A very significant day in the history of Burnley Football Club on this day in 1998
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ARTICLE: Kilby on Board
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Extremely significant.
I dread to think where the club would have ended up if Barry hadn't come in.
On Towneley probably.
I dread to think where the club would have ended up if Barry hadn't come in.
On Towneley probably.
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Re: ARTICLE: Kilby on Board
Couldn't agree more - brilliant for our football clubElectroClaret wrote: ↑Thu Oct 19, 2023 11:11 amExtremely significant.
I dread to think where the club would have ended up if Barry hadn't come in.
On Towneley probably.
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Re: ARTICLE: Kilby on Board
As big a day as the Orient game.ClaretTony wrote: ↑Thu Oct 19, 2023 11:05 amA very significant day in the history of Burnley Football Club on this day in 1998
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Re: ARTICLE: Kilby on Board
He did his bit, that's for sure.
Thank you.
Thank you.
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I am so very grateful for what Barry Kilby achieved at Burnley Football Club.
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One of the greatest days in the clubs history!!
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Re: ARTICLE: Kilby on Board
Barry Kilby's input and resources rescued and revitalised BFC at an extremely difficult time.
Ownership of Turf Moor and Gawthorpe was reestablished and the basis for Wembley 2009 was created.
During the Kilby era "the ranch was never gambled".
However, under less judicious ownership the ranch is now again mortgaged.
Thank you Barry for those years careful and prudent management.
Ownership of Turf Moor and Gawthorpe was reestablished and the basis for Wembley 2009 was created.
During the Kilby era "the ranch was never gambled".
However, under less judicious ownership the ranch is now again mortgaged.
Thank you Barry for those years careful and prudent management.
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Re: ARTICLE: Kilby on Board
He became known for the 'Not betting the ranch' slogan.BedfordsDad wrote: ↑Thu Oct 19, 2023 4:13 pmBarry Kilby's input and resources rescued and revitalised BFC at an extremely difficult time.
Ownership of Turf Moor and Gawthorpe was reestablished and the basis for Wembley 2009 was created.
During the Kilby era "the ranch was never gambled".
However, under less judicious ownership the ranch is now again mortgaged.
Thank you Barry for those years careful and prudent management.
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Re: ARTICLE: Kilby on Board
even though it was not strictly applied - there is little doubt the Coyle promotion recused what could have been a very fraught time with Flood's bankers a few months later