Big_Dogg at Jun 27 2008, 15:08 PM wrote
It's time for the ET to stop acting as a spin machine for Scunthorpe United Football Club. It's time for the ET to start questioning the actions of Steve Wharton and co.

The supporters deserve to know why those who run the club aren't able to plan ahead and tie players down to new contracts rather than just letting it get to the stage where we lose our star centre half to another club.

The supporters deserve to know what the REAL intentions are for those who run SUFC. There is no intention to go back to the Championship, and the supporters are being conned. Why should we continue to spend our hard earned money to watch a team that clearly lacks ambition?

Will we really break our transfer fee and sign Gillespie from Cheltenham? Doubtful. Don't worry though, Tomi Ameobi's coming and he'll save the day.

Thank you to Scunthorpe United, for ruining the efforts of the players over the past couple of seasons, and thank you for giving the supporters absolutely no reason to be optimistic for the future. We've been let down far too many times to mention, but to allow Butler to go is absolutely appalling.

Mr. Steels, will you and your team actually have the backbone to question those in charge, or will you do the usual and turn on the exiting player, a la Andy Keogh? Or do you not know the answer to this question yet because you haven't been told what to do by the board of SUFC?

Rubbish journalism peddling spin for a rubbish football club - I guess the two go hand in hand.

football_crazy at Jun 28 2008, 11:26 AM wrote
People, vote with your wallets, if you don't like the Evening Telegraph reporters asking enough questions about Scunthorpe Uniteds ambitions and lack of activity in the transfer market don't buy the paper!! Again if you are unhappy with the clubs commitment to it's long suffering fans don't go, it's the only way people will stand up and listen when your not handing over your hard earned money.