After finding out on both the approach from AFC Fylde of Barrow’s boss Ian Evatt and what he had to say on the postponement, fans took to give their thoughts with many suggested why would he leave his current club for a relegation battle…
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— KennySmithWATP☆☆☆☆☆ (@KennyS387) October 14, 2019
Great statement. We'll done Evo too.
— derek yarwood (@yarwoodD) October 14, 2019
Well done evo fair enough leave for another fylde coast team but not one struggling in the conference . Just shows the arrogance of afc Kirkham
— dave whiteside (@whiteside92) October 14, 2019
Why the chuff would he dump himself into a relegation scrap? He'll get League 2 offers soon enough, all he needs to do is keep things going like this… Mind you, if he keeps this up, Barrow might be League 2 next year #ImpossibleDream #WouldNeverHaveToBuyADrinkEverAgain
— Rob Moore ?????♂️? (@robmoore1970) October 14, 2019
Ian, you are correct, everybody’s thoughts should, and I’d assume are, with those most impacted by today’s tragic events. The issue is that the tragic event should have played no part in today’s fixture as Dover should have travelled yesterday.
— Steve (@stevelivvy) October 12, 2019
@npranay180: but it’s just so wrong to have your opponents book a train journey on the matchday.
@luv_kandi: Totally agree Ian. Even if Euston train had been on time they only had allowed themselves 7 mins at Lancaster to get connection to Barrow, to arrive for 1305. West Coast Main Line rarely runs to time. Poor planning by Dover. Should have stayed over or set off earlier #amateur
@ThomasPearce62: Absolutely spot on Ian.. well said
@RyanWoodburn17: Remember you’re not allowed to be upset in 2019. You have to say oh it’s OK we’ll just get on with it because I might offend people. Dover have screwed up and rightfully so our gaffer is pissed off.
@FairhurstCarl: If it’s now going to be a Tuesday night they will end up stopping over ? unbelievable
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