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Dan · 28-10-2009, 22:23

The interview I did with Ilyas Khan after he had spoken to the crowd at the ground is now available here: 2br -

Dan

CLAYTON RED · 28-10-2009, 22:29

Nice one Dan the man

AccyAggro · 28-10-2009, 22:33

Nice 1 mate, the futures bright... hopefully

cashman · 28-10-2009, 22:41

thank you dan that gives folk that are in the dark a chance to decide WHO the good guy is.

ukcowboy · 28-10-2009, 22:53

Good interview Dan....Says it all really

Kiwi John · 29-10-2009, 03:07

Thank you Dan for putting that up. Great interview.

VALAIRIAN · 29-10-2009, 05:09

Thanks Dan

smudgie · 29-10-2009, 07:47

Superb, i was actually there listening to it at the time outside the ground.

Im afraid Mr Heys also, your time is up.

Stanleymad · 29-10-2009, 07:53

Thanks Dan & 2br

Owd Bob · 29-10-2009, 08:49

Quote:

Originally Posted by smudgie

Superb, i was actually there listening to it at the time outside the ground.

Im afraid Mr Heys also, your time is up.

I think Rob Heys is coming under a lot of unfair criticism. He is in a very difficult situation, drawn between his alliegance to his employers and the fans.
He can do nothing more than say what he is told to say, and if that means saying very little then so be it.

He is Stanley through and through, and he has had more to lose in all this trouble than any fan - mainly his livelyhood. As a member of staff, you can not be seen to be siding one way or the other, and I applaude him, and all the other staff members, for the way they have conducted themselves throughout this troubled period. To lose Rob would be like ripping the soul out of the club.

Tommy McQueen · 29-10-2009, 09:01

How can those two lie through their teeth? Especially when they knew the truth would come out in the next ten mins. Thankyou Dan, and abig big thankyou to Ilyas. These two cannot be allowed to run this Club any longer.

Doug · 29-10-2009, 09:08

Quote:

Originally Posted by Owd Bob

I think Rob Heys is coming under a lot of unfair criticism. He is in a very difficult situation, drawn between his alliegance to his employers and the fans.
He can do nothing more than say what he is told to say, and if that means saying very little then so be it.

He is Stanley through and through, and he has had more to lose in all this trouble than any fan - mainly his livelyhood. As a member of staff, you can not be seen to be siding one way or the other, and I applaude him, and all the other staff members, for the way they have conducted themselves throughout this troubled period. To lose Rob would be like ripping the soul out of the club.

I actually agree with you Bob.

Cheer’s Dan.

cashman · 29-10-2009, 09:18

Sorry owd bob, theres a big differance between only saying what yer told n not telling the truth.

caretaker · 29-10-2009, 09:30

To suggest that losing heys would be like ripping the soul out of the club is over the top.
He is not being judged on how nice he is, his pleasant personality,or how smart his suits are. Is he up to the job, has he been a stranger to the truth, has he been honest and open with his dealings with the fans? The soul wasnt ripped out when Whalley went into hiding. The soul of the club is more than Heys ,Whalley Oneil.

smudgie · 29-10-2009, 09:35

here here caretaker.

As we know Rob is just a yes man, but after all, as Ilyas has said he has LIED to his face about financial matters.

that in my opinion means he is not fit for the role.

A revolution is what is required, which is hopefully what Ilyas will bring.

HEADS NEED TO ROLL