Yes completely agree re Twitter, but something's not right with this appointment. It doesn't take that long to get a work permit, particularly for someone who's worked in the UK recently...was also nowhere to be seen on Sat.SouthDownsRoyal wrote:Twitter is full of rubbish
I was fairly positive until the end of last week. However, even ignoring the rubbish on Twitter things are obviously not right. I think for the first time since the days of Maxwell I am really starting to fear the worst.Mid Sussex Royal wrote:Yes completely agree re Twitter, but something's not right with this appointment. It doesn't take that long to get a work permit, particularly for someone who's worked in the UK recently...was also nowhere to be seen on Sat.SouthDownsRoyal wrote:Twitter is full of rubbish
Season starts 3 weeks Sat....no players, no manager...very worrying if we go another week with nothing
Think we’d be more attractive than that pair personallyblythspartan wrote:I was fairly positive until the end of last week. However, even ignoring the rubbish on Twitter things are obviously not right. I think for the first time since the days of Maxwell I am really starting to fear the worst.Mid Sussex Royal wrote:Yes completely agree re Twitter, but something's not right with this appointment. It doesn't take that long to get a work permit, particularly for someone who's worked in the UK recently...was also nowhere to be seen on Sat.SouthDownsRoyal wrote:Twitter is full of rubbish
Season starts 3 weeks Sat....no players, no manager...very worrying if we go another week with nothing
Also, unless a local billionaire wants to buy the club I don’t see us getting any buyers. I can see why someone like Mike Ashley wanted to buy Coventry and Derby but I don’t think we hold the same attraction.
Mike Ashley is from Maidenhead originally, but despite growing up in the area he was a Spurs fan, not us the Super Berkshire carpet ballers.Hound wrote:Think we’d be more attractive than that pair personallyblythspartan wrote:I was fairly positive until the end of last week. However, even ignoring the rubbish on Twitter things are obviously not right. I think for the first time since the days of Maxwell I am really starting to fear the worst.Mid Sussex Royal wrote:
Yes completely agree re Twitter, but something's not right with this appointment. It doesn't take that long to get a work permit, particularly for someone who's worked in the UK recently...was also nowhere to be seen on Sat.
Season starts 3 weeks Sat....no players, no manager...very worrying if we go another week with nothing
Also, unless a local billionaire wants to buy the club I don’t see us getting any buyers. I can see why someone like Mike Ashley wanted to buy Coventry and Derby but I don’t think we hold the same attraction.
Wonder what Dai would take to sell?
Mike Ashley ran Newcastle in a solid way in terms of financial stability. He got a vast amount of stick, but he did invest his own money - just not in the same amounts as other PL clubs. Ironically, the biggest problem the club faced was that fan reactions to him was so hostile that it deterred commercial partnerships and reduced matchday income. I get the impression that he would do well with us.Mr Optimist wrote:Mike Ashley is from Maidenhead originally, but despite growing up in the area he was a Spurs fan, not us the Super Berkshire carpet ballers.Hound wrote:Think we’d be more attractive than that pair personallyblythspartan wrote:
I was fairly positive until the end of last week. However, even ignoring the rubbish on Twitter things are obviously not right. I think for the first time since the days of Maxwell I am really starting to fear the worst.
Also, unless a local billionaire wants to buy the club I don’t see us getting any buyers. I can see why someone like Mike Ashley wanted to buy Coventry and Derby but I don’t think we hold the same attraction.
Wonder what Dai would take to sell?
Really don't see why we'd be any less attractive than Coventry were. How many league clubs have gone out of business because no one wanted to buy them in the last 20 years... its just Bury isn’t it. And loads have been at panic stations. We only cease if Dai doesn't want an owner. Even if carrying on means years of L2 or NL.blythspartan wrote:I was fairly positive until the end of last week. However, even ignoring the rubbish on Twitter things are obviously not right. I think for the first time since the days of Maxwell I am really starting to fear the worst.Mid Sussex Royal wrote:Yes completely agree re Twitter, but something's not right with this appointment. It doesn't take that long to get a work permit, particularly for someone who's worked in the UK recently...was also nowhere to be seen on Sat.SouthDownsRoyal wrote:Twitter is full of rubbish
Season starts 3 weeks Sat....no players, no manager...very worrying if we go another week with nothing
Also, unless a local billionaire wants to buy the club I don’t see us getting any buyers. I can see why someone like Mike Ashley wanted to buy Coventry and Derby but I don’t think we hold the same attraction.
If the entire football system in this country (and many others) wasn't so bent and geared towards the clubs who "have" already there might be a modicum of hope and sense permeating the rest of the teams in the league. Holding out for the vain hope that the fan led review might actually go through and go a little way to prevent some of the over the top stupidity and selfishness that's all the rage with clubs in the league at the moment.Snowflake Royal wrote:Really don't see why we'd be any less attractive than Coventry were. How many league clubs have gone out of business because no one wanted to buy them in the last 20 years... its just Bury isn’t it. And loads have been at panic stations. We only cease if Dai doesn't want an owner. Even if carrying on means years of L2 or NL.blythspartan wrote:I was fairly positive until the end of last week. However, even ignoring the rubbish on Twitter things are obviously not right. I think for the first time since the days of Maxwell I am really starting to fear the worst.Mid Sussex Royal wrote:
Yes completely agree re Twitter, but something's not right with this appointment. It doesn't take that long to get a work permit, particularly for someone who's worked in the UK recently...was also nowhere to be seen on Sat.
