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After the whole debacle last "season" between the National League and the DCMS after both parties failed to differentiate over grants and loans I'd take anyone over Oliver Dowden.
The fact she has showed her face already sets her apart from him.
The fact she has showed her face already sets her apart from him.
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One tweetDarlobill wrote: ↑Thu Jan 27, 2022 9:24 pmApparently Jenny was very helpful but she didn’t spend 24hours on Facebook and Twitter telling us what she had done that day.!!loan_star wrote: ↑Thu Jan 27, 2022 9:14 pmBut we did! Please help us save our club Jenny. Please help us get back to Darlo Jenny.Geordie Quaker wrote: ↑Thu Jan 27, 2022 7:53 pmI would have (genuinely) felt the same way if we had pimped ourselves out to Chapman when Darlo was red.
I didn’t see anyone complain about her involvement as it was for the benefit of the club.
However if a Tory does it the left wing bedwetters have a fit.
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If the opportunity came up to meet with the Minister in charge of sport at any time I’d hope that we would grab it with both hands irrespective of who the party in charge was.
I hope we were able to get over our message about football governance, fan ownership and the specific need we have for local government support with planning and funding a new ground.
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Totally agree.JasonDeVos wrote: ↑Thu Jan 27, 2022 9:23 pmYou don’t have to be a left wing bedwetter to not agree with itloan_star wrote: ↑Thu Jan 27, 2022 9:14 pmBut we did! Please help us save our club Jenny. Please help us get back to Darlo Jenny.Geordie Quaker wrote: ↑Thu Jan 27, 2022 7:53 pmI would have (genuinely) felt the same way if we had pimped ourselves out to Chapman when Darlo was red.
I didn’t see anyone complain about her involvement as it was for the benefit of the club.
However if a Tory does it the left wing bedwetters have a fit.
The club regularly requests donations for food banks.
Food bank usage is at a record high under a Tory government.
The club have now presented two Tory MPs with a signed shirt, the same Tory MPs who represent a government where, under their stewardship, food bank usage has never been higher.
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Ok you are just a bed wetter thenJasonDeVos wrote: ↑Thu Jan 27, 2022 9:23 pmYou don’t have to be a left wing bedwetter to not agree with itloan_star wrote: ↑Thu Jan 27, 2022 9:14 pmBut we did! Please help us save our club Jenny. Please help us get back to Darlo Jenny.Geordie Quaker wrote: ↑Thu Jan 27, 2022 7:53 pmI would have (genuinely) felt the same way if we had pimped ourselves out to Chapman when Darlo was red.
I didn’t see anyone complain about her involvement as it was for the benefit of the club.
However if a Tory does it the left wing bedwetters have a fit.
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loan_star wrote: ↑Thu Jan 27, 2022 9:36 pmOk you are just a bed wetter thenJasonDeVos wrote: ↑Thu Jan 27, 2022 9:23 pmYou don’t have to be a left wing bedwetter to not agree with itloan_star wrote: ↑Thu Jan 27, 2022 9:14 pmBut we did! Please help us save our club Jenny. Please help us get back to Darlo Jenny.Geordie Quaker wrote: ↑Thu Jan 27, 2022 7:53 pmI would have (genuinely) felt the same way if we had pimped ourselves out to Chapman when Darlo was red.
I didn’t see anyone complain about her involvement as it was for the benefit of the club.
However if a Tory does it the left wing bedwetters have a fit.
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Under Labour's stewardship, we'd have been stuck in a never ending cycle of restrictions choose your poison.Darlofan97 wrote: ↑Thu Jan 27, 2022 9:34 pmTotally agree.JasonDeVos wrote: ↑Thu Jan 27, 2022 9:23 pmYou don’t have to be a left wing bedwetter to not agree with itloan_star wrote: ↑Thu Jan 27, 2022 9:14 pmBut we did! Please help us save our club Jenny. Please help us get back to Darlo Jenny.Geordie Quaker wrote: ↑Thu Jan 27, 2022 7:53 pmI would have (genuinely) felt the same way if we had pimped ourselves out to Chapman when Darlo was red.
