Talk about kicking someone when they are down !
Interesting article in the Guardian about the bloke who wants to take over the club see here
John Batchelor the asset stripper who wants to take over Mansfield Town made the mistake of standing with the Stags fans this weekend during their away match at Macclesfield.
You can see the video hereclick on the play video link on this page.
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Well the Stags are almost down and out of the league now and to cap it all the current owner who had previously promised to stay away from the ground was there for the game yesterday. He was attacked by fans at the end of the game and taken to hospital. Everybody who I've spoken to in Mansfield is over the moon that someone has finally given the git what he deserves as he's the one who has dragged the club into this situation and creamed money off the club for years.
I feel for the future of the club now.
Not looking good is it John. data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7 Bar a miracle, they are going out of the league, and, with so many problems, a ground which needs massive improvements, it looks even less healthy than Wrexham.
I just hope this puts the idiots off the club and someone with a bit of sense comes in and buys them up.
Well it looks like someone might have finally stepped in to buy the club. The fans have joined forces and decided not to buy season tickets until Haslam has gone and the local sponsors are also boycotting the club until he's gone as well.
Latest article from the local newspaper:-
Well the Stags have now been taken over by a consortium of local businessmen. Hopefully now they will be able to get a team together for the new season. They haven't even released any prices for season tickets or anything for the coming season yet !
New owners, new manager on the same day.
(taken from chad.co.uk)
Last season's leading goalscorer Micky Boulding has left Mansfield Town, after turning down the offer of a new deal, report BBC Radio Nottingham.
The 32-year-old is said to have as many as 15 clubs interested in signing him, having bagged 25 goals for the Stags during their relegation fight.
His brother Rory has also turned down a contract offer and will leave the club, along with defender Gareth Jelleyman.
Stags manager Billy McEwan is left with just seven players on his books
The Stags now have 9 players, so only 2 more and they've got a team to start the new season with data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7