally, they are a brand new Supporters Trust and have to fight for the interests of their support.Fair enough - don't blame them for contacting the NL.
Wow, stunning read that, what a blinkered vision. You are making it all about 3 points v Oldham as more important than the bigger fight going on here.I would have thought that people would have realised by now that all their protests haven't made the slightest difference to Ron Martin's actions. A slight irritation at the best. Protest all you want but the true supporter will be behind the team when needed. How can protesting when Maher and co are on the pitch trying to get a favourable result help anybody but Oldham. Show the world that whatever the situation the supporters are there showing solidarity with the players.
I'll be shocked if it goes ahead. Even if the supporter's pull off a miracle this weekend and we get issued the certificate, I just don't see how we have enough fit players to fulfill this or any fixture at the moment. Points deduction is only a matter of time.Southend United Game
With the ongoing uncertainty of whether our first league game of the season against Southend United will be taking place at Roots Hall or not, OASF contacted the National League to seek clarity on the situation.
For those unaware, Southend’s ground, Roots Hall, currently does not have a valid safety certificate. With this still unresolved a week before the game is meant to take place there, this has unsettled many supporters who already have travel and accommodation booked.
The Shrimpers Trust indicated this morning that the deadline for getting the safety certificate had been extended until close of business on Monday (basically around 5pm).
We received a response from Mark Ives, General Manager of the National League, this morning:
Thanks for the email.
Although on holiday I am monitoring this matter personally due to the importance to all.
I appreciate the issue for all supporters (of both teams) and we will be making the final decision at 5pm on Monday at the very latest. If we have enough information before that then it will be made earlier but it will not go past this time
Thank you.
Mark
From our perspective, this is incredibly disappointing. If the venue is changed late on Monday, fans will lose potentially hundreds of pounds. It is unacceptable that the decision has been left so late. We have expressed these views to the National League.
Or behind closed doorsLooks like we have a 5pm deadline on Monday on whether the match is on or off.
https://www.oasf.co.uk/post/southend-united-game
In case it was missed Lord Football tweeted that the outstanding issue was fixing something re the West Stand roof. This was in hand and should be done Monday- hence extension I guess.Looks like we have a 5pm deadline on Monday on whether the match is on or off.
https://www.oasf.co.uk/post/southend-united-game
It's not blinkered at all just been observing the last few months and Ron Martin's position doesn't seem to have changed at all, can't be sure as he hasn't been very forthcoming. How can not supporting the team at their lowest ebb and being on a protest outside somebody's house be helpful in anyway at all. How is it helpful to the players to get a decent result against Oldham on the night, please help me to see your point of view? Three points ideally is all that matters.Wow, stunning read that, what a blinkered vision. You are making it all about 3 points v Oldham as more important than the bigger fight going on here.
EVERY fan loves to sit and support the team but the true supporters are the ones going above and beyond in this fight. God knows how many different posters post here but only volumes in hundreds are the ones carrying the fight and standing outside Ron’s.
What makes you be a better fan by just attending a match like every other matchday, over those guys campaigning and giving up their weekends to protest
I don't quite know where to start with this lunacy. For one the players management and staff want to see the back of RM as much or even more than the fans when they are only sometimes paid wages by the club. They cannot stand the bloke and what he has single handedly done to SUFC.It's not blinkered at all just been observing the last few months and Ron Martin's position doesn't seem to have changed at all, can't be sure as he hasn't been very forthcoming. How can not supporting the team at their lowest ebb and being on a protest outside somebody's house be helpful in anyway at all. How is it helpful to the players to get a decent result against Oldham on the night, please help me to see your point of view? Three points ideally is all that matters.
I couldn’t give a flying wotsit about three points next Saturday to be honest. That is the least of our problems. The only thing that matters is removing RM from office. Everything else that is good, will follow from that point.It's not blinkered at all just been observing the last few months and Ron Martin's position doesn't seem to have changed at all, can't be sure as he hasn't been very forthcoming. How can not supporting the team at their lowest ebb and being on a protest outside somebody's house be helpful in anyway at all. How is it helpful to the players to get a decent result against Oldham on the night, please help me to see your point of view? Three points ideally is all that matters.
I’m making the assumption that you are actually aware that there is a much bigger picture here than three points on Saturday?It's not blinkered at all just been observing the last few months and Ron Martin's position doesn't seem to have changed at all, can't be sure as he hasn't been very forthcoming. How can not supporting the team at their lowest ebb and being on a protest outside somebody's house be helpful in anyway at all. How is it helpful to the players to get a decent result against Oldham on the night, please help me to see your point of view? Three points ideally is all that matters.
It's not blinkered at all just been observing the last few months and Ron Martin's position doesn't seem to have changed at all, can't be sure as he hasn't been very forthcoming. How can not supporting the team at their lowest ebb and being on a protest outside somebody's house be helpful in anyway at all. How is it helpful to the players to get a decent result against Oldham on the night, please help me to see your point of view? Three points ideally is all that matters.
You had me worried with that post so I logged on to nationalleague.tv and it is showing as scheduled for streaming. My account was debited £22 odd the other day as well so I hope there are no last minute snags. Subject to the game actually being on of course!Frankly I'm more than a little miffed that this game isn't available for any sort of streaming package on the NL's own website with the game just a week away now.(Not a good look /sign),