I didn’t see anyone complain about her involvement as it was for the benefit of the club.
However if a Tory does it the left wing bedwetters have a fit.
The club regularly requests donations for food banks.
Food bank usage is at a record high under a Tory government.
The club have now presented two Tory MPs with a signed shirt, the same Tory MPs who represent a government where, under their stewardship, food bank usage has never been higher.
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No it won’t. The Sue Gray report will have zero impact on Darlington FC.Darlobill wrote:Sometimes Gramps you have to make a stand IMO this will back fire until the Sue Grey & Met Police enquiry is published.
Can’t believe I had to type that sentence.
Oh, and sounding off on social media isn’t taking a stand. Go set fire to yourself outside Blackwell Meadows. That would REALLY be taking a stand.
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You can use that twisted logic to make any sort of case against any politician.Darlofan97 wrote:Totally agree.JasonDeVos wrote: ↑Thu Jan 27, 2022 9:23 pmYou don’t have to be a left wing bedwetter to not agree with itloan_star wrote: ↑Thu Jan 27, 2022 9:14 pmBut we did! Please help us save our club Jenny. Please help us get back to Darlo Jenny.Geordie Quaker wrote: ↑Thu Jan 27, 2022 7:53 pmI would have (genuinely) felt the same way if we had pimped ourselves out to Chapman when Darlo was red.
I didn’t see anyone complain about her involvement as it was for the benefit of the club.
However if a Tory does it the left wing bedwetters have a fit.
The club regularly requests donations for food banks.
Food bank usage is at a record high under a Tory government.
The club have now presented two Tory MPs with a signed shirt, the same Tory MPs who represent a government where, under their stewardship, food bank usage has never been higher.
Jenny Chapman was involved in negotiations to help save the club. She’s from the Labour Party which took us to war in Iraq. Therefore why did we negotiate with a warmongering Labour MP.
This is nothing to do with political affiliation. We’re speaking to the minister responsible for the policy area we fall under. That’s all there is to it.
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Gramps you are completely correct.Darlogramps wrote: ↑Thu Jan 27, 2022 9:52 pmNo it won’t. The Sue Gray report will have zero impact on Darlington FC.Darlobill wrote:Sometimes Gramps you have to make a stand IMO this will back fire until the Sue Grey & Met Police enquiry is published.
Can’t believe I had to type that sentence.
Oh, and sounding off on social media isn’t taking a stand. Go set fire to yourself outside Blackwell Meadows. That would REALLY be taking a stand.
Can’t believe I typed that sentence!
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Gramps is not correct he never changes his view even when given the correct information which we haven’t got yet?Old Git wrote: ↑Thu Jan 27, 2022 10:03 pmGramps you are completely correct.Darlogramps wrote: ↑Thu Jan 27, 2022 9:52 pmNo it won’t. The Sue Gray report will have zero impact on Darlington FC.Darlobill wrote:Sometimes Gramps you have to make a stand IMO this will back fire until the Sue Grey & Met Police enquiry is published.
Can’t believe I had to type that sentence.
Oh, and sounding off on social media isn’t taking a stand. Go set fire to yourself outside Blackwell Meadows. That would REALLY be taking a stand.
Can’t believe I typed that sentence!
I despair I’m even writing this so signing off
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I don't get the issue with the shirt. An MP (or other famous person) visits your club, you give them a signed shirt.
There's that Sheff Wed one Roy Hattersley reckons still fits and the 96-97 Aldershot away kit Virginia Bottomley's got stuffed down the back of her futon. It's just standard.
There's that Sheff Wed one Roy Hattersley reckons still fits and the 96-97 Aldershot away kit Virginia Bottomley's got stuffed down the back of her futon. It's just standard.
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Sorry, I can’t see the parallels between DFC and the Iraq war.Darlogramps wrote: ↑Thu Jan 27, 2022 9:56 pmYou can use that twisted logic to make any sort of case against any politician.Darlofan97 wrote:Totally agree.JasonDeVos wrote: ↑Thu Jan 27, 2022 9:23 pmYou don’t have to be a left wing bedwetter to not agree with itloan_star wrote: ↑Thu Jan 27, 2022 9:14 pmBut we did! Please help us save our club Jenny. Please help us get back to Darlo Jenny.Geordie Quaker wrote: ↑Thu Jan 27, 2022 7:53 pmI would have (genuinely) felt the same way if we had pimped ourselves out to Chapman when Darlo was red.
