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Posted by: OllieGTFC, June 29, 2017, 3:56pm
We have team up with this company for more fitness gear, sladey really getting us into shape long may it continue
Posted by: promotion plaice, June 29, 2017, 4:08pm; Reply: 1
Quoted from OllieGTFC
We have team up with this company for more fitness gear, sladey really getting us into shape long may it continue




https://www.grimsby-townfc.co.uk/news/2017/june/town-join-statsports-family/
Posted by: zorro_is_a_Mariner, June 29, 2017, 4:28pm; Reply: 2
What worries me is we are finally getting all this stuff which in my opinion we should of had a long time ago like other clubs have and when slade finally goes that we resort back to type.

We are lagging behind in so much compared to some league clubs it's about time we started to get such equipment and stuff.
Posted by: LH, June 29, 2017, 6:27pm; Reply: 3
Another step in the right direction. It's vitally important that this sort of infrastructure is a permanent fixture at the club. All in all it might cost the same as the player who gets the winner in the 90th minute in one game but having it all gives us a better chance of getting those wins on a more regular basis.
Posted by: grimsby pete, June 29, 2017, 6:34pm; Reply: 4
Quoted from OllieGTFC
We have team up with this company for more fitness gear, sladey really getting us into shape long may it continue


Slade not getting himself into shape though,

He has got a bigger podge than me,  :P

AND

Before anybody picks me up on this statement, I know he does not need to be fit himself,

Posted by: promotion plaice, June 29, 2017, 7:39pm; Reply: 5
Quoted from grimsby pete


Slade not getting himself into shape though,

He has got a bigger podge than me,  :P

AND

Before anybody picks me up on this statement, I know he does not need to be fit himself,



Slade and Podge in the same post pete....... hmnnnn

Posted by: The Yard Dog, June 29, 2017, 9:08pm; Reply: 6
Quoted from zorro_is_a_Mariner
What worries me is we are finally getting all this stuff which in my opinion we should of had a long time ago like other clubs have and when slade finally goes that we resort back to type.

We are lagging behind in so much compared to some league clubs it's about time we started to get such equipment and stuff.


Perhaps you would like to sponsor all this stuff.
We were in the conference for 6 years, with less funding, most of the budget would have gone on the players to get us out of the conference.
Last season was important to keep our league status, now we can steadily build the backroom support team.

These clubs have been getting in the region of £750K per year just for being in league 2, while we got peanuts while in the conference.


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Posted by: Mariner_09, June 29, 2017, 9:53pm; Reply: 7
I really hope that with the Bogle money and a much better year attendances wise than anticipated. By all accounts our attendances were 1000 higher than budgeted for, so if you say on on average the club takes £14 per person on a match day that's £322k extra plus the £1m + we got from the Bogle sale, that's got to be pushing £1.5m bonus which means we have been able to invest in sport science and hopefully players like Nicky Maynard.

I hope this extra attention to detail finally brings to an end our inability to start seasons and games quickly. It was a problem under Hurst and Bignot, let's change that and hit the ground running in games and seasons. Just need a top quality striker who can be a good partner and bring the best out of Jones, who will be a £1m striker if he can reproduce what he did last season this. Osborne looked to be a cracking player.

I'm hoping we'll have more width, energy, fitness and pace than last year, and let's be honest despite our complete lack of width and pace we still plodded along with no danger of relegation. Having seen the league last season, I think a team who are very solid defensively will go a long way in this league and we had the makings of one last season. We need to endure when we concede a goal, that it remains to 1-0 so we stay in the game as too often it went to 2-0 and 3-0 too quickly last season and we were out of it. That's a mentality thing because we kept a lot of clean sheets.
Posted by: diehardmariner, June 30, 2017, 10:09am; Reply: 8
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Head of Sports Science at Grimsby Town Football Club, Greg Howard is also looking forward to using the technology in the lead up to the 17/18 season. "Our partnership with STATSports is an exciting one that will enable us to collect objective data about the load each individual player experiences on a daily basis, during both training and matches".  


Must have missed that one.

Head of Sports Science, Performance Analyst, link up with the Institute, linking up with this STATSports firm.  All progressive moves, which is very encouraging for the future.  It may be marginal gains we're making but they all add up.  

I know there's still a little bit of frustration around the shape of the squad and key absences but I'm starting to get a very good feeling about this season.
Posted by: cleethorpes_mariner, June 30, 2017, 10:55am; Reply: 9
Quoted from Mariner_09
I really hope that with the Bogle money and a much better year attendances wise than anticipated. By all accounts our attendances were 1000 higher than budgeted for, so if you say on on average the club takes £14 per person on a match day that's £322k extra plus the £1m + we got from the Bogle sale, that's got to be pushing £1.5m bonus which means we have been able to invest in sport science and hopefully players like Nicky Maynard.

I hope this extra attention to detail finally brings to an end our inability to start seasons and games quickly. It was a problem under Hurst and Bignot, let's change that and hit the ground running in games and seasons. Just need a top quality striker who can be a good partner and bring the best out of Jones, who will be a £1m striker if he can reproduce what he did last season this. Osborne looked to be a cracking player.

I'm hoping we'll have more width, energy, fitness and pace than last year, and let's be honest despite our complete lack of width and pace we still plodded along with no danger of relegation. Having seen the league last season, I think a team who are very solid defensively will go a long way in this league and we had the makings of one last season. We need to endure when we concede a goal, that it remains to 1-0 so we stay in the game as too often it went to 2-0 and 3-0 too quickly last season and we were out of it. That's a mentality thing because we kept a lot of clean sheets.


I would suspect that a good part of the Bogle was spent on extra wages  by Bignot when he tried to buy every midfield player he could find in Jan
Posted by: RichMariner, June 30, 2017, 2:11pm; Reply: 10
I also wonder if we spend money before we get it (and let's be honest, this practice is rife in football in particular). How much of that Bogle money will have gone towards paying off old things, rather than used to buy new things?
Posted by: oldun, June 30, 2017, 3:33pm; Reply: 11
Maybe the Bogle money is in instalments too.
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