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FANS FORUMflanagan The reason Flanagan left the Oakside, it was because he was bouncing cheques from here to timbuckto! The then Chairman had enough of it and told him to leave with was funny because soon after this he left leaving Jim Chapman to once again pick up the pieces. The reason they have moved to Ilford? perhaps Flanagan feels the Secretary at Ilford who used to print the bside matchday programmes will be more of a push over than the ex redbridge chairman. Posted by in_the_know on 18 October 2014 Actually the real reason Barkingside left Oakside was because they couldn't afford the rent increase by Redbridge Fc, with the Increased rent by the Council and lack of attendance money coming in Redbridge increased the rent to an amount that Barkingside couldn't afford, so they decided to leave Oakside and move to Cricklefields where they could afford the rent there. Now Newbury Forest play at Oakside, not sure if its a success, ie crowds bar making money, but least Redbridge Fc have tenants who can help them with the cost of running Oakside. Posted by Johnno on 12 March 2015 There had to be a reason why Barkingside left Oakside after so many years. Bouncing cheques sounds feasible. Posted by Barkingside ex-fan on 14 March 2015 JIMMY FLANAGAN Basically Flanagan was taking the programmes from the opposing club and not giving the other club Millwall's programmes in exchange.So basically making money from the clubs Millwall were playing. He also has performed lots of lotterys at Barkingside FC without the actual draw being shown, which I personally feel should be looked into Posted by MiLLwAlL DeN on 18 October 2014 matt frew Time for frew to go out of his depth has cost the club this season Posted by shrewd 1 on 23 March 2014 This Season how are the Barkingside fans feeling about this season? Posted by ilford home and away on 19 August 2013 View All Posts, Ever! (Could be a long page!)
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