I didn’t see anyone complain about her involvement as it was for the benefit of the club.
However if a Tory does it the left wing bedwetters have a fit.
The club regularly requests donations for food banks.
Food bank usage is at a record high under a Tory government.
The club have now presented two Tory MPs with a signed shirt, the same Tory MPs who represent a government where, under their stewardship, food bank usage has never been higher.
Jenny Chapman was involved in negotiations to help save the club. She’s from the Labour Party which took us to war in Iraq. Therefore why did we negotiate with a warmongering Labour MP.
This is nothing to do with political affiliation. We’re speaking to the minister responsible for the policy area we fall under. That’s all there is to it.
I can, however, see the parallels between the club asking for food bank donations, high levels of food bank usage, high levels of deprivation in some areas of Darlington, cuts to Universal Credit, child poverty etc.
More than 25% of children in Darlington are living in poverty. Check Peter & Nadine’s voting history on universal credit cuts and school meals; the photoshoots look fantastic.
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Believe it or not but some areas of darlo have been dumps for many years, even when labour were in power.Darlofan97 wrote: ↑Thu Jan 27, 2022 10:24 pmSorry, I can’t see the parallels between DFC and the Iraq war.Darlogramps wrote: ↑Thu Jan 27, 2022 9:56 pmYou can use that twisted logic to make any sort of case against any politician.Darlofan97 wrote:Totally agree.JasonDeVos wrote: ↑Thu Jan 27, 2022 9:23 pmYou don’t have to be a left wing bedwetter to not agree with it
The club regularly requests donations for food banks.
Food bank usage is at a record high under a Tory government.
The club have now presented two Tory MPs with a signed shirt, the same Tory MPs who represent a government where, under their stewardship, food bank usage has never been higher.
Jenny Chapman was involved in negotiations to help save the club. She’s from the Labour Party which took us to war in Iraq. Therefore why did we negotiate with a warmongering Labour MP.
This is nothing to do with political affiliation. We’re speaking to the minister responsible for the policy area we fall under. That’s all there is to it.
I can, however, see the parallels between the club asking for food bank donations, high levels of food bank usage, high levels of deprivation in some areas of Darlington, cuts to Universal Credit, child poverty etc.
More than 25% of children in Darlington are living in poverty. Check Peter & Nadine’s voting history on universal credit cuts and school meals; the photoshoots look fantastic.
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The correct information? So people can only have opinions that you believe are correct?Darlobill wrote: ↑Thu Jan 27, 2022 10:13 pmGramps is not correct he never changes his view even when given the correct information which we haven’t got yet?Old Git wrote: ↑Thu Jan 27, 2022 10:03 pmGramps you are completely correct.Darlogramps wrote: ↑Thu Jan 27, 2022 9:52 pmNo it won’t. The Sue Gray report will have zero impact on Darlington FC.Darlobill wrote:Sometimes Gramps you have to make a stand IMO this will back fire until the Sue Grey & Met Police enquiry is published.
Can’t believe I had to type that sentence.
Oh, and sounding off on social media isn’t taking a stand. Go set fire to yourself outside Blackwell Meadows. That would REALLY be taking a stand.
Can’t believe I typed that sentence!
I despair I’m even writing this so signing off
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I just hope Armstrong doesn't see her as a long term replacement for Charman as our number 9.
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Double postDarlofan97 wrote: ↑Thu Jan 27, 2022 10:24 pmSorry, I can’t see the parallels between DFC and the Iraq war.Darlogramps wrote: ↑Thu Jan 27, 2022 9:56 pmYou can use that twisted logic to make any sort of case against any politician.Darlofan97 wrote:Totally agree.JasonDeVos wrote: ↑Thu Jan 27, 2022 9:23 pmYou don’t have to be a left wing bedwetter to not agree with it
The club regularly requests donations for food banks.
