Darlo Uncovered

i'm not whining and the reason for my argument is it should be explored by people with business sense and not keyboard warriors like yourself looking to have a pop at anyone who dares have an idea to show to people I have seen almost everyone on this board been accused of idiocy by you for having an...

Last time i checked, my kids we're happy to call me dad....just checked again and they said yes...which is nice. As for 'perennial loser' can't help yourself huh jazz? you were doing so well, not biting at people but you just had to spoil it for yourself....shame, i kinda liked the placid jazz. And ...

So you have kids Jazz? i bet they love you being dad

to be honest, i'd prefer it if someone with some business sense dismissed the idea as a non starter....but thanks Jazz, you input has been....ummmm....yeah, thanks

i pay £3 per hour for my child to attend playgroup, and there is 30 children in his class, that's £270 for 3 hours work, you would need 8 adults for 30 kids by law - needing approx £150 in wages for 3 hours work so there is £120 gross profit. If the fee was set at £5 per hour that would bring in £45...

ok, lets forget DC et al and use my situation as a guide to you all. I have 3 children who, when babies and toddlers, did not enjoy going to football matches with me. I am teetotal so i don't take my children to bars/pubs/clubs before, during or after games and my partner works on Saturdays leaving ...

how many of the ones who said it's not going to happen actually have children? and of those that do, do your children like watching football matches? maybe it will, maybe it won't...all i am saying is it should be explored like all other ideas people have suggested for the club, not dismissed becaus...

a reduction of star up costs can be achieved by transferring an existing creche. apart from toys, books, adults and children, toilets and running water what does a creche need?

Southampton, Chelsea, Hull, Brighton, Leeds, Leyton Orient, Spurs & Wycombe all have match day creches

Where's the problem with taking the little en's to games? I take my 20 month daughter to games already and she loves it. I think in total she's been to about 10 since her first game at 10 months old :clap: Personally i have no problem with kids going, i think it's great....but not all children want...

Quakerz wrote:I've seen people bring babies.

perhaps the babies you have seen liked to watch people screame....mine didn't, having to leave 15 mins into a game because your child is a screaming wreck is not fun, believe me

Talking to a guy at the pub tonight and he said that he would love to come to matches, but he has to look after his young son. Is there a demand for a creche at games - with qualified staff looking after the kids ? DC SERIOUSLY????? What a pointless thread,kids can come and watch football to. obvio...

i've had the same problems....for some reason, childminders don't like working weekends, a creche would be a good idea if viable, perhaps if someone could convince a crb registered childminder to work on a weekend initially, to gauge the popularity, it might take off

perhaps when the club exits admin, more crowds will appear, the thought of lining harvey maddens pockets is a big turn off

would i by right in assuming that, as the administrator hold the keys for DFC, all ticket sales go to the administrator, but once the club exits admin, all ticket sales go to DFC1883 and towards the 750k?

they should re-open it, punters can use the apparent ''monetary donation'' from the nhs chlamydia testing to fund their bets (is that a joke btw?)

Quakerz wrote:We had a bookies stall under the West Stand at one point.

any idea why it closed? lack of trade probably?

some grounds have bookies in yes, i'm not sure how far down the leagues they go though, probably not enough potential business to warrant a store inside the arena anyway, not to mention all the religious and ethical leaflet waivers who would want to have their say

might be an idea to ask ladbrokes to open a 'satellite shop' for match days? pay a bit of rent to help with running costs?

thanks sam

might be an idea to ask ladbrokes to open a 'satellite shop' for match days? pay a bit of rent to help with running costs?

is there a bookies in the arena?

any available to exiles not able to get to home games?

it could be argued big ex is a player out so we should be allowed to replace him

what a surprise.....another chairman who shuts up when the chips are down.....what is it with these people?

A simple statement, good news or bad news, goes a long way to keeping the fans interested and turning up!

I've seen the posters and they look great. i only ask as living in Stevenage it's hard to know what is happening to get more people into the arena

Hilly wrote:

Quaker-Razz wrote:£10/£15/20%off entry for each share purchased?

Can't be done.

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i meant on the day share sales, but if it can't be done or if discounts are likely to cause confusion or problems then i totally understand.

it's been a long time since our last home game....has there been lots of advertising planned for the stockport game? i hope so! i don't think anyone expects 5000+ to come, but the momentum has to be maintained and anything less than 3000 will be worrying

£10/£15/20%off entry for each share purchased?

Robbie Painter wrote:We got Keltie in for Lee

according to lidds, keltie was unattached so was allowed in anyway....we can sign under 19's and unattached players while under embargo (northern echo)

there is one way we can all back liddle....and thats keeping that -------------------------->
totaliser ticking over. £750k will show him we have faith in him, the club and the players

Keep doing what you're doing Craig