I'm not sure some people realise how serious the club's situation is/has been. I'm confident there will be a reasonable team to support next season and that the club will be stronger in the long-term for all the off-field developments taking place. If it leads to a more business-like way of running the club then the recent upheavals will have been worth it.

Agreed.

Lets all step back in time a couple of decades , We had no internet and between the seasons end and the re start , the only info given out by any club was via the local papers and possibly local radio

Lets all calm down , we will have a club to support , we will have a team to support , all take a break from getting increasingly agitated about no news coming out , It will arrive just like a No 32 bus , with loads more straight behind it

BAd choice of Bus Starbug thats the W*gan to Manc Service!

Whats the old saying No news is........? SH*TE i say.

Very sensible original post from Brian Wood. The club was always going to be for a very difficult time once the support from Arthur Thomas was no longer. A big 'well done' is due to all who have worked to keep the club going. We may be losing a few players at the moment but once a new coach is appointed then next seasons squad will begin to take shape.

I can’t believe anyone is shocked at the fact us the fans are kept in the dark, players are leaving and we have no coach, we require professional people all the way through the club who have been there and done it. Round pegs for round holes and all that.

Ring up and offer your services , you after all are THE EXPERT

very good, your funny

Players and coach are leaving - they always have done, they always will do, so this time is probably no different. Funnily enough we now have a great many professional people involved in helping the staff to run the club. As for the past, not even Arthur's generosity would have funded the number of 'professional' staff that were really needed.

one at the top would be a good start

Top of what ? , playing staff ? , coaching staff ? , CEO ?

Maybe you could suggest somebody ?

Depends how you define 'the top'.

If it's the chairman you are referring to, the simple, brutal truth is, that without Keith Freer's considerable input, during this crisis, we wouldn't be having this dialogue now - the club would be dead.

If it's the CEO you are getting at, he has been instrumental in getting a team together, off the pitch (and on it, too) to ensure this club has the chance of a future.

Both unpaid I might add too.

really happy for you, everthing seems to be ok now

No it most certainly isn't , the real work hasn't even started yet , but it would seem your not as expert as you thought you were