Food bank usage is at a record high under a Tory government.
The club have now presented two Tory MPs with a signed shirt, the same Tory MPs who represent a government where, under their stewardship, food bank usage has never been higher.
Jenny Chapman was involved in negotiations to help save the club. She’s from the Labour Party which took us to war in Iraq. Therefore why did we negotiate with a warmongering Labour MP.
This is nothing to do with political affiliation. We’re speaking to the minister responsible for the policy area we fall under. That’s all there is to it.
I can, however, see the parallels between the club asking for food bank donations, high levels of food bank usage, high levels of deprivation in some areas of Darlington, cuts to Universal Credit, child poverty etc.
More than 25% of children in Darlington are living in poverty. Check Peter & Nadine’s voting history on universal credit cuts and school meals; the photoshoots look fantastic.
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MB86DFC wrote: ↑Thu Jan 27, 2022 10:43 pmDarlington FC hosted armed forces day. Jenny Chapman represented a party in government which took us into a catastrophic war. By your logic it was totally immoral to entertain Jenny Chapman.Darlofan97 wrote: ↑Thu Jan 27, 2022 10:24 pmSorry, I can’t see the parallels between DFC and the Iraq war.Darlogramps wrote: ↑Thu Jan 27, 2022 9:56 pmYou can use that twisted logic to make any sort of case against any politician.Darlofan97 wrote:Totally agree.JasonDeVos wrote: ↑Thu Jan 27, 2022 9:23 pm
You don’t have to be a left wing bedwetter to not agree with it
The club regularly requests donations for food banks.
Food bank usage is at a record high under a Tory government.
The club have now presented two Tory MPs with a signed shirt, the same Tory MPs who represent a government where, under their stewardship, food bank usage has never been higher.
Jenny Chapman was involved in negotiations to help save the club. She’s from the Labour Party which took us to war in Iraq. Therefore why did we negotiate with a warmongering Labour MP.
This is nothing to do with political affiliation. We’re speaking to the minister responsible for the policy area we fall under. That’s all there is to it.
I can, however, see the parallels between the club asking for food bank donations, high levels of food bank usage, high levels of deprivation in some areas of Darlington, cuts to Universal Credit, child poverty etc.
More than 25% of children in Darlington are living in poverty. Check Peter & Nadine’s voting history on universal credit cuts and school meals; the photoshoots look fantastic.
You can twist these things anyway you want if you try hard enough to be offended.
Is child poverty s***, absolutely. Are we endorsing it by hosting a short meeting with a minister? Absolutely not.
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So your argument is that by speaking to the Secretary of State for sport, we’re endorsing starving children. I mean, that is incredibly twisted and bizarre logic.Darlofan97 wrote:
Sorry, I can’t see the parallels between DFC and the Iraq war.
I can, however, see the parallels between the club asking for food bank donations, high levels of food bank usage, high levels of deprivation in some areas of Darlington, cuts to Universal Credit, child poverty etc.
More than 25% of children in Darlington are living in poverty. Check Peter & Nadine’s voting history on universal credit cuts and school meals; the photoshoots look fantastic.
Get a grip fella.
P.S. the voting records are irrelevant because they don’t take into account the arguments behind it. A lot of these HowTheyVoted sites are ridiculously simplistic as they don’t look at why a vote happened (usually they’re voting against meaningless, symbolic motions, or things that are out of procedure).
It is doesn’t mean the MP wants to starve children.
If you disagree with how your MP has voted, why not question them about it? Bet you haven’t though. Too much like effort.
Trouble is, too many political “activists” (or keyboard warriors) would rather retweet pointscoring memes that get them “likes” rather than genuinely engage in good faith with someone they disagree with.
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Maybe try taking some English lessons while you’re away as your reply doesn’t make any sense.Darlobill wrote:Gramps is not correct he never changes his view even when given the correct information which we haven’t got yet?Old Git wrote: ↑Thu Jan 27, 2022 10:03 pmGramps you are completely correct.Darlogramps wrote: ↑Thu Jan 27, 2022 9:52 pmNo it won’t. The Sue Gray report will have zero impact on Darlington FC.Darlobill wrote:Sometimes Gramps you have to make a stand IMO this will back fire until the Sue Grey & Met Police enquiry is published.
