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That's All Folks
After a good few months on the World Wide Web, it is time for me to say goodbye from shaymen.org and move on to pastures new.
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Can We Look Forward?
You might not agree with his views, but they do make for a very interesting read. He might not have wrote an article for a while but he has made up for it with this excellent piece. Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome back Martensite.
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A Round-Up Of The Day
Town have secured the services of two popular players from last seasons squad. Ian Fitzpatrick and Steve Bushell have agreed terms for next season on the same day as the Shaymen lose 2-1 to Bradford City in a behind-doors friendly.
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Who's Been A Naughty Boy Then?
Over a year ago, rumours circulated round the Town faithful about certain investigations by the media into the farce of the East Stand development. Channel 4 and BBC Radio Five Live were the supposed investigators but nothing was ever confirmed.
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The Week Ending The 14th of July
This is the first in our new feature The Diary where we have a round-up of the news from the last week. These will be added into the archive which is located on the Nav Bar.
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The Votes Have Been Counted
Chris Wilder has now been in the hot seat at the Shay for nearly two weeks, and last week we whether you thought it was a good appointment or a bad one.
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Plans To Pay For Rubbish
Reading the online Sky News web site tonight, one particular article caught my eye. There have been proposals to make householders pay for their rubbish.
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29th Of July Is Judgment Day
Peter O'Hara has confirmed that the meeting with the creditors will be held on Monday the 29th of this month. Hopefully this meeting will at last bring the club out of administration.
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Pot Calling The Kettle Black?
Scarborough Football Club have got a cheek. They are demanding action from the FA because Northampton have failed to pay the transfer fee for ex-Halifax player Darren Stamp. Sounds familiar???
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More Back Issues Of The SDS Fanzine
With the future looking a bit rosier, at least for the time being, why not have a look back at the latest two issues of the SDS that have been put online.
