Ah, that's not quite true. After we left Craven Cottage, for the first season at Crystal Palace he, like the rest of us, was just a spectator. For the first season at Chiswick, up until the hiatus in March he helped by marking out the pitch etc. After that , certainly up to the end of the first season back at Crystal Palace he just reverted to spectating again.

Obviously I meant were not we’re

Everything to do with management, they are the ones that set up the contracts for facilities and manage the day to day business interface. Steve was an end user, and as a consequence of either mis- management, lack of action by mgt and/or lack of business communication he left.

Root cause was lack of mgt action in one form or another (given the information you have provided). Steve is the doer not the decision maker. He raises issues, mgt action them if appropriate Do you see the difference? Maybe I shouldn't have asked that question given your reasoning and lack of understanding of business responsibility.....and you default setting of defending the business.

Ps you said 2 fold and only gave one reason whats the other

pps you do know you can edit a post after posting you don't have to post again to explain your initial mistake.

He had just decided he done his time! Second reason.
Can’t really see where I am defending the business, I said it was nothing to do with management of the team, Or any in fighting or general disquiet. And I didn’t defend anyone merely stated his reasoning.

And yes I know about the edit option, didn’t realise no of posts were restricted

On the facilities at Trailfinders, apparently the RFU have no issue with players and match officials using the same toilets as fans! Hence no great push to provide more toilets, they have built more for away players by the way. And that was the RFU inspection when it became a possibility Ealing could have been promoted.