Sponsored by - S Rodgers, J Goodwin, B Millburn, PC Lettings, NSC, S Leonard, Give ‘em Beans, NSC & Surrey Barrovian
-
whitty1969
- Platinum Member
- Posts: 2937
- Joined: Sun Apr 21, 2013 9:47 pm
- Contact:
Re: Ground maintenance area
New spur unit fitted in Directors room so Heater now works in there.
- the dumbwitness
- Veteran Member
- Posts: 636
- Joined: Sat May 31, 2008 10:56 pm
- Contact:
Re: Ground maintenance area
spurs you say? For cowboys? In the directors room? I will say no more...whitty1969 wrote:New spur unit fitted in Directors room so Heater now works in there.
-
Holkerbird
- BarrowAFC Veteran
- Posts: 6547
- Joined: Sun Sep 07, 2008 1:27 pm
- Contact:
Re: Ground maintenance area
Listen here spirit -in -the -sky, you commenting on my talking abilities is like the pot calling the kettle black. Any talking I do is productive. I am a trouble shooter and problem solver. I identify where the problems are and what is causing them and your job is to fix them. You were the one I found talking here there and everywhere.
Whitty the away changing room light is the one I wanted sorting as the shade is almost dark brown now. No rush though---tomorrow will be fine.
Home changing room looks a lot brighter, thank you.
Thanks to Fraser and friend for sorting out the light in the cleaning cupboard, I can now see when I go in there.
The covers on the holes in the cladding are a superb job and hopefully it will sort out the flooding in the home changing room, which occurred again this week.
Wintergreen, the job you carried out on the leak at the side of the building has worked so a big thank you to you as that had been going on for a good few years apparently.
Whitty the away changing room light is the one I wanted sorting as the shade is almost dark brown now. No rush though---tomorrow will be fine.
Thanks to Fraser and friend for sorting out the light in the cleaning cupboard, I can now see when I go in there.
The covers on the holes in the cladding are a superb job and hopefully it will sort out the flooding in the home changing room, which occurred again this week.
Wintergreen, the job you carried out on the leak at the side of the building has worked so a big thank you to you as that had been going on for a good few years apparently.
- Wintergreen
- BarrowAFC Veteran
- Posts: 7481
- Joined: Fri May 30, 2008 12:38 pm
- Location: The Blue Planet
- Contact:
Re: Ground maintenance area
Spirit in the sky? has he made a start on the floodlights? Good man, just needs a hacksaw, some cable ties and a Chinook looking at it from the deck. When I was on the tools I thought nothing of scaling (Cont Pg 94).
We will foller the soccer, over land and sea...
Re: Ground maintenance area
I'll see what I can doWintergreen wrote: and a Chinook looking at it from the deck.
@funkwerkz
- spirit of 1990
- BarrowAFC Veteran
- Posts: 9884
- Joined: Sat Feb 13, 2010 10:50 am
- Contact:
Re: Ground maintenance area
Two tyres for the trailers been priced up & will be bought this week, too much messing around hoping we could pick up some for nowt so from Friday we'll be "roadworthy & legal"
We'll be at the ground for a few hours on Friday afternoon if anyone who can't make Sundays fancies putting in a shift. Same jobs as Sunday mornings just a different time which might hopefully suit a few of you better.
One job we could really do with someone taking on is a bit of painting in the home changing room, it's only the upper half of four blank wall's so nothing special as in painting standards required.
A plumber or someone with basic knowledge of plumbing would also be handy.
Plenty of other easy jobs for people to tick off our list which will then free up some of the regulars to get on with the bigger jobs that are more time consuming.
12:30 pm for two or three hours.
We'll be at the ground for a few hours on Friday afternoon if anyone who can't make Sundays fancies putting in a shift. Same jobs as Sunday mornings just a different time which might hopefully suit a few of you better.
One job we could really do with someone taking on is a bit of painting in the home changing room, it's only the upper half of four blank wall's so nothing special as in painting standards required.
A plumber or someone with basic knowledge of plumbing would also be handy.
Plenty of other easy jobs for people to tick off our list which will then free up some of the regulars to get on with the bigger jobs that are more time consuming.
12:30 pm for two or three hours.
We didn't underestimate them, we just didn't think they were that good.
