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It's for the lefties to indulge themselves....Where they agree that what everyone puts on there is correct [emoji1787] A sad reflection of the nature of discourse today. Many cannot countenance an opinion that differs from theirs and they choose their media accordingly. It could be dismissed as pue...

I don't use social media but I'm surprised the club doesn't post on BlueSky which was considered to be a Twitter/X alternative. Apparently they have an account but haven't used it in four months. I'd assume they'd have the ability to post directly to multiple social media feeds at the same time. Pe...

Yes its a dreadful place, full of neo-nazi's and conspiracy theorists and read by Reform voting Daily Mail readers thinking nasty thoughts whilst being polite to everybody. :oops: I just keep an account open because I find it the fastest way to get Shots match updates when I'm not at the game and u...

Mr deen, I appreciate sportsman do get tired but it’s become a weird obsession, I simply can’t accept playing 2 football matches in a week is too much You can't accept it but the sports scientist (and I think we have one) will have evidence on which to base their decisions. They can see how fast an...

It’s good to know the Aldershot magic is recognised ouside the fanbase. It gives a degree of hope on several fronts.

Strangley enough, I found an old press cutting covering the demise of the old club, and the article featured an offer from Reading to bus Shots fans free of charge ti Elm Park. What a nice gesture it would be to reciprocate. I’m with you. Put (ancient) rivalries aside and if we have capacity/budget...

Strangley enough, I found an old press cutting covering the demise of the old club, and the article featured an offer from Reading to bus Shots fans free of charge ti Elm Park.

What a nice gesture it would be to reciprocate.

Worthing for me as they seem to be setting the gold standard for running a small club and it might serve as an example to others

Chalkie wrote: ↑Tue Mar 25, 2025 6:28 pm Reading reveal they lost £21m in relegation season

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ah, good one. ok so that's perfect isn't it? gyms are booming and an association with a National League football club could only help. There are so many sub-projects that could be accommodated should a significant development take place. As well as Gyms, for example, multi-use rooms that could be j...

As an example of what can be achieved Bromley FC have invested heavily in their ground in recent years, and can now boast impressive leisure facilities for hire bringing in additional income. https://www.bromleyfc.co.uk/facility-hire/ ah, good one. ok so that's perfect isn't it? gyms are booming an...

Absolutely 💯 % There are a number of ideas to create revenue streams that come to mind. The fact that none have been announced, let alone progressed, in the 6 years that the 'imminent' start of the development informs me that the thinking within the club is very much bounded by narrow objectives. I...

Let's stop talking about the new ground and the signing of the lease for now, most of us on here think it is still some way off ever happening but if Shahid gets it over the line he'll go down in history forever. :D ... as the person who surrendered a load of land without providing the club with ne...

Home of Huntley and Palmer biscuit factory back in the day. The Biscuits was their nickname long before Royals,bit like the Glaziers was Crystal Palace's nickname before the Eagles etc. Any others,anyone can think of,weren't Brighton something before the Seagulls. At least we've always been The Sho...

It’s been announced today that West Ham are getting 6,500 square metres of Solar panels on the roof of the London stadium. The work should be completed by next summer and the £4.35 million project is getting support from the Mayor of London’s Green energy fund. The solar power generated will provid...