Chairman up and down the
Country are always calling themselves "Fans" of the clubs in
which they are in charge. However, not many Chairman take the term
"Fan" literally. Rick Hayward does.
Rick Hayward, who was handed
the Molineux hot-seat by Sir Jack Hayward before Christmas has taken the
job to heart.
Infact, he is so determined
to show his passion for the club he now owns, he has joined the London
Wolves Supporters Club.
Not only has he paid his
£15 membership, but he also has a laugh and joke with supporters on the
train to games and offers to buy in a round!
"I
try to make the train with the London Wolves who are a great bunch of
people" Rick
Hayward says. "We have a big
giggle and a lot of laughs. But I think that the Board and Jez Moxey are
petrified of what I'm going to say after a few pints on the train!"
Not only does the Chairman of our
club travel with a supporters club, but he also has a few pints in the
local boozer before the game.
Wolves Supporter and fellow
London Wolves Supporters Club Member John Golding added "He's a
really nice bloke who seemed genuinely interested in the views of the
supporters. He took time to speak to them and ask their opinion. And it
was nice of him to buy the drinks!"
Nice One!
Source:
The BBC
THE HOT TOPIC: Should
Ferdinand be allowed to play against Wolves?
Calling All Wolves Fans,
Manchester United Fans and Football Fans in General. We want you to take
part in our hot debate, which this week is about Rio Ferdinand.
We ask you "Do
You Think Rio Ferdinand Should Be Allowed To Play Against Wolves?"
Rio Ferdinand was due
to start an 8-month ban from Football on the 12 January after failing to
give a sample at a random drug test at the Manchester United training base
last year.
He was found guilty,
banned for 8 months and as the ban was due to start on the 12th January it
means that Ferdinand would have been unable to play for the Red`s on
January 17th when they play Wolves at Molineux.
However, as `clarification
over the reasons behind his suspension will not be received until the
middle of this week` it means that his ban will be delayed, meaning Rio
Ferdinand will be allowed to play at Molineux on January the 17th.
We want readers now to
debate on this issue. Do you believe the ban is fair, do you believe that
it is right for a player who has been found guilty should play at Molineux?
What are you views?
We have set up a
message board, open to everyone, to discuss your views.
So, to have your say, Click
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