Kinsey joins Paddy at Bromley Addicks on 7 May
See you there
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Next Wednesday.
Will be interesting to hear Paddy's views on the pitch (old and new) and what's he and Brian think about what is going on at the Club now.
Of course we'll be chatting about the old days too.
Bromley Cons Club 27 Elmfield Road BR1. Bar open very early.0 -
We were hoping Harry Gregory would join us but doesn't seem it will happen this time.0
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Tomorrow night.
Who else is coming along?0 -
Going to try and be there but this is somewhat dependent on the Mrs...... :-)0
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Going to be very empty then0
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Looks like I have one of those Late Night Passes from "She who must be obeyed" so I'll be there!0
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Good stuff0
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Quite a few people joined the Supporters Trust at last year's Bromley May meeting and they will now be due for renewal. We should have someone there tomorrow to receive renewals and sign up any new members.0
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I'd be there if I could. Kinsey was the first Charlton Left Back I saw playing, and Paddy is one of my all time Charlton favourites.0
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tonight's the night0
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Remember everyone is welcome but you have to be a member to get in.
This is just a fiver a year ( or £3 if you are over 60 ) and you can join on the night.
Hope it is a good turnout for two great guests,
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How was the meeting.0
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Very good0
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Paddy said the pitch would cost £580K (I think or thereabouts) & the undesoil heating pipes would be laid, but probably not connected up.
IE they wouldn't be purchasing a boiler/ doing the boiler side of things, as yet, because it cost a further £85K.
Apparently, if frost "was on the cards", this could be organised fairly quickly.
Perhaps, they are thinking, that as there was only a couple of days of frost last winter, they will wait & see, as they don't want to make a further purchase, for it all to be sitting there idle.0 -
I can just see it in the paper now "game called of due to frozen pitch despite undersoil heating"1
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I can't see that being true, that like have central heating in your house costing 3k but an extra 500 quid to connect it so you won't bother!Covered End said:Paddy said the pitch would cost £580K (I think or thereabouts) & the undesoil heating pipes would be laid, but probably not connected up.
IE they wouldn't be purchasing a boiler/ doing the boiler side of things, as yet, because it cost a further £85K.
Apparently, if frost "was on the cards", this could be organised fairly quickly.
Perhaps, they are thinking, that as there was only a couple of days of frost last winter, they will wait & see, as they don't want to make a further purchase, for it all to be sitting there idle.0 -
Makes sense to me when we only had a couple of frosty days last season , if it's a bad winter then I'm sure they'll connect it.Gumbo said:
I can't see that being true, that like have central heating in your house costing 3k but an extra 500 quid to connect it so you won't bother!Covered End said:Paddy said the pitch would cost £580K (I think or thereabouts) & the undesoil heating pipes would be laid, but probably not connected up.
IE they wouldn't be purchasing a boiler/ doing the boiler side of things, as yet, because it cost a further £85K.
Apparently, if frost "was on the cards", this could be organised fairly quickly.
Perhaps, they are thinking, that as there was only a couple of days of frost last winter, they will wait & see, as they don't want to make a further purchase, for it all to be sitting there idle.0 -
Strange thing to say, when it is true.Gumbo said:
I can't see that being true, that like have central heating in your house costing 3k but an extra 500 quid to connect it so you won't bother!Covered End said:Paddy said the pitch would cost £580K (I think or thereabouts) & the undesoil heating pipes would be laid, but probably not connected up.
IE they wouldn't be purchasing a boiler/ doing the boiler side of things, as yet, because it cost a further £85K.
Apparently, if frost "was on the cards", this could be organised fairly quickly.
Perhaps, they are thinking, that as there was only a couple of days of frost last winter, they will wait & see, as they don't want to make a further purchase, for it all to be sitting there idle.0 -
Looking forward to hearing some of the stories told last night.
Wish I could be at events like this.
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Under soil heating won't just be used for frost a lot of clubs use it for when it rain, they use it to control the amount of water on the surface and in the soil
Seems very strange that a 1.2million pound project they wouldn't worry about 85k1 -
CE is only repeating what Paddy said and what has already been reported in the SLP.
Undersoil pipes ready but undersoil heating not to be installed yet.
550k being spent on pitch. Would cost another 80k for the boiler etc.
Not a desso (sp?) Pitch but will be very good surface.
Seems to be a German/Dutch project.
First league game requested to be away.0 -
I'm not call CE a liar or even paddy, just seem very strange. My point is if it's connected and not used then there's no difference and no chance of any game ever at the valley being called off because of the pitch0
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Any other stories from the night to mention.0
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85k sounds expensive for a boiler to get some hot water in some pipes! Have they tried looking for something cheaper on ebay!0
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Putting the issues surrounding the new pitch to one side for a moment, I found it a fascinating evening for my first visit to Bromley Addicks. Being a relative newbie to CAFC it was great to hear some of the history from both our honoured guests. Football was really different in their day and in a number of respects was a heck of a lot harder - Brian Kinsey's clocking off early from the factory and Colin's encounters with "Chopper" Harris being two examples.0
