Meet the Manager - Saturday 29th June - Work Party

By V W Swan24/6/2019 11:11Mon Jun 24 11:11:41 2019

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Meet the Manager!
Just a reminder the next ground tidying work party is on Saturday 29th June from 9am and it is your chance to meet our new manager before the start of the season. Yes Anthony Gale (and his Mum!) have offered their help on the day and he looks forward to meeting us all & I am sure he will be happy to answer a question or two. Thanks to Anthony and his Mum for this offer and please can you all help to support this work party on the day. See you on Saturday

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Re: Meet the Manager - Saturday 29th June - Work Party

By Arthur30/6/2019 09:39Sun Jun 30 09:39:02 2019In response to Meet the Manager - Saturday 29th June - Work PartyTop of thread

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We just all need to say thank you to all those who went down to help get the ground ready for the season with weeding, painting and cleaning; as well as to those who provided refreshments. We will all benefit from their efforts. Thank you doesn't seem to be enough but every one of those who helped should know that we really do appreciate their efforts. It is to our shame that we were not amongst them.

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Re: Meet the Manager - Saturday 29th June - Work Party

By John Blair30/6/2019 18:58Sun Jun 30 18:58:04 2019In response to Re: Meet the Manager - Saturday 29th June - Work PartyTop of thread

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Having been at the work party's on 8th June and 29th June , i would like to say , on behalf of the Supporters Club , how appreciative the club are to those who gave up their time to help with these.
There was a smaller work party on 22nd June where 3 of us were doing certain tasks , and i would like to say thanks to my 2 helpers who spent nearly 6 hours each on that day painting hand rails.
The ground is looking a lot better for it, and i am sure that supporters will notice some(or all) of these improvements in the forthcoming season.

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