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psgmariner
May 22, 2012, 10:05am

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The board have resigned (except the shady owner Amar Alkahdi) and most non football staff made redundant.

Can't see them being a threat next season. So that's one less team to worry about.




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Phew....


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so which clubs are likely to go into admin (other than us) this season?
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Phew....


You will sleep soundly tonight no doubt!

Looks like they have decided to go part time as well.





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so which clubs are likely to go into admin (other than us) this season?


Wrexham are in a bit of bother apparently.




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   Well I hope that Macclesfield will survive was born in Macclesfield general hospital just after the war now that gives you nearly my age.

The reason I was born there was because Manchester Hospitals were still full up with patients from the Germans who had battered Manchester throughout the war.

Hope they get out of the mess before the season starts, really looking forward to seeing Macclesfield playing at Blundel Park
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May 22, 2012, 1:32pm
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Just after the war....sooooo if I were to be conservative and say, 5 years after the war, so you were born in 1923? Bliney, you don't look too bad for 89 😜


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Just after the war....sooooo if I were to be conservative and say, 5 years after the war, so you were born in 1923? Bliney, you don't look too bad for 89 😜


I thought he meant the Boer War or the Sudan.

They don't like the cold steel you know, the fuzzy wuzzies ...... they don't like it up 'em.


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   Well I hope that Macclesfield will survive was born in Macclesfield general hospital just after the war now that gives you nearly my age.

The reason I was born there was because Manchester Hospitals were still full up with patients from the Germans who had battered Manchester throughout the war.

Hope they get out of the mess before the season starts, really looking forward to seeing Macclesfield playing at Blundel Park
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Raids on Manchester

Davie, see below. The Germans stopped their bombing of Manchester in 1941, albeit they came back for a last go at Oldham in 1944! You're not telling me that all those patients were in hospital for 5 years, and that's why you were born in Macclesfield? The more likely explanation is that the Salford General Hospital was bombed in 1941, and that's why you were born outwith the city boundaries?

Air raids began in August 1940, and in September 1940 the Palace Theatre on Oxford Street was bombed. The heaviest raids occurred on the nights of 22/23 and 23/24 December 1940, killing an estimated 684 people and injuring 2,364.[1] Manchester Cathedral, the Royal Exchange and the Free Trade Hall were among the large buildings damaged. On the night of 22/23 December, 270 aircraft dropped 272 tons of high explosive and 1,032 incendiary bombs; on the second night, 171 aircraft dropped another 195 tons of high explosive and 893 incendiaries.[1] After the bombings, Nazi propaganda declared that the entire city had been burned to the ground.
[edit]Salford and Stretford

Neighbouring Salford and Stretford were also badly damaged by the bombing. It is estimated that over 215 people were killed and 910 injured in Salford, and over 8,000 homes were damaged or destroyed.[1] Seventy-three were killed in Stretford, and many more were injured.[2] The following month Old Trafford was hit during an air raid that lasted 3 hours. In June 1941 German bombs damaged the original Salford Royal Hospital on Chapel Street (A6), killing 14 nurses.


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May 22, 2012, 4:07pm
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Good news for Lincoln then thats one relegation place taken.
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