RichD
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He's mortgaged us to the point of extinction and just fucked off and left us to rot.
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He's mortgaged us to the point of extinction and just fucked off and left us to rot.
Well he's had less to spend and he's not been here as long but relatively speaking he's shite also. Wait til N dong goes for two packs of scampi flavoured fries.On a similar scale to the money lost under Byrne? Are you sure about that?
Well he's had less to spend and he's not been here as long but relatively speaking he's shite also. Wait til N dong goes for two packs of scampi flavoured fries.
@Sweeper - simple and genuinely asked question... (whether the answer is given, or is honest, is up to you).
Is your position in this debate affected by some kind of influence - financial or otherwise - from SAFC or Ellis Short?
Wait til he sells the ground to himself on the cheap (under another company name) and starts renting it back to us. We would get an instant bonus of 5% of the value back for Coleman to spend on 45 new players. 750k goes a long way when you scour the Bolivian non leagueWonder what interest we will have paid back on that? Maybe the ground rent on Shorts hotel could go towards it?
No. It’s affected by common sense. Although I appreciate that in the alternate reality of the SMB post-defeat, this might not be the time and place for it.
Where is the common sense in not blaming a bloke for plunging a club/business into levels of debt of Coventry and Leeds combined, before they very nearly went pop?
Debt which is owed to him. A key difference. It’s paper debt, but he effectively owes himself money.
Many were over the moon with the Moyes appointment.His two managerial appointments, prior to Coleman also have a combined record of 6 wins in 54 league games for us, I believe.
No. It’s affected by common sense. Although I appreciate that in the alternate reality of the SMB post-defeat, this might not be the time and place for it.
I'll accept your answer and I have no way of proving it one way or the other. Thank you for replying..... I hope you'll appreciate that in these modern days, it's not unheard of for a large company or organisation to try and influence sentiment by having people post certain opinions on social media.
As for common-sense, I think you know, as well as I do, that there's no such thing. You might take the facts and interpret them in your way.. I might see exactly the same facts and come out with a completely different interpretation.
I can assure you (on my part) it's not hysteria.... we are in a crisis like I've never before seen at the club. If this isn't a time for hard questions being asked of the man in charge then I don't know when would be.
And you think the club might have made me sign up to the board in 2005, and make 15000 posts over 13 years, just to make my defence of a future owner that we hadn’t then heard of more convincing when the time came?
He pays a subscription for NBC sports so he can watch us in 4K definition. That's dedication for you!