Sacked secretary hits back as FA probe into club is confirmed

Hopefully that means they are doing something abiut it
Up the dockers

Further to my earlier posting saying I had contacted the FA I can let you know that I have received a reply from them saying that they are aware of the situation and that they are monitoring things. They would make no further comment - which is understandable at this time.DOCKERS FOR EVER

I have today contacted the FA to ask for an update on the current situation regarding OUR club.
If I hear anything before the excellent Enquirer does I will post it asap. LONG LIVE THE DOCKERS.

Some very good comments www.theenquirer.co.uk. Name and shame these people who have been raping and pillaging our club for years.

Lets hope Mark Southgate uses everything in his power to expose any wrong doing by ANYBODY of behalf of Tilbury FC. Lets hope the FA do their bit, get rid of whoever is guilty, of bringing the clubs good name into disrepute and good on Neil Speight and the Enquirer for keeping me and other exiles up to date with the current situation. LONG LIVE TILBURY FC.

What i dont understand how did these so called trustees become to own the club, did they buy the land? And who made them trustees, is it something they have decided to call themselves. And Mr Southgate ( Club sec) should be looking to the law of this country to having these fraudsters locked up, if indeed they have used his signature for there own greed.Confused indeed.

THE latest twist in the sorry saga of Tilbury Football Club has seen ‘sacked’ secretary Mark Southgate issue a damning statement about chairman Robbie Nash, while the club is set to appear before the FA over irregularities.
In his statement Mr Nash denied the club has been contacted by the FA, nor have the Ryman league been involved, but the Enquirer has confirmed with the FA that contact was made by their Financial Regulation officer Lee Champion, who has not only written to Mr Nash but has also spoken with the club’s solicitors. Ryman League senior officers, including chairman Alan Turvey have also been involved.
Mr Nash and the club solicitors have been summoned to appear before the FA and Ryman League at their Wembley HQ.
Full story at www.theenquirer.co.uk