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I must pay tribute to Roland Wycherley.
The time was right.
I think it’s fair to leave frustrations of the last few years where they are, and celebrate somebody who saved the club in 1996, who oversaw the crucial move to New Meadow in 2007, was granted royal honours for community services to the town (with the help of many others), and delivered 10 years of third-tier football.
It’s a very difficult job running a football club in this era, for somebody who made their money in a previous one.
Across nearly a third of a century, he’s been a fantastic custodian for Shrewsbury Town - the right change was necessary for the club to move into this next chapter.
#Salop 🔷🔶
The time was right.
I think it’s fair to leave frustrations of the last few years where they are, and celebrate somebody who saved the club in 1996, who oversaw the crucial move to New Meadow in 2007, was granted royal honours for community services to the town (with the help of many others), and delivered 10 years of third-tier football.
It’s a very difficult job running a football club in this era, for somebody who made their money in a previous one.
Across nearly a third of a century, he’s been a fantastic custodian for Shrewsbury Town - the right change was necessary for the club to move into this next chapter.
#Salop 🔷🔶
Shrewsbury Town is delighted to announce Biscayne ST LLC, a company controlled by Miami-based businessman Scott Davidson, has successfully completed its acquisition of the football club.
Biscayne ST LLC has acquired 87.4% of the club's shares, previously held by Roland Wycherley MBE, who has now stepped down as owner and chairman following 30 years at the helm.
Official statement ➡️ bit.ly/4za3W4KView quoted post on X
I think the last 20 years have been a fantastic journey for Peterborough.
12/20 seasons either winning promotion, winning a trophy, getting top six in League One (excluding 19/20) or playing in the Championship, along with playing attacking football, developing young players with comparative financial sustainability - fanbase would’ve been thrilled with that in 2006 so never forget the positives.
At the same time, I think how the last three years has been handled is extremely disappointing.
The transitional period from the previous generation of key players to the next could’ve been managed so much better.
Too many sales in quick succession, not enough experience to navigate the gap, and decision-making on a whim - sometimes you don’t need to make a big swing when the situation requires a simple drop shot to avoid the ball going off the court.
Whole club has to look at itself in the mirror right now and ask some difficult questions.
12/20 seasons either winning promotion, winning a trophy, getting top six in League One (excluding 19/20) or playing in the Championship, along with playing attacking football, developing young players with comparative financial sustainability - fanbase would’ve been thrilled with that in 2006 so never forget the positives.
At the same time, I think how the last three years has been handled is extremely disappointing.
The transitional period from the previous generation of key players to the next could’ve been managed so much better.
Too many sales in quick succession, not enough experience to navigate the gap, and decision-making on a whim - sometimes you don’t need to make a big swing when the situation requires a simple drop shot to avoid the ball going off the court.
Whole club has to look at itself in the mirror right now and ask some difficult questions.
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Gosh, Steve certainly doesn’t do things by halves!
I admire his unfiltered honesty, though there’s a lot of situations where the actions/words he chooses are much stronger than the circumstances required.
A manager who lives on the edge… in a way it’s part of what’s got him this far.
I admire his unfiltered honesty, though there’s a lot of situations where the actions/words he chooses are much stronger than the circumstances required.
A manager who lives on the edge… in a way it’s part of what’s got him this far.
A very honest message to Cheltenham Town supporters from manager Steve Cotterill about the team he is likely to field at Oxford United on Tuesday night in the EFL Trophy #ctfcView quoted post on X
I remember the days when I used to get giddy when we climbed to 18th 🤣
Just lovely to be in a Championship promotion race 😍
#BCFC 🔵▫️
Just lovely to be in a Championship promotion race 😍
#BCFC 🔵▫️
A BIG WIN THAT SENDS US TOP OF THE LEAGUE 🤩View quoted post on X
