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Robert
The Chairman of the COnference has come across as a chap who feels he or the league he chairs is always in the right and seems to be able to strictly asdhere to rules when it suits or ignore when it doesn't. This is particularly the case with the Hampton Ground fiasco. Compassion would be reasonable if the club had submitted, plans, they had been approved and finances were in place with a builder instructed. Where is the need for compassion when the club will not have its application for planning heard until after the Play Offs have ended. That is simply incompetence on behalf of the football club concerend. If you stick to the rules you have made you find that clubs wont chance their arm so much in the future. Welling Utd could / should be playing for a place in the play offs tomorrow and hence attract a bumper crowd. The publicity for this is being denied them though as at 4.00pm the day before the game still noone knows. Only a fool would defend such a ridiculous situation and so Mr Lee you qualify as one.PS Very good interview style, knew your stuff, though arguably he could have been grilled a bit more on some of the situations discussed

Welling Fan
The situation we find ourselves in due to the Conferences refusal to adhere to their rules RE planning and implementation of Ground Improvements, is a disgrace. Hampton seem to be given extra time and no one knows what is happening. Clubs like Welling and Bath City who have spend the money on the ground to be compliant have to wait to see if the Conference will let a team that chose to spend it on the team not the ground. This is a joke and unfair.Lets hope the Chairman adheres to his own rules, and those that play by the rules are not worse off - to those who gain an unfair advantage and ignore the rules.The tea cups could well go flying if the Conference give Hampton un unfair advantage and preferential treatment.