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http://www.thevisitor.co.uk/morecambe-sport/Stimpson-leaves-Lancaster-City.5056995.jp

I fear for City now as Barry seemed the only person mad enough to take that job on and steadied the ship at the time when they were in a real mess.

He was doing a good job there!

I do worry how they will surive, even though they're a rival, be very sad if they disolved..

That's just crazy.

Stimmo has got them into shape, brought in some good players and got a good run going which was only spoiled by injuries and a couple of players leaving.

If it was about a small cut in budget then I think they'd have found a way forward but to then blame the person who helped raise the sinking for 'poor results' is a bit pathetic.

Mick Hoyle is running a tight ship but I can't see anyway forward for them as a club, particularly given the current climate.

Posh wrote:That's just crazy.

Stimmo has got them into shape, brought in some good players and got a good run going which was only spoiled by injuries and a couple of players leaving.

If it was about a small cut in budget then I think they'd have found a way forward but to then blame the person who helped raise the sinking for 'poor results' is a bit pathetic.

Mick Hoyle is running a tight ship but I can't see anyway forward for them as a club, particularly given the current climate.

not too sure about a tight ship, its looking a bit like The Titanic !

...too dedicated to loose him from the game.

A scouting role with us maybe?

bad news for city I know recent results have not been the best but I though he was doing a good job

is that the same derek bull that was a manager at gotts,or whatever its called now.i grew up with him.

Interview with Stimmo....

http://www.thebay.co.uk/goto.php?sess=+ ... 58&id=6515

And Mick Hoyle.....

http://www.thebay.co.uk/goto.php?sess=+ ... 58&id=6512

Heysham_Shrimp wrote:not too sure about a tight ship, its looking a bit like The Titanic !

Genuinely, he won't spend money he hasn't got. He got the finances sorted out and some new revenue in and that helped them improve a bit. However he's quickly seen income dropping and has immediately looked at cutting the budget. I think it's a very good way to run a football club and avoids them sinking like they did last time.

P.S. The amount of non-league clubs facing bankruptcy is rocketing by all accounts. I can see a hell of a lot going under this year (plus quite a few league clubs too). Not only are clubs saddled with big debts and declining revenues for the first time in a very long time there are a lot less 'businesspeople' in a position to bail them out.