Giant Ruben flag...

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Re: Giant Ruben flag...

by The Cap » 22 Apr 2024 14:01

From Despair To Where?
Silver Fox Looked it up and he was 50/1, so swerved it of course!!




"God, I'm the lucky one
Came in 40-1".


Nice work FDTW? And for anybody working to a similar process, MacDermott in the Scottish GN, forgetting the 'a' of course. Came in....just.

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Re: Giant Ruben flag...

by biff » 22 Apr 2024 14:13

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NathStPaul How much money was raised over the required/requested amount please?


If you click on the funding link at the start of this thread you can see.

Seems like a lot of effort.

Just intrigued to know if more was donated than required and where the spare money is going if that was the case.


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Re: Giant Ruben flag...

by skipper » 22 Apr 2024 15:55

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If you click on the funding link at the start of this thread you can see.

Seems like a lot of effort.

Just intrigued to know if more was donated than required and where the spare money is going if that was the case.


£2,200


Sorry Nath, I have you muted so didn't see.

We raised £2,200. Platform took £101 in costs. So we ended with £2,099.

Flag cost £1796, then the difference was carriage, the designer (I used a professional), and one ticket to the game.

So a nice experience all round. Which I really hope will connect and make a feel good factor for the final game of the season!

We had to pay extra for the flag to be fire retardant, but the quality is fantastic!

Currently don't have a plan for the flag after use, but kinda hoping that if he stays we may get another use out of it at some point.

It folds up remarkably small too, and it liftable by one person. Ricky carried it on his own. I did offer, but he was straight in there!

We asked the staff a lot of questions related to everything you'd want to know about the club, and they were remarkably candid about the whole situation.

I'm significantly more optimistic about the sale now. I'd be a betting man that would think the owners they think it will be, will stabilize the club, aim for promotion and then sell again once we've grown in value. Rather than long term investors. They have experience doing such things. And as fans, that wouldn't be a bad thing.

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Re: Giant Ruben flag...

by NathStPaul » 22 Apr 2024 15:59

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NathStPaul Seems like a lot of effort.

Just intrigued to know if more was donated than required and where the spare money is going if that was the case.


£2,200


Sorry Nath, I have you muted so didn't see.

We raised £2,200. Platform took £101 in costs. So we ended with £2,099.

Flag cost £1796, then the difference was carriage, the designer (I used a professional), and one ticket to the game.

So a nice experience all round. Which I really hope will connect and make a feel good factor for the final game of the season!

We had to pay extra for the flag to be fire retardant, but the quality is fantastic!

Currently don't have a plan for the flag after use, but kinda hoping that if he stays we may get another use out of it at some point.

It folds up remarkably small too, and it liftable by one person. Ricky carried it on his own. I did offer, but he was straight in there!

We asked the staff a lot of questions related to everything you'd want to know about the club, and they were remarkably candid about the whole situation.

I'm significantly more optimistic about the sale now. I'd be a betting man that would think the owners they think it will be, will stabilize the club, aim for promotion and then sell again once we've grown in value. Rather than long term investors. They have experience doing such things. And as fans, that wouldn't be a bad thing.

Thanks for the comprehensive answer.

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Re: Giant Ruben flag...

by skipper » 22 Apr 2024 16:00

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£2,200


Sorry Nath, I have you muted so didn't see.

We raised £2,200. Platform took £101 in costs. So we ended with £2,099.

Flag cost £1796, then the difference was carriage, the designer (I used a professional), and one ticket to the game.

So a nice experience all round. Which I really hope will connect and make a feel good factor for the final game of the season!

We had to pay extra for the flag to be fire retardant, but the quality is fantastic!

Currently don't have a plan for the flag after use, but kinda hoping that if he stays we may get another use out of it at some point.

It folds up remarkably small too, and it liftable by one person. Ricky carried it on his own. I did offer, but he was straight in there!

We asked the staff a lot of questions related to everything you'd want to know about the club, and they were remarkably candid about the whole situation.

I'm significantly more optimistic about the sale now. I'd be a betting man that would think the owners they think it will be, will stabilize the club, aim for promotion and then sell again once we've grown in value. Rather than long term investors. They have experience doing such things. And as fans, that wouldn't be a bad thing.

Thanks for the comprehensive answer.


No sweat! Best to be transparent!

You going to be at the game?


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Re: Giant Ruben flag...

by NathStPaul » 22 Apr 2024 16:04

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Sorry Nath, I have you muted so didn't see.

We raised £2,200. Platform took £101 in costs. So we ended with £2,099.

Flag cost £1796, then the difference was carriage, the designer (I used a professional), and one ticket to the game.

So a nice experience all round. Which I really hope will connect and make a feel good factor for the final game of the season!

We had to pay extra for the flag to be fire retardant, but the quality is fantastic!

Currently don't have a plan for the flag after use, but kinda hoping that if he stays we may get another use out of it at some point.

It folds up remarkably small too, and it liftable by one person. Ricky carried it on his own. I did offer, but he was straight in there!

We asked the staff a lot of questions related to everything you'd want to know about the club, and they were remarkably candid about the whole situation.

I'm significantly more optimistic about the sale now. I'd be a betting man that would think the owners they think it will be, will stabilize the club, aim for promotion and then sell again once we've grown in value. Rather than long term investors. They have experience doing such things. And as fans, that wouldn't be a bad thing.

Thanks for the comprehensive answer.


No sweat! Best to be transparent!

You going to be at the game?

Yes I am.

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Re: Giant Ruben flag...

by biff » 22 Apr 2024 16:29

Fck me you're odd.


Cheers for the effort Skipper, gonna be a really lovely touch.

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Re: Giant Ruben flag...

by skipper » 12 Aug 2024 16:43

HI BOARD

Anyone interested in hoisting the flag around the stadium this Saturday?

I will not be there, as I am working at Purbeck Folk Festival, so my first home game will be Charlton.

Ricky is also away, so neither of us are available to lead on the flag walk.

Any takers?

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