- spirit of 1990
- BarrowAFC Veteran
- Posts: 9884
- Joined: Sat Feb 13, 2010 10:50 am
- Contact:
Re: Ground maintenance area
Exile has asked me to post this -
To mark the first anniversary of the GMA & as a thank you to everyone who has given their time to making a difference at Holker St (& their wives/husbands/partners for letting them spend time at the ground) Anyone who has given up their time are invited to a "thank you" meal at the Duke of Ed on the 9th November. The meal will be upstairs & will have the private bar.
The invite will also extend to some of our main sponsors who have provided equipment, materials & technical support, whithout whom we could not have achieved anywhere near what has been started & completed in & around the ground over the last twelve months.
This will be entirely funded by Exile.
A very nice gesture by him to the volunteers, & as he said to me - the offer is open to anyone who has helped out with the work over the last year irrespective of how many visits you have made.
I don't want to clog up the GMA thread with all the in's & out's of the night so if you are interested in coming along please PM, e-mail, phone or just grab hold of me at the ground, & remember the offer is also open to your partners.
To mark the first anniversary of the GMA & as a thank you to everyone who has given their time to making a difference at Holker St (& their wives/husbands/partners for letting them spend time at the ground) Anyone who has given up their time are invited to a "thank you" meal at the Duke of Ed on the 9th November. The meal will be upstairs & will have the private bar.
The invite will also extend to some of our main sponsors who have provided equipment, materials & technical support, whithout whom we could not have achieved anywhere near what has been started & completed in & around the ground over the last twelve months.
This will be entirely funded by Exile.
A very nice gesture by him to the volunteers, & as he said to me - the offer is open to anyone who has helped out with the work over the last year irrespective of how many visits you have made.
I don't want to clog up the GMA thread with all the in's & out's of the night so if you are interested in coming along please PM, e-mail, phone or just grab hold of me at the ground, & remember the offer is also open to your partners.
Last edited by spirit of 1990 on Fri Oct 11, 2013 4:35 pm, edited 2 times in total.
We didn't underestimate them, we just didn't think they were that good.
-
Holkerbird
- BarrowAFC Veteran
- Posts: 6547
- Joined: Sun Sep 07, 2008 1:27 pm
- Contact:
Re: Ground maintenance area
A very nice gesture by Exile. We also have the services of a window cleaner who has offered to clean the windows free of charge.
Every offer of help is welcome so many thanks.
The floodlight at the HSE was also undergoing repairs today.
Every offer of help is welcome so many thanks.
The floodlight at the HSE was also undergoing repairs today.
- barrowfan_chris
- Platinum Member
- Posts: 3508
- Joined: Wed May 28, 2008 5:44 pm
- Location: The Former Republic of Barrovia.
- Contact:
Re: Ground maintenance area
That is very generous of exile.
-
mickmike wilson
- BarrowAFC Veteran
- Posts: 5435
- Joined: Thu May 29, 2008 2:56 pm
- Location: The live music capital of the world, AUSTIN, TEXAS
- Contact:
Re: Ground maintenance area
Exile, fantasic Squire :flag:barrowfan_chris wrote:That is very generous of exile.
-
whitty1969
- Platinum Member
- Posts: 2937
- Joined: Sun Apr 21, 2013 9:47 pm
- Contact:
Re: Ground maintenance area
Exile, Excellent gesture, After everything you have already done as well. Top man
- spirit of 1990
- BarrowAFC Veteran
- Posts: 9884
- Joined: Sat Feb 13, 2010 10:50 am
- Contact:
Re: Ground maintenance area
New tyre's purchased yesterday for the trailer, I think the wheels will do both trailers so if we needed the bigger one it's just a five minute job swapping them around.
JCubb, if you pm me your address I'll drop them off so you can get the trailer you've done up back to the ground.
JCubb, if you pm me your address I'll drop them off so you can get the trailer you've done up back to the ground.
We didn't underestimate them, we just didn't think they were that good.
Re: Ground maintenance area
Sent you PM Ian.
-
biggest fans
- Member
- Posts: 60
- Joined: Tue Aug 26, 2008 8:28 pm
Re: Ground maintenance area
I turned up today! Where was everybody!!I could not get in the ground but spent a great 2 1/2 hours until asda opening clearing rubbish/crap from outside the ground ie opposite the main stand & the car park behind the popular side-3 wheeley bins full-just a note for anyone interested,I spoke to someone from Reeze Tooze car place who said some down & out was sleeping rough In the football ground-sounded like the press box-perhaps we need to get some better locks on the doors!!
Who is online
Users browsing this forum: Big_Bluebird, jeff1966, Jonty, xerxes and 42 guests