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I feel sorry for true Darvel supporters cause what 4 year ago u were promised a dream has that dream happened nope do u know how your club was run nope do u know the financial status of the club nope will you ever nope cause people like Gall don't care Even Mick didn't he must have knew this was going to happen why would he leave mid season did he know the money was gone or did he decide this is a shambles let's get out that's the questions that need to be answered 

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2 hours ago, allyg1977 said:

I feel sorry for true Darvel supporters cause what 4 year ago u were promised a dream has that dream happened nope do u know how your club was run nope do u know the financial status of the club nope will you ever nope cause people like Gall don't care Even Mick didn't he must have knew this was going to happen why would he leave mid season did he know the money was gone or did he decide this is a shambles let's get out that's the questions that need to be answered 

There will be no questions answered as it’s a closed shop and if you ask any questions on social media there’s a fair chance you will get blocked, as I know too well.

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2 hours ago, allyg1977 said:

I feel sorry for true Darvel supporters cause what 4 year ago u were promised a dream has that dream happened nope do u know how your club was run nope do u know the financial status of the club nope will you ever nope cause people like Gall don't care Even Mick didn't he must have knew this was going to happen why would he leave mid season did he know the money was gone or did he decide this is a shambles let's get out that's the questions that need to be answered 

I reckon all the cringey speeches on the telly were his way of getting his name out there for prospective employers to see. He managed to get himself a mad level of exposure over that cup run by hook or by crook. 

It worked a treat from his perspective but from near enough the moment they beat Aberdeen he gave the impression of a man biding his time until the offers rolled in and Darvel collapsed. 

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3 hours ago, Shanner said:

I reckon all the cringey speeches on the telly were his way of getting his name out there for prospective employers to see. He managed to get himself a mad level of exposure over that cup run by hook or by crook. 

It worked a treat from his perspective but from near enough the moment they beat Aberdeen he gave the impression of a man biding his time until the offers rolled in and Darvel collapsed. 

He was trying to get out well before the Aberdeen game. Was trying to manage Pollok after Murdie left around this time last year. 

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Now is the time for the club chairman to stick or twist.  
 

Running a significant deficit each week, the club is not sustainable.  Crisis talks have taken place with some of the bigger earners and they have been told to take pay cut.  
 

Do Darvel get to the end of the season? 

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They will definitely get to the end of the season. I have no doubt about that.

I did hear a rumour towards the end of last season that Gall got an ultimatum from auditors who visited Pie HQ.

Along the lines of run your business properly and stop throwing money at your hobby or you won’t have a business…

 

 

15 minutes ago, fieldsofdreams said:

Now is the time for the club chairman to stick or twist.  
 

Running a significant deficit each week, the club is not sustainable.  Crisis talks have taken place with some of the bigger earners and they have been told to take pay cut.  
 

Do Darvel get to the end of the season? 

 

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15 hours ago, Peter Culter said:

They will definitely get to the end of the season. I have no doubt about that.

I did hear a rumour towards the end of last season that Gall got an ultimatum from auditors who visited Pie HQ.

Along the lines of run your business properly and stop throwing money at your hobby or you won’t have a business…

 

 

 

It’s easy to slate Gall and Kennedy but they did bring Darvel out of total obscurity into the headlines.The club had no history or heritage as a significant club in junior/non league football and it was always going to be a short term burst whatever way it played out-we have all seen that with various clubs over the years where a sugar daddy has arrived.

The ground has certainly been upgraded massively and if that is the only legacy then it’s decent.

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40 minutes ago, Lokloyal said:

It’s easy to slate Gall and Kennedy but they did bring Darvel out of total obscurity into the headlines.The club had no history or heritage as a significant club in junior/non league football and it was always going to be a short term burst whatever way it played out-we have all seen that with various clubs over the years where a sugar daddy has arrived.

The ground has certainly been upgraded massively and if that is the only legacy then it’s decent.

Darvel, we're shite but you can chage your phone.

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2 hours ago, Moomintroll said:

Aside from the unfortunate spelling mistake, Darvel were making a big deal of their USB charging points in the home dressing room when Nandos rip off boy turned up.

Ah-ok.It is just a case when the money is pulled and they will disappear from view again.But as I said the facilities will have improved.

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5 hours ago, Lokloyal said:

It’s easy to slate Gall and Kennedy but they did bring Darvel out of total obscurity into the headlines.The club had no history or heritage as a significant club in junior/non league football and it was always going to be a short term burst whatever way it played out-we have all seen that with various clubs over the years where a sugar daddy has arrived.

The ground has certainly been upgraded massively and if that is the only legacy then it’s decent.

Agree with the legacy point, they’ve been the panto villains and still are too a much lesser extent, the pieman seems too have quietened down and Tony Mc just doesn’t have the the same character that Mick had.

 

if the ground stays as football club for the community and proper committee types take it on then wish them well, however would be concerned the land gets sold for housing or a new aldi or lidl 

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6 minutes ago, ibenji said:

Agree with the legacy point, they’ve been the panto villains and still are too a much lesser extent, the pieman seems too have quietened down and Tony Mc just doesn’t have the the same character that Mick had.

 

if the ground stays as football club for the community and proper committee types take it on then wish them well, however would be concerned the land gets sold for housing or a new aldi or lidl 

I believe the ground is still council owned and had a 100 year lease attached to it for a nominal fee, at least that was the case 3 years ago.

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18 minutes ago, Ceejayar said:

I believe the ground is still council owned and had a 100 year lease attached to it for a nominal fee, at least that was the case 3 years ago.

Interesting-so all of the upgrades were added to a ground the club didn’t own ?

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