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[04/08/2009 12:57:19] mattp wrote:
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any chance someone can look at sorting the website out? the news and fixtures sections could do with clearing out, no need for news from 3/4 years ago is there, it takes forever to load these sections , even on my brand new laptop!(194.201.1.111)(Admin - The Club are now using another Website at www.weston-s-mareafc.co.uk)
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[18/04/2009 10:15:03] wsm supporter wrote:
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Have got good authourity that we have made deals to bring Bath city duo Gethin Jones and Darren Edwards in next season on 2 year deals. Watch this space :)(82.11.160.80)
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[26/03/2009 23:21:59] ian wrote:
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its about time the off field activities/services were sorted out, just look at what other clubs in this league offer, we need someone with a bit of financial savvy and enthusiasm to sort out the engine room of this club! If you asked all the new residents of weston where the football club was, i bet they woouldn't know!(195.93.21.35)
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[02/02/2009 12:09:55] BIG TREV. wrote:
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In response to “anonymous” I would like to ask:-What is wrong with the current system for the Player of the Month award?
“Anonymous” also says “Rand was injured for most of December”-Weston played three games in December and Rand played for 85 minutes against Maidenhead United, 90 minutes against Bishop’s Stortford and 90 minutes against Team Bath.
Perhaps if you have got an issue with the award’s, you should use your proper name and take it up with the Awards administrator. (80.193.69.13)
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[23/01/2009 17:11:33] CLUBOFFICIAL wrote:
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Re:-JAMES JOHN PENDLETON.
James/John
Can you read your respective E-Mail's and respond accordingly please? (80.193.69.13)
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[23/12/2008 16:27:55] Tim Moxey wrote:
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In response to Observer 2:
What has it got to do with you though anyway ?
The Hospital where approached but did not find or could not come back to us with a date that they where Happy With. (80.193.69.13)
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[28/11/2008 09:34:13] Passing Guest wrote:
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Yet again a posting has not been published. If the Club does not wish to receive 'have your say' postings then please close this section of the website. There was no malice in the previous posting, merely a view expressed and an invitation for the Club's real supporters to air their views on the point raised. (195.93.21.35) (Admin - It's up now for all to see, )
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[27/11/2008 13:13:08] Passing Guest wrote:
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I have just read the Manager's in depth interview and it seems to confirm the rumours that he has lost the dressing room and just cannot get the best out of his players. How do others read this as if my impression is right we have another long struggle to contend with for the rest of the season!(195.93.21.35)
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[10/10/2008 20:30:28] Keith wrote:
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Love the Club suggests segregating every game. This is, of course possible but destroys the 'crack of meeting and mixing with rival supporters which is such a big part of the non league game. Also to commit visitors to open terraces with no cover or seats is not welcoming - our supporters would not like similar treatment when we go away. We are beefing up our stewarding and we are beginning a collection of video evidence which will lead to trouble makers being banned soon which should help somewhat.(91.125.24.34)
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[09/10/2008 12:12:08] LOVE THE CLUB wrote:
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I think segreegating every game may well be the answer.
There have been a number of regretable and unsavoury incidents over the past couple of seasons and they appear to be on the increase.
It is not the clubs fault but in answer to Keith YES I think they should segregate every game as they do in the Blue Square Premier. (80.193.69.13)
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[07/10/2008 10:58:25] Passing Guest wrote:
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It concerns me greatly that we should experience the unacceptable thug behaviour at our club for a Somerset County FA Competition fixture when a relatively small crowd attended the game. I do hope the Club will take this seriously and review it's admission and stewarding procedures in an effort to alleviate for the future. An official statement from the Club would be appreciated by us true supporters on this subject.(195.93.21.35)
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[26/09/2008 12:41:29] Passing Guest wrote:
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The silence is deafening! I've said it all before but nothing really changes does it? Hope we get good result Saturday as we need to make some serious money out of the FA Cup competition. (195.93.21.35)
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[15/09/2008 15:27:58] Glen J. wrote:
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In response to david k i do not think there is much more that the club can do in terms of "free advertising".
I think the press coverage, interview's etc is ten times better than this time lasy year." (80.193.69.13)
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[10/09/2008 13:04:30] Glen J. wrote:
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Keith responding to Steve and mattp misses the point really.
They may be good idea's but the one's suggested by Steve and mattp involve laying out cash which i don't believe the club can justify.
