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by spirit of 1990 » Tue Dec 03, 2013 10:11 am
I know this has been mentioned numerous times before but I thought it was worthwhile bringing up again, especially with Peter still actively involved in this forum & possibly passing on thoughts to the rest of the board.
Before the Telford game I had the pleasure of meeting a few of the NSC members at their AGM, before that started we'd offered to show them the home changing room after it's makeover as they had contributed so much money for it.
When we went into the dressing room (12:30 ish) there were already quite a few players sat in there talking amongst themselves. Upstairs there were quite a lot of younger supporters watching the Liverpool/Everton game. Why can the club not ask these players (or even make it a club rule) that they have a wander around & meet supporters in the X Bar before the game if all they are doing is sat in the changing room?
One young lad shot over to have a chat with Sean Riley with a grin from ear to ear so imagine how they'd have been meeting a few of the players! these are young people the club should be looking at keeping interested.
If the players are already there at that time but only sat downstairs, what'd be the harm?
Is that something that would be worth bringing up with the new manager Peter?
We didn't underestimate them, we just didn't think they were that good.