Can’t believe I had to type that sentence.
Oh, and sounding off on social media isn’t taking a stand. Go set fire to yourself outside Blackwell Meadows. That would REALLY be taking a stand.
Can’t believe I typed that sentence!
I despair I’m even writing this so signing off
Meanwhile, when the Sue Gray report comes out next week, I’ll be sure to scour it for references to Darlington FC.
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“Get a grip fella”Darlogramps wrote: ↑Thu Jan 27, 2022 11:28 pmSo your argument is that by speaking to the Secretary of State for sport, we’re endorsing starving children. I mean, that is incredibly twisted and bizarre logic.Darlofan97 wrote:
Sorry, I can’t see the parallels between DFC and the Iraq war.
I can, however, see the parallels between the club asking for food bank donations, high levels of food bank usage, high levels of deprivation in some areas of Darlington, cuts to Universal Credit, child poverty etc.
More than 25% of children in Darlington are living in poverty. Check Peter & Nadine’s voting history on universal credit cuts and school meals; the photoshoots look fantastic.
Get a grip fella.
P.S. the voting records are irrelevant because they don’t take into account the arguments behind it. A lot of these HowTheyVoted sites are ridiculously simplistic as they don’t look at why a vote happened (usually they’re voting against meaningless, symbolic motions, or things that are out of procedure and would get kicked out by the Speaker before getting to the floor of the Commons.
It is doesn’t mean the MP wants to starve children.
If you disagree with how your MP has voted, why not question them about it? Trouble is, too many political “activists” (or keyboard warriors) would rather retweet pointscoring memes that get them “likes” rather than genuinely engage with someone they disagree with.
It’s part of the reason we end up having to choose between Boris Johnson and Jeremy Corbyn, our political parties are only interested in populists who say what they want to hear, rather than serious politicians who actually want to change things. It’s why we end up with vacuous slogans like: “Get Brexit Done” or “For the many, not the few”. They’re nice to chant but hardly lead to meaningful change.
I didn’t say that we are endorsing starving children. You know that isn’t what I was saying, but thank you for trying to sensationalise my point of view on it, which is actually a lot more modest than the way you’re trying to portray it.
Clearly some people are disappointed with it, and that is fine. I can see why, especially for the reasons which I’ve highlighted above.
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You have to laugh when the most fragile and easily offended users of this board are calling others ‘snowflakes’
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Never argue over politics or religion.
A hard and fast rule in our circles.
This isn't the place for it either.
D J knows what he is doing their is why he is C E O.
A hard and fast rule in our circles.
This isn't the place for it either.
D J knows what he is doing their is why he is C E O.
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You were the one who linked the photoshoots with Nadine Dorries and Peter Gibson’s voting records. Now you’re backtracking claiming your point is “more modest”. When you linked the photoshoots with the voting records, what was your point?Darlofan97 wrote:“Get a grip fella”Darlogramps wrote: ↑Thu Jan 27, 2022 11:28 pmSo your argument is that by speaking to the Secretary of State for sport, we’re endorsing starving children. I mean, that is incredibly twisted and bizarre logic.Darlofan97 wrote:
Sorry, I can’t see the parallels between DFC and the Iraq war.
I can, however, see the parallels between the club asking for food bank donations, high levels of food bank usage, high levels of deprivation in some areas of Darlington, cuts to Universal Credit, child poverty etc.
More than 25% of children in Darlington are living in poverty. Check Peter & Nadine’s voting history on universal credit cuts and school meals; the photoshoots look fantastic.
Get a grip fella.
P.S. the voting records are irrelevant because they don’t take into account the arguments behind it. A lot of these HowTheyVoted sites are ridiculously simplistic as they don’t look at why a vote happened (usually they’re voting against meaningless, symbolic motions, or things that are out of procedure and would get kicked out by the Speaker before getting to the floor of the Commons.
