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The B-Ark / Re: Prediction League - Workington vs Boston United
« on: August 08, 2011, 05:52:05 PM »
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The B-Ark / Re: tonight's game
« on: August 02, 2011, 09:42:36 PM »
Ok pre season and all that but a great result.
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The B-Ark / Re: Pilgrims' Patter Player Sponsorship
« on: August 02, 2011, 08:36:38 PM »
Count me in for a tenner Ken
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The B-Ark / Re: Prediction League - Gainsborough Trinity vs Boston United in the Lincs Shield
« on: August 01, 2011, 06:16:29 PM »
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The B-Ark / Re: Prediction League - Gainsborough Trinity vs Boston United in the Lincs Shield
« on: July 30, 2011, 08:20:03 PM »
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The B-Ark / Re: Prediction league - FAO Ken
« on: July 28, 2011, 12:32:44 PM »
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See you all there.
See you all there.
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The B-Ark / Re: V Wigan
« on: July 23, 2011, 06:54:18 PM »
Must admit I was getting a little worried but after todays game my spirits are really lifted.
Wigan were a good side and the game was competitive. The new lad Milne really grew into his midfield role as the game went on.
Man of the match for me was Chris Hall who won the ball in midfield and distributed it really well.
Most played well and Newsham got 45 minutes setting up the first goal but a little way to go to reach match fitness.
All in all a good workout and the signs of a team gelling together.
Wigan were a good side and the game was competitive. The new lad Milne really grew into his midfield role as the game went on.
Man of the match for me was Chris Hall who won the ball in midfield and distributed it really well.
Most played well and Newsham got 45 minutes setting up the first goal but a little way to go to reach match fitness.
All in all a good workout and the signs of a team gelling together.
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The B-Ark / Re: SUNDAY LUNCHES IN THE PILGRIM LOUNGE
« on: July 23, 2011, 09:28:20 AM »
Unfortunately cannot make Sunday lunch this week but trust me everything about Sunday lunch at the Pilgrims lounge is fantastic.
I took a long time Boston resident and his wife a couple of weeks ago and they loved the food the service and the ambeiance. To Quote my mate " If you hadnt brought us we would never have come, we never realised how lovely it is done out for Sunday lunch".
This is the best value carvery in Lincolnshire and it also helps the club so please give it a try you will not be disappointed.
I took a long time Boston resident and his wife a couple of weeks ago and they loved the food the service and the ambeiance. To Quote my mate " If you hadnt brought us we would never have come, we never realised how lovely it is done out for Sunday lunch".
This is the best value carvery in Lincolnshire and it also helps the club so please give it a try you will not be disappointed.
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The B-Ark / Re: Match v Town
« on: July 17, 2011, 10:43:57 AM »
Yes it was pretty dire yesterday and yes we do need two or three better quality signings.
We were discussing the situation in general yesterday and agreed that unless we perform well the two or three hundred supporters we have attracted over the last couple of years could quickly fall by the wayside and that would be a disaster.
I think that the fans need to know how the club is progressing off the field, by that I mean what is the position regarding a new ground?. Obviously we will only attract the grants required for a new ground if the club is seen to be operating in the black and this coming season we are told will be the first we have done so since the dark days hence the reason for the cut in the budget. What I am getting at is that if we were told that a site had been secured and plans were moving forward to have firm dates set for the various phases the fans would accept these budget cuts and would also accept a season where the future of the club would be the most important issue. We would all be patient knowing that in a couple of years we will be in a position to drive for promotion.
In the meantime lets all get behind the lads and the club.I am now off to the Pilgrim Lounge for the best value Sunday lunch in Lincolnshire.
We were discussing the situation in general yesterday and agreed that unless we perform well the two or three hundred supporters we have attracted over the last couple of years could quickly fall by the wayside and that would be a disaster.
I think that the fans need to know how the club is progressing off the field, by that I mean what is the position regarding a new ground?. Obviously we will only attract the grants required for a new ground if the club is seen to be operating in the black and this coming season we are told will be the first we have done so since the dark days hence the reason for the cut in the budget. What I am getting at is that if we were told that a site had been secured and plans were moving forward to have firm dates set for the various phases the fans would accept these budget cuts and would also accept a season where the future of the club would be the most important issue. We would all be patient knowing that in a couple of years we will be in a position to drive for promotion.
