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Originally Posted by alan7554
for gods sake leave rob heys alone,he was only doing what he was told to do by the previous owner,who was apain in the arse to work for and who,s word was LAW,rob has been with asfc since the bad old days like going to horwich rmi, marine or even knowsley fc on a cold and wet wednesday night, yes he has made mistakes but it goes even further than that up to the very top of asfc,what about all these quotes from mr EW that the club is solvent and we owe nowt to the taxman, rob was employed on a need to know basis,and the former chairman is at fault for all this debt,fact the inland revenue bills were not paid when mr EW was in charge as the amount that asfc now owe to the IR now shows,Rob Heyes has done a hell of a lot for this club under a lot of pressure from the last owners to keep quiet,so give the lad abreak,would any of you lot have wanted the pressure and the job that he had,
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Alan, I'm in complete agreement with you.
I'm saddened to see so many 'supporters' turning on Rob Heys at the time when he needs our friendship and understanding.
Rob has recently made some significant errors of judgement, largely I believe due to a misplaced sense of loyalty to his employers.
However, these failings pale into insignificance compared to the numerous positives which he has achieved for Accrington Stanley during the last decade.
Some people believe that "it's not how you start, it's how you finish".
Well, I'm not one of them. I believe that it's how you've lived for your friends, your family and your football club over these many years.
On that basis alone Rob Heys deserves far more respect than he is being given by some of the ignorant loudmouths on this forum . . . most of whom have never, and will never, contribute even a fraction of what Robert Heys has contributed to Accrington Stanley.
Criticise the Directors by all means.
They're there to take the flak.
But don't crucify Rob, a hard-working and decent man who must at this moment be bewildered by the bile, venom and sheer nastiness which is being directed at him.