No£15 for an adult ticket, anyone going?
Any advantage of switching the shares out and then back again?V odd. This DA Capital firm don’t seem to particularly exist - there’s a website but the Company is dormant and has been since inception. Robert Tidmarsh, rather impressively, managed to go from a customer service representative at Thomas Cook to brokering million-pound football investment deals. Can’t be arsed to look into the other one.
Something clearly dodgy happening.
Any advantage of switching the shares out and then back again?
you either go big or go home - if you have enough to make them a league club in say 5 years, then maybe, but small change will always get eaten up = It is a bit like the argument for a championship owner is only worth it if they get promotedUnless you have money to throw away I can’t see why you would bother buying a club at this level it must be far more hassle than it’s worth.
Ground sharing with barwell.
Are their stadium owners wanting to sell it for development or something?
Shame, but how many times has this happened to themThey have now announced that they have withdrew from the Southern League and will be entering liquidation
Shame, but how many times has this happened to them
For it's size, Nuneaton have been rubbish for about 20 years.
Mansfield, Carlisle, Shrewsbury, Tamworth are all examples towns with a lower population than Nuneaton that have much better football clubs.
I imagine a new club will be born in the coming days/weeks. (again)
Playing where though? They’ve been told no entity of NBFC will be allowed back at Liberty Way according to their statementFor it's size, Nuneaton have been rubbish for about 20 years.
Mansfield, Carlisle, Shrewsbury, Tamworth are all examples towns with a lower population than Nuneaton that have much better football clubs.
I imagine a new club will be born in the coming days/weeks. (again)
Probably want to sell the land for housingWhy won't the land lords let them play there?
They lost all players?For it's size, Nuneaton have been rubbish for about 20 years.
Mansfield, Carlisle, Shrewsbury, Tamworth are all examples towns with a lower population than Nuneaton that have much better football clubs.
I imagine a new club will be born in the coming days/weeks. (again)
Playing where though? They’ve been told no entity of NBFC will be allowed back at Liberty Way according to their statement
I liked Manor Park, solid non-league groundWhen they moved to Barwell I thought they might have gone to the Pingles (if that’s to standard). I can’t see they starting again this time previous times they had a ground.
It’s a big town full of people who follow other teams as they have moved to the area. Loads of our fans here and lots to Villa fans, I thought they never tried to attract fans of other clubs enough with things like different kick off times
88,000 people - For context the biggest place never to have had a league side is Wakefield with a population of 109,000Plenty of people in Nuneaton are Nuneaton born and bread. But yes, the club have never attracted locals enough.
I'm sure a Phoenix club will arise88,000 people - For context the biggest place never to have had a league side is Wakefield with a population of 109,000
It’s going to be a big old place to not have a football team
I just don’t see how - starting a Phoenix club outside of the town just won’t workI'm sure a Phoenix club will arise
Its hardly a top notch non league ground, it'll be a housing estate next year.I just don’t see how - starting a Phoenix club outside of the town just won’t work
What a white elephant Liberty Way will be now
Liberty Way.Where do the rugby team play nowadays?
Crisp response.Guess they will need to start at somewhere like the pringles?
Guess they will need to start at somewhere like the pringles?
No, and they've won their last seven games and sit second in their league.Maybe they can come to a deal with Old Ed's rugby club. Speaking of which, are Nuneaton RFC out of business now as well?
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