In the meantime lets all get behind the lads and the club.I am now off to the Pilgrim Lounge for the best value Sunday lunch in Lincolnshire.
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The B-Ark / Re: Fitness Coach!
« on: July 07, 2011, 06:28:36 PM »
Katie has her work cut out trying to get Newsh fit and spent most of tuesday evening doing that.
I attended tuesdays training session and was most impressed with the new fitness coach, most of the twenty five players there seemed to respond to his coaching methods of which most was done using a ball. Dont get me wrong there was no comfort zone for any of them and I imagine most needed a hand getting out of bed on Wednesday morning.
I attended tuesdays training session and was most impressed with the new fitness coach, most of the twenty five players there seemed to respond to his coaching methods of which most was done using a ball. Dont get me wrong there was no comfort zone for any of them and I imagine most needed a hand getting out of bed on Wednesday morning.
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The B-Ark / Re: 2010/2011 best bits !
« on: June 18, 2011, 09:39:36 AM »
Great thread this but why are so many saying that they are looking forward to visiting the Shay next season. There are going to be some disappointed faces when they see a great big quarry hole with a pitch with a speedway track round it.
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The B-Ark / Re: New Ground ?
« on: June 17, 2011, 05:54:55 PM »
I know we all want success on the pitch but, being able to end next season financially in the black would arguably be the greatest achievement in the clubs history. Remember the debt, it seemed insurmountable and the club was doomed, and I must admit when I attended the press conference when David and Neil took it over I questioned their sanity.
We need a new ground with time running out but we will never get the grants required to build one until the books show that the club is being run in the correct manner.
I went to the recent accademy tournament and have never seen so many youngsters playing football in a wonderfully organised event it really was a feather in the cap of BUFC. The club have so many teams of varying abilities that encompasses the entire community and it is the way this area of the clubs development has moved forward that will give the club every chance of securing the grants that will enable a new ground.
It is the intention of David and Neil to expand all activities that will put the club at the very centre of the Boston community and it is this kind of expansion that will go a long way towards the various foundations comming forth with the required funds.
Sorry Ive gone on a bit but everyone should look at the whole picture so it is understood how the board have had to approach saving the club and moving it forward.
We need a new ground with time running out but we will never get the grants required to build one until the books show that the club is being run in the correct manner.
I went to the recent accademy tournament and have never seen so many youngsters playing football in a wonderfully organised event it really was a feather in the cap of BUFC. The club have so many teams of varying abilities that encompasses the entire community and it is the way this area of the clubs development has moved forward that will give the club every chance of securing the grants that will enable a new ground.
It is the intention of David and Neil to expand all activities that will put the club at the very centre of the Boston community and it is this kind of expansion that will go a long way towards the various foundations comming forth with the required funds.
Sorry Ive gone on a bit but everyone should look at the whole picture so it is understood how the board have had to approach saving the club and moving it forward.
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The B-Ark / Re: The Lincoln City Echo...........
« on: June 06, 2011, 09:52:04 PM »
Yes Shippy I agree, I have spoken to Mark Whiley at most away games and He is always fully behind us and would love nothing better than to see us do well.
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The B-Ark / Re: Another rumour
« on: June 05, 2011, 04:09:51 PM »
Hopefully the return of one player would be regarded as a good move for the club, Just been told Jamie Stevens is comming back a player I always rated highly and who I think will do a good job for us.
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The B-Ark / Re: Players signed on for next season
« on: May 29, 2011, 06:44:26 PM »
Was at the Pilgrim Cup tournament at Cranwell today and mentioned to Welshy that Yates had signed for Gainsborough and his reaction was one of total dismay, He said that He thought Yates had signed on Friday and coudnt understand how anybody could choose to move from a club with 1400 fans to play there regardless of money.
Again I have to say what a fantastic event Boston United Accademy put on it really was a treat to see youngsters from the likes Nottingham Forrest, Hull City and even Eindoven being given great games by our youngsters. Some young Messis on view, brilliant,well done to all concerned.
Again I have to say what a fantastic event Boston United Accademy put on it really was a treat to see youngsters from the likes Nottingham Forrest, Hull City and even Eindoven being given great games by our youngsters. Some young Messis on view, brilliant,well done to all concerned.