Feel a bit sick

Quoted from petethemariner

God only knows what will happen at FGR on the last day of the season, whether we are already down or not,  I pray that the little town of Nailsworth isn't going to see Burton mark 2, emotions are going to be extremely high.

Considering the crap we have had to watch and the dreadful state of the club under Fenty's leadership, it wouldn't surprise me if there weren't hundreds begging for 3 year banning orders.

Aye, and they're overzealous stewards could be the ones that finally pull the trigger.

Hopefully if we are going down it will all be decided before we go to Forest Green. Having a last day decider would be a disaster and anyway if anything is going to kick off better it happens at BP, if the place gets totally demolished the damage would be less than £300.
Seriously, if you must do it at home not at some other poor buggers stadium - its not their fault.

I've been feeling sick in the belly for a while probably since Yeovil away.that's when I realised we were in the deep poo then Slade was walking  around like whats all the fuss it's all under control and Fenty still giving it the confidence in the manager waffle.



I will be there Friday supporting from a far supporting Town Like I have done for 38 years All I ask Mr Jolley is for y to ask your players to stand up and be counted No half measures GET ON WITH IT LIKE Chesterfield have. Are we a dead team walking?

A lot has been said about our demise   6 years to get out of the non league less than 10 months to go back Mr Fenty /Slade what a mess

Quoted from Eastendmariner

I've been feeling sick in the belly for a while probably since Yeovil away.that's when I realised we were in the deep poo then Slade was walking  around like whats all the fuss it's all under control and Fenty still giving it the confidence in the manager waffle.



I will be there Friday supporting from a far supporting Town Like I have done for 38 years All I ask Mr Jolley is for y to ask your players to stand up and be counted No half measures GET ON WITH IT LIKE Chesterfield have. Are we a dead team walking?

A lot has been said about our demise   6 years to get out of the non league less than 10 months to go back Mr Fenty /Slade what a mess

But that's half the problem ,theyre trying and doing their best, but their best isn't good enough.in fact I wonder if this lots best is even good enough for the conference.prime example ,even Pearson could pass the ball better than mills. And yes they are dead men walking coz mentally they are completerly nutterly shot

Quoted from forza ivano

.why do I have to support such a Shiite club?

You don't support a shiite club Forza.  You support a fantastic club with a SHIITE owner/non-chairman, who surrounded himself with a SHIITE bunch of yes men.  

I'm just numb..

Tired of this club being run by a fish processing business owner thinking he's the messiah and believes he can run a football club. The evidence is there for all to see that he's failing miserably. Having an accountant on the board who balances the books is a tiny proportion of what is needed to run a successful football club. In other areas it's been amateur hour for fifteen years.The (incomplete but extremely long) charge sheet on another thread is damning. And that list only represents a percentage of what's out there in the public domain. God knows what goes on behind closed doors. I dread to think what else there is that we don't know about..

I joined this forum to push for change at the very top of the club because it's been needed for years. If we stay up or more likely go down and nothing radical happens, I feel like I'm done with complaining. Although I love GTFC, I don't recognise the club I fell in love with as it stands today.

I know I'll probably never give up fighting, but apathy seems like a much less stressful route next season.. sadly..

Quoted from Bigdog

I'm just numb..

Tired of this club being run by a fish processing business owner thinking he's the messiah and believes he can run a football club. The evidence is there for all to see that he's failing miserably. Having an accountant on the board who balances the books is a tiny proportion of what is needed to run a successful football club. In other areas it's been amateur hour for fifteen years.The (incomplete but extremely long) charge sheet on another thread is damning. And that list only represents a percentage of what's out there in the public domain. God knows what goes on behind closed doors. I dread to think what else there is that we don't know about..

I joined this forum to push for change at the very top of the club because it's been needed for years. If we stay up or more likely go down and nothing radical happens, I feel like I'm done with complaining. Although I love GTFC, I don't recognise the club I fell in love with as it stands today.

I know I'll probably never give up fighting, but apathy seems like a much less stressful route next season.. sadly..

Yes despite my constant carping about Fenty ( I think I had my first rant on here after a 2-2 draw with Accrington when Conlon scored a late equaliser if my memory is right) I more or less feel numb now. All that complaining obviously hasn't achieved anything as it was just a way of getting it off my chest, but for him to allow it to happen all over again is unforgivable.Mind numbing as you say.

The only hope we have now is that there is a consortium out there monitoring the situation and are ready to take the reins if he feels it is time to go. If we go down and nothing happens re a takeover then God knows where we will end up.

A word about Michael Jolley - he was brave or stupid to apply. I hope he conjures up a miracle 'cos if we go down it will be a nightmare for him. In hindsight the board should have given the job on a temporary basis to a grizzled seasoned manager (Brown?) with the sole remit to keep us up with a big fat fee at the end of it. Apologies to other posters who suggested this type of approach as I wanted a permanent manager at the time of Jolleys appointment but in any event there is no way Fenty would have sanctioned a pay off to someone to keep us up.

Quoted from lew chaterleys lover

Yes despite my constant carping about Fenty ( I think I had my first rant on here after a 2-2 draw with Accrington when Conlon scored a late equaliser if my memory is right) I more or less feel numb now. All that complaining obviously hasn't achieved anything as it was just a way of getting it off my chest, but for him to allow it to happen all over again is unforgivable.Mind numbing as you say.

The only hope we have now is that there is a consortium out there monitoring the situation and are ready to take the reins if he feels it is time to go. If we go down and nothing happens re a takeover then God knows where we will end up.

A word about Michael Jolley - he was brave or stupid to apply. I hope he conjures up a miracle 'cos if we go down it will be a nightmare for him. In hindsight the board should have given the job on a temporary basis to a grizzled seasoned manager (Brown?) with the sole remit to keep us up with a big fat fee at the end of it. Apologies to other posters who suggested this type of approach as I wanted a permanent manager at the time of Jolleys appointment but in any event there is no way Fenty would have sanctioned a pay off to someone to keep us up.

Is it correct that in the talks with Brown he was only going to be offered a deal to the end of the season? I have read somewhere that this is also the case with MJ. I sincerely hope not, he is young, hungry, enthusiastic, well qualified and regardless of what league we are in I want to see what he can do when he has his own players around him.

I thought Jolley was on the standard 6 month roller?