Darlo Uncovered

divas wrote:We’ll need to find somewhere eventually. Can anyone really see the rugby club agreeing another license for us to play there when this one is up and they’ve cleared their debts?

Are you saying their debts are one-offs rather than operational?


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The council love Mowden and have never done fuck all for DFC. I expect that to continue for ever more. By the way, I'd rather play at the Arena than BM - lesser of two evils - so no anti-moving to the Arena agenda here. I get where you are coming from, and actually agree with you RE the council. Bu...

The council love Mowden and have never done fuck all for DFC. I expect that to continue for ever more. By the way, I'd rather play at the Arena than BM - lesser of two evils - so no anti-moving to the Arena agenda here. I get where you are coming from, and actually agree with you RE the council. Bu...

Will he be paying his staff in farthings? Seems a bit grammar police and overstepping his remit


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Par for the course, we’ve been there and had that. Good luck to them but it won’t be easy. Cheers dont think anyone thinks it will be easy but did anyone black the darlington 1883 fundraising Yes, our original share offer to save the club was reported to the FCA / FSA and a couple of hundred grands...

I totally agree we have the means to help the finances in place already, if you have or want to put more monies into the club then dropping it into the buckets or paying a lump sum over into darlington FC bank account, or back the budget are all equally good for the future running of our club ,we d...

Henley wrote:I’ve always thought of Quaker Pete as objectionable.

This thread does nothing to contest that.

Your message means a lot to me - moral compass correctly calibrated. A win for both of us!


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QuakerPete swimming against the tide on here. :D Still haven’t answered about the referendum illegalities Pete! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk He'd be wasting his time. I explained clearly and concisely how pretty much everything you've been saying is utter nonsense (including the illegalities)...

QuakerPete swimming against the tide on here. :D Still haven’t answered about the referendum illegalities Pete! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk He'd be wasting his time. I explained clearly and concisely how pretty much everything you've been saying is utter nonsense (including the illegalities)...

That said, rather than another referendum, i'd sooner we entered an arrangement like the EFTA. Which does all of those things, but leaves the political union. I think it's a compromise, that doesn't require another nasty, hateful vote, and it compensates for some of the (to my mind, more reasonable...

Darlo_Pete wrote:QuakerPete swimming against the tide on here.

Still haven’t answered about the referendum illegalities Pete!


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We should have come out the day's after the vote no question. Then started the shenanigans of what free trade deals and more measured thinking from the EU to what they could/want to save from the fiasco of EU meddling ripping off the UK for as much as they can get to uphold the failure of the Europ...

Read in particular Germany. https://www.express.co.uk/news/world/1110335/Brexit-news-UK-EU-no-deal-warning-Germany-France-Ireland-latest?fbclid=IwAR1MsiIy2TuBdSnfU1CTHbfX-ghjrZxum4YlT1MtF7xAfsRh5Ea7bGatctE EDJOHNS in “No-Deal-will-only-hit-UK-in-short-term-but-will-be-disastrous-for-EU-and-particul...

Read in particular Germany. https://www.express.co.uk/news/world/1110335/Brexit-news-UK-EU-no-deal-warning-Germany-France-Ireland-latest?fbclid=IwAR1MsiIy2TuBdSnfU1CTHbfX-ghjrZxum4YlT1MtF7xAfsRh5Ea7bGatctE EDJOHNS in “No-Deal-will-only-hit-UK-in-short-term-but-will-be-disastrous-for-EU-and-particul...

Remain voters before the referendum: "Leaving the EU will bring about the apocalypse! Why would anyone want that?" *Leave wins* Remain voters after the referendum: "Upholding the result of the referendum will bring about the apocalypse! Why would anyone want that?" :roll: But to answer your reply t...

Lots of it just sounds airy-fairy like a "Sporting Centre of Excellence" and a "Village Green". It mentions a leisure centre but there's already one in the town, there are track and field facilities elsewhere in the town, there doesn't seem to be much in terms of attracting the biggest sporting clu...

Fortunately we live in a democracy, where democratic votes are taken and we have to abide by the result of these democratic votes. If we start to ignore such votes, then we are heading towards being a countries like China, Cuba, North Korea, Vietnam and Venezuela. People in those countries would lo...

Sorry, but by the very meaning of the word democracy you can not have a change in the peoples wishes until you have delivered them. Really? Not in any dictionary I’ve seen. When the people are offered various embellishments of the “great deal” and “they need us more than we need them”, or the vario...

Fortunately we live in a democracy, where democratic votes are taken and we have to abide by the result of these democratic votes. If we start to ignore such votes, then we are heading towards being a countries like China, Cuba, North Korea, Vietnam and Venezuela. People in those countries would lo...

Sorry, but by the very meaning of the word democracy you can not have a change in the peoples wishes until you have delivered them. Really? Not in any dictionary I’ve seen. When the people are offered various embellishments of the “great deal” and “they need us more than we need them”, or the vario...

There should not be another vote just to appease the remainers. The vote was out that should happen. That is democracy. Exactly, you can bet your bottom dollar that if the vote had been to remain, they the anti-brexit people wouldn't countenance a second referendum. It would not have been even thou...

We are fan owned it seems some fans think that we should overspend to attain higher league status, I for one think building slowly with cash that can be raised at any given time is the only sustainable way forward. I would never ever want to return to 2011/12 status, not knowing whether we had a cl...

So Pete if there was a second referendum and the people voted to remain in the EU, would you be happy if the brexit people forced a third refendum? A democratic vote has already been held and the majority should be respected as we leave the EU. Happy? No! But as long as they carried out all their e...

QuakerPete: we've heard this all before, what you're saying isn't some new illuminating piece of information that only you possess. Everything you're saying was said at the time of the vote. The problem is that it's nothing more than (1) scare-mongering, (2) stating prediction and opinion as fact, ...

Where I work or don't has no bearing on the fact that a vote was made to leave the EU, I believe that was the point of the vote or am I missing something, we managed well enough without the EU meddling for centuries, Free trade agreements are the best way forward, making our own laws and controllin...

I have always believed that the euro leaders treatment of the UK was as a cash cow, when there was a funding issue you can bet that Britain paid a bigger proportion than the other EU countries, by one way or another. There has never been equally within the EU from the day we were signed up to it th...

I have always believed that the euro leaders treatment of the UK was as a cash cow, when there was a funding issue you can bet that Britain paid a bigger proportion than the other EU countries, by one way or another. There has never been equally within the EU from the day we were signed up to it th...

Quaker Pete, using figures in that manner does not always work. I can "prove" I have 11 fingers and thumbs. (I haven't), but can prove I have by manipulating the figures. You say our imports are spread between 27 countries. How many of those 27 do we actually trade with? Also to what extent. Take o...

Granted it will be tough in the short term, but in the medium to long term, the country will flourish. Europe will still want to trade with us, but we will now have the opportunity to do trade deals with numerous other countries. The prophets of doom if we leave in a hard brexit are vastly overstat...

No, I would only want a hard brexit if Theresa May's proposal is voted down for a third time, as seems likely. I think Labour's lack of direction will come back to haunt them. I feel that a deal is far more important to the EU than us and after initial problems we will thrive and prosper. The peopl...