It is doesn’t mean the MP wants to starve children.
If you disagree with how your MP has voted, why not question them about it? Trouble is, too many political “activists” (or keyboard warriors) would rather retweet pointscoring memes that get them “likes” rather than genuinely engage with someone they disagree with.
It’s part of the reason we end up having to choose between Boris Johnson and Jeremy Corbyn, our political parties are only interested in populists who say what they want to hear, rather than serious politicians who actually want to change things. It’s why we end up with vacuous slogans like: “Get Brexit Done” or “For the many, not the few”. They’re nice to chant but hardly lead to meaningful change.
I didn’t say that we are endorsing starving children. You know that isn’t what I was saying, but thank you for trying to sensationalise my point of view on it, which is actually a lot more modest than the way you’re trying to portray it.
Clearly some people are disappointed with it, and that is fine. I can see why, especially for the reasons which I’ve highlighted above.
Ultimately, this is nothing to do with universal credit cuts or child poverty or the other things you’ve ludicrously brought into it. I also note you’ve dodged the point I made about voting records being oversimplistic.
Put simply, you don’t like the politics of Dorries, Gibson and the Conservatives. You’re entitled to. I don’t either. What you’re not entitled to do is project your dislike onto the actions of Darlington FC, purely because of your personal political biases and prejudices.
All you’re essentially saying is that you don’t like Dorries etc, so no one connected to you can like them either. That’s intolerance.
A football club meeting the Secretary of State for sport is not a horrendous thing. In fact it’d be strange if we weren’t meeting the DCMS secretary when given the chance.
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No one in this thread has been called a snowflake. I thought you were big on your comprehension. Seem to be struggling this morning.H1987 wrote:You have to laugh when the most fragile and easily offended users of this board are calling others ‘snowflakes’
For someone who preaches tolerance, you’re one of the most intolerant people I’ve ever come across.
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Thank god a sensible post at last.Darlogramps wrote:What a massive overreaction from some leftie-bedwetters.
No sensible fan would see any issue with this. It’s just politically intolerant people who’ll complain about anything from someone whose politics differs to theirs.
I despise Dorries and Johnson and want them out of office. But the Secretary of State responsible for sport visiting the club isn’t a bad thing.
I’d suggest if any fan claims to be “alienated” by us speaking to the Secretary of State for sport, they’d be “alienated” by quite a lot of other things too.
And the idea that speaking to the Culture Secretary (whose remit football falls under) is somehow making us politically biased - just laughable.
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To change the subject a little. The club has today released its accounts for FY21 to fans and owners. Fantastic transparency from the club which we've come to expect in recent years.
https://darlingtonfc.co.uk/news/202021- ... al-results
Have only skim read but looks like the club started this season in a good position, which is currently tracking on budget. Music to my ears. Well done all those involved.
https://darlingtonfc.co.uk/news/202021- ... al-results
Have only skim read but looks like the club started this season in a good position, which is currently tracking on budget. Music to my ears. Well done all those involved.
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What a load of nonsense and over reaction from some people.
I have no interest in politics whatsoever but to have the culture Secretary, or Sport minister or whatever she is, taking an interest in Darlo Fc can only be of benefit with no negatives surely.
At a time going forward when we may need help with any sort of new ground opportunity then this can only be of benefit. Well done DJ.
I have no interest in politics whatsoever but to have the culture Secretary, or Sport minister or whatever she is, taking an interest in Darlo Fc can only be of benefit with no negatives surely.
At a time going forward when we may need help with any sort of new ground opportunity then this can only be of benefit. Well done DJ.
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Also taken a quick look, looks like the Bounce Back Loan and the Sport Survival Loan has made a huge difference to accounts where repayment terms are very good.JE93 wrote: ↑Fri Jan 28, 2022 9:35 amTo change the subject a little. The club has today released its accounts for FY21 to fans and owners. Fantastic transparency from the club which we've come to expect in recent years.
https://darlingtonfc.co.uk/news/202021- ... al-results
Have only skim read but looks like the club started this season in a good position, which is currently tracking on budget. Music to my ears. Well done all those involved.