At least this process is starting off open and transparent which non of the parties have previously been particularly inclined to be. With the new panthers board there is certainly more chance of agreements being reached between parties . Previous parties have been dug in their own trenches which enabled nothing . So maybe some sense may emerge. I remain cautiously optomistic .

He has no respect for the supporters of FCHT, nevermind Halifax Panthers.

Mixing Bosomworth and Hoddie up there ?
Never been Bosomworth's biggest fan but whatever happens at the Shay he WILL ensure the football's future,im 100% certain of that.

Calderdale council had a q &a this week and the shay was brought into question, question is 13 mins in as I’m sure no one wants to listen to these waffle on for any longer than necessary. https://www.youtube.com/live/FZHbOjMsXD ... eQwFFBH2Rp

Calderdale council had a q &a this week and the shay was brought into question, question is 13 mins in as I’m sure no one wants to listen to these waffle on for any longer than necessary. https://www.youtube.com/live/FZHbOjMsXD ... eQwFFBH2Rp

Whilst the Council ‘stressed’ they would not sell to the highest bidder, they made a lot of hot air saying nothing positive moving forward. The end of the Financial year is only a couple of months away, realistically no concrete decisions can be put in place so it will drag on as before.
imo

To be fair the lady from the council who responded to the question relating to the Shay spoke coherently, and in my opinion fairly - would prefer for the ground to be taken over jointly by the 2 clubs, which should in the long term benefit both, both financially and security of tenure. Unfortunately the practicalities of getting the 2 boards to work together on the purchase, and perhaps even more challenging the ongoing running of the ground doesn't make me feel too optimistic.