Non League Football 24/25

[Lako42]

Kian back playing for Coalville then. Good player for that level I think but not sure on the club captain part personally. 

[Angus Scott]

Great news that Coalville are getting sorted. A couple of things I was thinking about & if anyone could answer them I would be grateful.

 

1) Are the club having to be re-formed (i.e. virtually starting from scratch) or just continuing on from last season. If it is the latter do they get whatever funds are in the Bank account or alternitavely have to take over any debts.

 

2) Are the players going to be paid or will it just be expenses

[Lcfc82]

Just now, Angus Scott said:

Great news that Coalville are getting sorted. A couple of things I was thinking about & if anyone could answer them I would be grateful.

 

1) Are the club having to be re-formed (i.e. virtually starting from scratch) or just continuing on from last season. If it is the latter do they get whatever funds are in the Bank account or alternitavely have to take over any debts.

 

2) Are the players going to be paid or will it just be expenses

1, starting from scratch but still the same club. Previous chairman gone though so they need to come up with other ways of running sustainably.

 

 

2, sounds like expenses and bonuses 

[Lcfc82]

3 hours ago, Lako42 said:

Kian back playing for Coalville then. Good player for that level I think but not sure on the club captain part personally. 

Apparently was captain at Heather last season. He should be class at this level 

[Lcfc82]

11 hours ago, Gary Eatfood said:

The supporters meeting at Coalville had a fantastic turnout tonight. It was an evening full of positivity. Both Steve Cartwright (now Chairman) and Ash Brown (new first team manager) spoke very well. There's still a difficult road ahead, but with the backing of some excellent people, the town should hopefully have a senior men's team for many years to come.

Yeah was impressed with Ash Brown, spoke very well like you say.
 

Really looking forward to the season now, I think if we get off to a good start we will have good attendances all season.

[Angus Scott]

5 hours ago, Lcfc82 said:

1, starting from scratch but still the same club. Previous chairman gone though so they need to come up with other ways of running sustainably.

 

 

2, sounds like expenses and bonuses 

Thank you for that

[goody2028]

Shame that LCFC XI fixture isn’t still going ahead, would be a great pot booster for the club. 

[Leicesterpool]

Coalville v Boro new pre-season friendly announced, two clubs only playing in the southern league last season both playing the lower deps now. Hope we both can back to where were as soon as possible.

 

Boro slowly taking shape squad wise, six players already signed, with trials day to come.

Edited 13 June by Leicesterpool

[filbertway]

Hoping Kian can talk Kyle Jardine into coming back. He was absolutely shafted by Stevo, but with us at a lower level and his boyhood club you'd hope he'd fancy it. 

 

That being said, the lad could probably be a bagsman 1 or 2 levels higher if he fancies it.

[Corky]

Macclesfield bin yet another manager.

[ramboacdc]

36 minutes ago, Corky said:

Macclesfield bin yet another manager.

And Savage brings in himself and Heskey

https://macclesfieldfc.com/latest-news/robbie-savage-named-as-silkmen-head-coach/

Edited 17 June by ramboacdc

[Lcfc82]

Clegg would have got them up. 
 

Binned him off so Savage can have the job ?

[Tuna]

Savage and Macclesfield are a total clown car operation, complete slash and burn of managers and players over the last two seasons.

 

It's a long held rumour on Northern Premier League twitter that Savage has effectively been managing the team, which is why the managers all leave.

 

Joke.

[Corky]

Both Neville and Savage preach patience and never want a PL manager sacked yet make Watford look rational at their own clubs.

[Durnerz]

On 13/06/2024 at 08:12, Lako42 said:

Kian back playing for Coalville then. Good player for that level I think but not sure on the club captain part personally. 

Former team mate of mine, hope he does well.

[CosbehFox]

Sad to hear Paul Holleran has had to step down in the interim at Leamington due to a cancer operation. 

[Daggers]

On 17/06/2024 at 22:39, Tuna said:

Savage and Macclesfield are a total clown car operation, complete slash and burn of managers and players over the last two seasons.

 

It's a long held rumour on Northern Premier League twitter that Savage has effectively been managing the team, which is why the managers all leave.

 

Joke.

Saw it at the beginning with the documentary, with him storming into the changing room to issue his instructions and comments over the manager.

[Soar Fox]

Barwell making some good signings. 

Edited 19 June by Steve_Walsh5

[Lcfc82]

1 hour ago, Steve_Walsh5 said:

Barwell making some good signings. 

Be gone bust in a few years, the Ginnelly effect 

[Corky]

7 hours ago, Daggers said:

Saw it at the beginning with the documentary, with him storming into the changing room to issue his instructions and comments over the manager.

The statement announcing his appointment was great, I think he wrote it himself.

[Daggers]

16 minutes ago, Corky said:

The statement announcing his appointment was great, I think he wrote it himself.

“Robbie will now be accountable for all First Team affairs and judged solely on results.”

 

I’m looking forward to that bit 

[Durnerz]

On 19/06/2024 at 15:45, Steve_Walsh5 said:

Barwell making some good signings. 

Got Damo, our manager from Shepshed. Very surprised he went there as he left to take time away but a job at that level is hard to say no to. Hopefully he does well as he’s a great guy. 

[purpleronnie]

Does someone pump money into Barwell?  Because they've always had relatively poor attendances.

[Finnaldo]

14 minutes ago, purpleronnie said:

Does someone pump money into Barwell?  Because they've always had relatively poor attendances.

Dave Laing has been their chairman since their initial merger in ‘92, he definitely puts in good money but it’s also been done in a fairly sustainable way, and has included pretty significant infrastructure improvements including their 3G.
 

More recently Jimmy Ginnelly, most recently Nuneaton’s owner-manager, has rocked up and the wage bill seemed to have increased… that said there is new sponsorship including a new ground deal he’s arranged.

[Gary Eatfood]

On 21/06/2024 at 08:40, Finnaldo said:

Dave Laing has been their chairman since their initial merger in ‘92, he definitely puts in good money but it’s also been done in a fairly sustainable way, and has included pretty significant infrastructure improvements including their 3G.
 

More recently Jimmy Ginnelly, most recently Nuneaton’s owner-manager, has rocked up and the wage bill seemed to have increased… that said there is new sponsorship including a new ground deal he’s arranged.

When I was a window fitter we used to buy sealed glass units from Dave at Cleartherm. My Dad used to know him quite well.