In terms of free publicity i believe the club does a great job in the local media and the press coverage that we receive is certainley better than last year and better than anything i can remember in the past 20 years!(80.193.69.13)
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[09/09/2008 14:01:42] Keith wrote:
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Whilst being grateful for good advice, perhaps people posting them could remember that the club is run by a handful of hard working volunteers. As such their time and energy are limited and although good ideas may come forward there is just not the people power and energy to implement them.
We need true fans (like AFC Wimbledon!) who are prepared to put some effort into the Club they support.
There is real concern that the ageing volunteers have few successors when they eventually 'fall off their perch' You want things to happen in the club? Come on in and make them happen!(91.125.35.85)
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[28/08/2008 10:03:02] Keith wrote:
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Jon Thanks for your concern about the gates. You will see from the gate box price sign that we have formed a 'Seagulls Club'when kids can get in free; this is being canvassed through schools and junior football clubs. We do try!
Somersetfa2. Please make yourself known then I can explain to you the principles of stewarding rather than hiding behind a nom de plume (91.125.254.115)
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[11/08/2008 21:29:09] passing guest wrote:
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Great couple of wins weston!
Ricketts has made some great signings during the summer, they are doing weston proud! Reckon Mullings, Brown and Havard will be the ones to watch this season.
Keep it up!(90.208.177.155)
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[05/08/2008 11:28:28] Passing Guest wrote:
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Why the silence over the Paulton pre-season defeat when a win over lesser Caldicot is posted almost immediately. All we fans ask for is staightforward information, good or bad and some honest opinions from the manager and club officials. We all have the club at heart and want it to succeed so avoid spinning news and tell it as it is. (195.93.21.35)
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[20/07/2008 20:55:46] Passing Guest wrote:
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Pre-season preparation is crucial especially following the past two seasons dismal showings. Why therefore we were fielding a 'makeshift Weston side' at this stage against Tiverton? It didn't seem to me that many players were missing so is this description a cover up of another poor showing. (195.93.21.35)
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[15/07/2008 09:51:42] Jersiais wrote:
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In reply to Somerset FA.
At the end of last season we lost over half of our complement of stewards, jobs/health.
I have tried two initiatives for more trained stewards but neither bore fruit so am now advertising for recruits but this will then involve training. We do try!(91.125.190.99)
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[09/07/2008 13:12:27] Passing Guest wrote:
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I was referring to the youngsters coming through from the youth ranks in my previous posting. Of course there are some experienced local based players but for what ever reason they appear to be overlooked by successive managers at our Club. Virtually all of them have had to 'go away' to gain their experience of Western League and above without any influence or control of W-s-M AFC!! There are one or two who would walk into the current side no trouble.(195.93.21.35)
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[03/07/2008 15:23:56] Passing Guest wrote:
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To compete at the level we are now at requires experienced players - the past two seasons has proved that. By all means bring on talented local players and seek to farm them out for experience or create a reserve side at the highest level we can for the same purpose. Youngsters whether local or not is not the solution to increasing attendances or form.(195.93.21.35)
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[19/06/2008 12:02:41] Passing Guest wrote:
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Would the Manager like to update us on his targets for new players or at least positions he considers needy? Many have left with the only arrivals being Gurney and Hendy so far. This is 11 players including Wilson who apparently will not be available initially and excluding last year's youth team players invited to pre-season training. Where are the goals going to come from and will Rand actually be fit this season?(195.93.21.35)
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[05/06/2008 09:46:15] Read The News Page wrote:
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Re Ali: "I read the message board every day".
To stay in touch with the latest news you need to read the latest news page NOT The Message Board!! (80.193.69.13)
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[03/06/2008 17:45:15] Read The News Page. wrote:
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To Ali:
The Club have 3 confirmed games against Football League opposition confirmed which is more than most!
Gurney has joined us.
Like so many others on this particular Message Board, You need to open your eyes and read The "Latest News" page on here!!!! (80.193.69.13)
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[29/05/2008 11:06:04] Passing Guest wrote:
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It is excellent news that we have again been reprieved from relegation. May I appeal on behalf of all of the Club's supporters for the manager to learn from his mistakes of last season and ensure that experienced players are brought in to compete at this high level of football and get a settled formation quickly. As far as off the field business is concerned take heed of previous comments I and others have made regarding information and professionalism required throughout the Club.
Let's look forward to a successful 2008/9 season.(195.93.21.131)
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