Help the Hatters – The Players Fund
“Time and tide wait for no man” – so the phrase used through history tells us.
So it should be no surprise that our new manager isn’t waiting for the new tide of a new season to bed in new blood.
Since the launch of the players fund firstly during Lordy’s tenure and the
recent support provided to Neil Young’s term, Help the Hatters is once again
proud by way of representation of all Stockport County Supporters in helping to
support our new manager as he begins to put in place the kind of players he
hopes will excite us and begin to drive the club up the league placings.
At today’s press conference we were pleased to see where your donations and
continued support has been provided with the new signing of Obi Anoruo officially
becoming an SCFC player.
It’s evident from the speed in adding to the squad that Jim Gannon believes it
necessary to provide a good bedding in period as he begins the construction of
putting together the full squad that he believes will see Stockport County
climb from League 6 at our earliest opportunity.
Following his first signing Jim himself sent Help the Hatters the following
words;
“I am very grateful to all the supporters of the Player's Fund for their
commitment and help in rebuilding the team. We want to become increasingly
competitive on the pitch and I have seen some positive signs within our current
team. However, we would like to start reshaping the team immediately as we look
to turn positive performances into wins, which will help build momentum and
confidence that next year will be a season of progress and success.
I am very conscious of bringing in the right type of personalities and
professionals to continue that process. Key to that success is the type of
front players that can provide an exciting dynamic to our forward play. With
the current backing of the Players Fund we are looking to add two attackers in
the coming week. The first being revealed today is Obi Anoruo, an exciting
addition from Gloucester City who was one of the top scorers at this level last
season. With his strength, pace and direct running I feel he will provide the
type of punch which will make our forward play both more effective and
exciting. Thank you again for all your support with my first signing.”
Help the Hatters are aware of the decision to temporarily postpone the Fans
Forum and therefore we would also like to provide an early chance for any
County fans to a meet the manager session “Live at the Bungalow” on Thursday
February 4th. Just his way of saying thanks, so come down for 7pm and have a
listen to what Jim has to say, enjoy a drink with your fellow County fans and
as it’s Help the Hatters any donations on the night would be warmly appreciated
to top back up The Players Fund for us to help with Jims next recruit.
See you on the 4th at The Bungalow,
Yours,
John Fitzpatrick
Chairman Help The Hatters.
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