@JSWC1995 @KeatonFisher19 Not as much as Danny Dyer has rattled you by your replies hahahaha
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Dan
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Be Sharp, Say Nowt. Chester FC 🦭
Liverpool, England Katılım Mart 2014
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Plenty of clubs for you to choose then fella
Zig Buu@ItsBigZuu
What about if you’re a refugee and you didn’t grow up with your dad? This idea that you should support ya local doesn’t work if you come from an unstable home, move around a lot, and your family can’t afford to take you to a football game. The game is bigger than this sorry Dan
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@charlielfc_17 100 years ago it was legal to beat kids in school so I’m not sure what your point is?
49 years again when we won our first European cup we had out of town support. Not really sure what the relevance of 100 years ago really is?
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I don’t have a problem with people not supporting their local but people should imo. 100 years ago, supporting a team across the country would have been absurd because it was (and still is) a vessel of identity and community
HLTCO@HLTCO
Love this from Danny Dyer on @PeterCrouchPod. 👏
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@shakerplj @gazworrallradio @BlaconSeals Problem is you reach a ceiling because of clubs like Radcliffe and get stuck in the NL/NLN and people become disillusioned with fan ownership
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@gazworrallradio @BlaconSeals Us Shakers are now living our best life, totally fan owned, profitable, no debt and successful on the pitch.
Whats not to like....
UTS, never again.
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And people moan how our club is ran.
Zero debt.
Sustainable.
Ours.
Those losses will only lead one way, as we know all too well.
Kieran Maguire@KieranMaguire
Radcliffe FC, in the sixth tier of English football in National League North, lost £807k last year, that’s £15,500 a week. It was £674k the previous season. Club is trading due to increased borrowings as long term debt exceeds £2.1m
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Chester FC@ChesterFC
🔵 Chester FC made a profit of £53k for the 2024/25 season, it was announced at the Annual General Meeting of City Fans United (CFU) on Thursday evening. CFU members received a detailed report on the club's finances for the year ending 31 May 2025, during which Treasurer Neil Berry outlined the major achievements across the season, including: - Turnover was £1,629,000 - an increase of £200k on the previous 12 months - Expenditure was £1,585,000 - Pre-tax profit recorded was £52,667 - Matchday revenue up £154k to £811k - includes £274k from season tickets - Commercial income was £258k - £23k above budget - Fundraising income was £182k - includes £104k Boost the Budget and 50% increase in CFU membership fees - Club shop profit was £57k - 9% increase - Transfer income from player sales and loans was £78k - Club reserves have increased to £268k While the club's participation in the National League North play-offs contributed to the increased gate income, it had also resulted in additional match and playing budget costs due to the requirement for extended contracts. During the meeting, CFU board members also provided reports on their respective portfolios before answering questions from the floor and online. The AGM also includes the CFU board elections, however as there was only one candidate and four available places, an affirmative ballot was held instead, with Kieron Shiel, who had completed his three-year term, successfully re-elected. The full AGM minutes, financial statements and reports will be published on cityfansunited.com shortly.
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@Newsobsrvtn @KieranMaguire What clubs actually make a profit though? Especially at step 2 of non league
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Radcliffe FC, in the sixth tier of English football in National League North, lost £807k last year, that’s £15,500 a week. It was £674k the previous season. Club is trading due to increased borrowings as long term debt exceeds £2.1m
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@ai89743 @ChesterFC @SUFCOfficial Why? They’re a proper club and not our rivals, better than going to some village club like Brackley
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@ChesterFC @SUFCOfficial Hope he does well but could’ve picked someone else other than Scunthorpe 🤷♂️
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🔵 #ChesterFC can confirm that Pat Jones has completed a permanent transfer to @SUFCOfficial for an undisclosed fee.
Thank you for your efforts and best of luck for the future, Pat. 💙
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@ChesterFC @TheSealsPodcast I’m in Barbados so can’t go Saturday but please tell him I love him UTFS
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📻 Episode #57 of @TheSealsPodcast is now live!
🗣️ This edition features Interim First Team Manager Connell Rawlinson, as well as Kevin Roberts, who will retire from football after Saturday’s game against Darlington - Tune in below.
🔗 chesterfc.com/news
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@leeutft76 @gingerrtom @05ryan_ Have a look at his following more like, another right winger who is really just in the closet 🤣🤣🤣
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@gingerrtom @05ryan_ Have a look at his timeline, Golding and Agent Robinson are coming for him saying he’s an agent provocateur 😂 they’re all fucking stupid
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@Frances_Coppola Who is in contempt of court?? Not me, I wasn’t in court.
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@antonymuir @ChesterFC You'd think so wouldn't you! But he's arrogant like the vice chairman Jim Green, his bessy mate. Both egotistical cunts. It's all about them, not the club. Pair of cunts.
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Seriously a manager now out of his depth. If he loved the club as much as people say, he'd walk!!!
@ChesterFC
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@ChesterFC Don’t get the comment on realism about transfers, we didn’t score because one striker was on the bench for an hour and the other was transfer listed and shipped off to Marine 🤷🏻♂️
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it’s an hour drive lads, let’s not take the piss
Football Away Days@AwayDays_
3,500 Carlisle United fans at Gateshead today, with a total attendance of 4,492. That's some effort for a Boxing Day National League game 👏🏼👏🏼
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@mucky1986 @lampard_callum Not a goalscorer but his all round play is good for this league
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@lampard_callum What's he like? Heard mixed comments about him like.
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Good luck Zan gutted it didn’t work out, some player 💙
Marine Football Club@MarineAFC
✍️ We’re delighted to announce the signing of Congolese forward Offrande Zanzala from Chester. The striker began his career at Derby County and has played for a host of EFL clubs including Accrington Stanley, Crewe Alexandra, and Barrow. The 29-year-old has over 200 senior appearances under his belt, mostly across Leagues One and Two, and played with manager Bobby Grant along the way. On signing Offrande, Bobby said: “Zanzala is a player I have played with and know personally, he brings experience and is a top forward so we are delighted to bring him into the football club and more importantly he can’t wait to join Marine.” Offrande said: “I am delighted to have signed for Marine Football Club, I can’t wait to play for the club, score goals and play in front of the fans, and hopefully help the team get promoted. “Speaking to the gaffer, it was an easy conversation to come to sign as I have played with him at previous clubs, and sharing the dressing room with him then has helped massively with coming to play under a manager that I am comfortable with and have that relationship already, where on the pitch he knows what I am like and how I play to help the team, but most importantly get the best out of me. “Off the pitch, it’s vital as he needs to know that who he is bringing will be good for the changing room so that was all positive. “Adding to that, the players I have played with also in Declan Drysdale and Charlie Jolley, also Ash Hunter that I know which made the move a lot more easier to play for this club which has big ambitions and goals, which I want to be apart of and making history. “I want to get promoted and score many goals, making a mark and showcasing my talent and my attributes as a player for the world to see. See you all on Boxing Day.” #WeAreMarine
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