Without Paul Smith Bromsgrove Sporting wouldn't be where they are today. Without Paul Smith the fan base wouldn't be as big as it is. We need Paul to carry on at BSFC.
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Rob
8 years ago
Destroying our season
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William Chaundy
8 years ago
Mike Out, Paul to stay. In Smudger we trust.
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Daniel Phipps
8 years ago
In Smudger We Trust
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Colin Gray
8 years ago
Burke out
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john martin
8 years ago
Paul Smith successful on and off the pitch.
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Tony Hawkeswood
8 years ago
Club comes first. Period
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Anonymous
8 years ago
The future of the club is so important!
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Max Arnold
8 years ago
You've gone too far this time Mr Burke. Time to go.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
burke by name, burke by nature
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Steve Richards
8 years ago
time for a change of chairman
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Russell King
8 years ago
Burke out
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Luke Parker
8 years ago
Out out out!!
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barry appleby
8 years ago
THE MEANING OF BURKE What does Burke mean?
verb (used with object), burked, burking. 1. to murder, as by suffocation, so as to leave no or few marks of violence. 2. to suppress or get rid of by some indirect maneuver.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Paul Smith's Barmy army
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Paul Troth
8 years ago
We need to move the club forward, we had enough of the dark ages with Bromsgrove Rovers.
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Andrew Dixon
8 years ago
This club was started for the fans and the fans want Paul Smith.
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Dylan S
8 years ago
Shut the door behind you Mr Burke
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David Foulger
8 years ago
I back the Manager, if the Chairman isn't forward thinking then get someone in who is.
Without Paul Smith Bromsgrove Sporting wouldn't be where they are today. Without Paul Smith the fan base wouldn't be as big as it is. We need Paul to carry on at BSFC.
Destroying our season
Mike Out, Paul to stay. In Smudger we trust.
In Smudger We Trust
Burke out
Paul Smith successful on and off the pitch.
Club comes first. Period
The future of the club is so important!
You've gone too far this time Mr Burke. Time to go.
burke by name, burke by nature
time for a change of chairman
Burke out
Out out out!!
THE MEANING OF BURKE What does Burke mean? verb (used with object), burked, burking. 1. to murder, as by suffocation, so as to leave no or few marks of violence. 2. to suppress or get rid of by some indirect maneuver.
Paul Smith's Barmy army
We need to move the club forward, we had enough of the dark ages with Bromsgrove Rovers.
This club was started for the fans and the fans want Paul Smith.
Shut the door behind you Mr Burke
I back the Manager, if the Chairman isn't forward thinking then get someone in who is.
In Smudger We Trust!