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Post by moralbiffa on Apr 22, 2008 16:22:04 GMT 1
;D fantastic finish to season - beating Bugbrooke 3 - 1 cracking game to watch and solid finish with 1 defeat in last 9 league game - once we had everyone back that is....  Season finished to early for us, would of liked 4 more games to mix it up but its not to be and we cannot wait to get started with next season ;D Yes - even though we could still get promotion as a ''big outsider'', sure you done the maths........  Again - could not of done it without everyones help - thank you - brilliant baseline from all at the club and the players - all the players 18s - res - 1st team however - watch this space......  come on the hunts - 15003  |
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Post by moralbiffa on Apr 29, 2008 15:21:54 GMT 1
TOLD YOU TO WATCH THIS SPACE.....
Town delight at £1m handout
SPORTS Huntingdon have been awarded £1million of funding from the Football Foundation to develop Jubilee Park.
The money will enable the joint venture, between Huntingdon Town and Huntingdon Rowdies Youth to develop a new pavilion containing six changing rooms, a first aid room, kitchen and a committee room.
They now need to raise a further £100,000 to get the project off the ground and board member Hans Reif, who is also chairman of Huntingdon Town, wants th.community to get behind the project.
He said: "This is a fantastic award for our two clubs and the site, and we hope that the local community will help us raise the remaining £100,000 we need to go towards the total project cost of £1.1 million.
"If we can, it will achieve the aim of providing better facilities for all our players and the whole community."
The two clubs are hoping to begin work on the ground in the summer and will be holding a series of fundraising events in the coming months.
Sports Huntingdon chairman Ray Deans said: "This is what we've been striving for for many years and this money means that both clubs will be going from strength to strength.
"And it will mean more and more children in the area, both now and in the future, will benefit for many years to come."
The Football Foundation's chief executive Paul Thorogood said: "Sports Huntingdon will now be able to play an even bigger role in developing the grassroots game in its area.
"Since its launch in July 2000, the Football Foundation has funded 33 projects worth over £4.3m across Huntingdonshire, and we welcome more applications from the region's schools and clubs."
The Football Foundation is the country's largest sports charity and is funded by the Premier League, the FA, Sport England and the Government.
Published: 29/04/2008 14:48:59
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Post by ontheball on Apr 29, 2008 20:08:29 GMT 1
So what.....all you will need then is a decent manager.
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Post by townie on Apr 29, 2008 20:40:27 GMT 1
sorry got one thanks
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Post by chase on May 9, 2008 23:26:23 GMT 1
do you need any defenders nxt season darren , thinking of leaving pns
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Post by tommyc on May 10, 2008 18:25:26 GMT 1
Not sure they have got an "A" side?
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Post by chase on May 11, 2008 18:30:43 GMT 1
why an A side whats wrong with the 1sts?
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Post by moralbiffa on May 13, 2008 8:14:56 GMT 1
hello chase - we have already had a bit of interest from players but you are very much welcome to come and have a look - look forward to talking to you soon - if you want to email me in the personal chatter I'l get back to you asap
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Post by moralbiffa on Jun 9, 2008 12:37:28 GMT 1
pre season to provisionally starts 23 june
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Post by chase on Jun 15, 2008 22:36:55 GMT 1
any new signing or any one coming to hunts daz
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Post by moralbiffa on Jun 16, 2008 8:57:05 GMT 1
had a good bit of interest and 3 - defo new with 3 possibles so all looking good - added that with the 99% of the players staying from last year and res players pushing through Id say its not looking to bad mate
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Post by moralbiffa on Jun 16, 2008 9:10:15 GMT 1
Also had a couple of let downs with friendlys a looking for away games on -
sat 19th July
sat 26th July
or any mid week games during these dates
thank you
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Post by ontheball on Jun 16, 2008 11:51:29 GMT 1
You didn't get the Desborough job then MB ?
Not surprising people have let you down to come and play up there in the lovely wind and portakabins but especially if you are looking at dates from last year......
Think you mean Saturday July 19th and 26th....
Always a pleasure
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Post by moralbiffa on Jun 16, 2008 13:45:51 GMT 1
Thanks for that pointer was looking at mondays dates .... however can play on the dates as well ;D From what I heard David Williams got the job! As for the fixtures - its away games we are looking for...... Funny heard alot about these winds you mention and to be honest not been as bad as I was expecting as for the portakabins - just temporary now as you know - just incase you missed the write up and you need reminding - here it is just for you ! ;D Town delight at £1m handout SPORTS Huntingdon have been awarded £1million of funding from the Football Foundation to develop Jubilee Park. The money will enable the joint venture, between Huntingdon Town and Huntingdon Rowdies Youth to develop a new pavilion containing six changing rooms, a first aid room, kitchen and a committee room. They now need to raise a further £100,000 to get the project off the ground and board member Hans Reif, who is also chairman of Huntingdon Town, wants th.community to get behind the project. He said: "This is a fantastic award for our two clubs and the site, and we hope that the local community will help us raise the remaining £100,000 we need to go towards the total project cost of £1.1 million. "If we can, it will achieve the aim of providing better facilities for all our players and the whole community." The two clubs are hoping to begin work on the ground in the summer and will be holding a series of fundraising events in the coming months. Sports Huntingdon chairman Ray Deans said: "This is what we've been striving for for many years and this money means that both clubs will be going from strength to strength. "And it will mean more and more children in the area, both now and in the future, will benefit for many years to come." The Football Foundation's chief executive Paul Thorogood said: "Sports Huntingdon will now be able to play an even bigger role in developing the grassroots game in its area. "Since its launch in July 2000, the Football Foundation has funded 33 projects worth over £4.3m across Huntingdonshire, and we welcome more applications from the region's schools and clubs." The Football Foundation is the country's largest sports charity and is funded by the Premier League, the FA, Sport England and the Government. hope this helps........come on the hunts.... |
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Post by ontheball on Jun 16, 2008 14:19:35 GMT 1
Thats probably why you put 'sat' in front of the dates which of course mean monday to you as you are always so far behind.... Didnt miss the essay you posted on here but Ive never heard of £1million helping to stop the wind unless of course you are planning to build a 20 foot high wall around a very poor playing surface to stop it....the portakabins and the delightful clubshed will be still in use for some time though....yipppeee. You are such good value MB as you always bite ....your nearly as bad as 'Tad' - the manager of Bugbrooke - whose just given up now as he is not intelligent or smart enough and can never really argue with the truth.  Good luck with the ground though ...whenever it may happen and be completed....until then it is still an awful place to visit.  I heard that you now have Irn Bru on tap over there..... ;D |
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