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Post by russell sprout on Sept 14, 2006 22:31:47 GMT 1
 who spat out their dummy this week and returned their keys and coat
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Post by guest on Sept 15, 2006 11:40:00 GMT 1
It was the groundsman robert who unfortunatley got ideas above his station an thought he owned the place bless him. now no ones saying he aint done a good job up there but hey if he had his way no football would be played on it and he'd have the local bowls club playing on it. I personally think he was using it to get himself a better job with a league club rather than concentrating on town. Still rumour has it he's been seen at bracley with st neots and again at st neots on tuesday night ........maybe he wants to set up their new pitch...... good luck st neots you are welcome to him ......he's great for moral boosting(not) and creating harmony within a club
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Post by last year player on Sept 15, 2006 21:26:56 GMT 1
he is only interested in winning awards for himself and not the club he caused most of the trouble last year when i was there between managers and the committee - town are good rid i understand he will be joining st neots oh and dont forget players at that club you can not train on the pitch midweek or warm up before games at all says groundsman
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Post by over the bridge on Sept 20, 2006 13:42:30 GMT 1
Like most bad pennies, has he turned up anywhere yet, i heard is is off to st ives, if he is he will need some dynamite to get that pitch playable
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Post by stivian on Sept 20, 2006 14:00:31 GMT 1
it takes a lot of time and effort to get our pitch that good :-)
he was watching last night, but ive not heard anything about him coming over to st ives..
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Post by alceste on Sept 22, 2006 14:04:02 GMT 1
you are debating about a groundsman, if he was after getting noticed, then he has succeeded, i have noticed the town pitch doesnt look so cracked and knackered, i would say that like the town first team, you must judge them on their performances, robert has done well, fact
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