Season starts 3 weeks Sat....no players, no manager...very worrying if we go another week with nothing
Also, unless a local billionaire wants to buy the club I don’t see us getting any buyers. I can see why someone like Mike Ashley wanted to buy Coventry and Derby but I don’t think we hold the same attraction.
Also, oxf*rd Billionaires. Give me a multi-millionaire to whom a few million means something and will run us with a degree of sanity.
There's no point in a billionaire, they can only put in £13m a year in the Championship and look where that got us.
I’d settle for a multi millionaire who could run the club sensibly over the next few years.Snowflake Royal wrote:Really don't see why we'd be any less attractive than Coventry were. How many league clubs have gone out of business because no one wanted to buy them in the last 20 years... its just Bury isn’t it. And loads have been at panic stations. We only cease if Dai doesn't want an owner. Even if carrying on means years of L2 or NL.blythspartan wrote:I was fairly positive until the end of last week. However, even ignoring the rubbish on Twitter things are obviously not right. I think for the first time since the days of Maxwell I am really starting to fear the worst.Mid Sussex Royal wrote:
Yes completely agree re Twitter, but something's not right with this appointment. It doesn't take that long to get a work permit, particularly for someone who's worked in the UK recently...was also nowhere to be seen on Sat.
Season starts 3 weeks Sat....no players, no manager...very worrying if we go another week with nothing
Also, unless a local billionaire wants to buy the club I don’t see us getting any buyers. I can see why someone like Mike Ashley wanted to buy Coventry and Derby but I don’t think we hold the same attraction.
Also, oxf*rd Billionaires. Give me a multi-millionaire to whom a few million means something and will run us with a degree of sanity.
There's no point in a billionaire, they can only put in £13m a year in the Championship and look where that got us.
I don't think Mike Ashley is particularly known for his benevolence.blythspartan wrote:I’d settle for a multi millionaire who could run the club sensibly over the next few years.Snowflake Royal wrote:Really don't see why we'd be any less attractive than Coventry were. How many league clubs have gone out of business because no one wanted to buy them in the last 20 years... its just Bury isn’t it. And loads have been at panic stations. We only cease if Dai doesn't want an owner. Even if carrying on means years of L2 or NL.blythspartan wrote:
I was fairly positive until the end of last week. However, even ignoring the rubbish on Twitter things are obviously not right. I think for the first time since the days of Maxwell I am really starting to fear the worst.
Also, unless a local billionaire wants to buy the club I don’t see us getting any buyers. I can see why someone like Mike Ashley wanted to buy Coventry and Derby but I don’t think we hold the same attraction.
Also, oxf*rd Billionaires. Give me a multi-millionaire to whom a few million means something and will run us with a degree of sanity.
There's no point in a billionaire, they can only put in £13m a year in the Championship and look where that got us.
I mentioned Coventry purely on the basis that they’ve sold almost 18,000 season tickets and I could see that appealing to a new owner. We’d need someone like Mike Ashley to see that our fans would come flocking back if we had something to cheer.
Wasn't thinking about comparing to Cov now. Obviously a Championship club on the up is more attractive than a L1 club in the shit. Although we'd likely be a bunch cheaper.blythspartan wrote:I’d settle for a multi millionaire who could run the club sensibly over the next few years.Snowflake Royal wrote:Really don't see why we'd be any less attractive than Coventry were. How many league clubs have gone out of business because no one wanted to buy them in the last 20 years... its just Bury isn’t it. And loads have been at panic stations. We only cease if Dai doesn't want an owner. Even if carrying on means years of L2 or NL.blythspartan wrote:
I was fairly positive until the end of last week. However, even ignoring the rubbish on Twitter things are obviously not right. I think for the first time since the days of Maxwell I am really starting to fear the worst.
Also, unless a local billionaire wants to buy the club I don’t see us getting any buyers. I can see why someone like Mike Ashley wanted to buy Coventry and Derby but I don’t think we hold the same attraction.
Also, oxf*rd Billionaires. Give me a multi-millionaire to whom a few million means something and will run us with a degree of sanity.
There's no point in a billionaire, they can only put in £13m a year in the Championship and look where that got us.
I mentioned Coventry purely on the basis that they’ve sold almost 18,000 season tickets and I could see that appealing to a new owner. We’d need someone like Mike Ashley to see that our fans would come flocking back if we had something to cheer.
We've had benevelence, I'd like competency. And he ran Newcastle on a budget despite the spend spend spend Geordie demands.tmesis wrote:I don't think Mike Ashley is particularly known for his benevolence.blythspartan wrote:I’d settle for a multi millionaire who could run the club sensibly over the next few years.Snowflake Royal wrote: Really don't see why we'd be any less attractive than Coventry were. How many league clubs have gone out of business because no one wanted to buy them in the last 20 years... its just Bury isn’t it. And loads have been at panic stations. We only cease if Dai doesn't want an owner. Even if carrying on means years of L2 or NL.
Also, oxf*rd Billionaires. Give me a multi-millionaire to whom a few million means something and will run us with a degree of sanity.
There's no point in a billionaire, they can only put in £13m a year in the Championship and look where that got us.
I mentioned Coventry purely on the basis that they’ve sold almost 18,000 season tickets and I could see that appealing to a new owner. We’d need someone like Mike Ashley to see that our fans would come flocking back if we had something to cheer.
It's not a choice between one or the other.Snowflake Royal wrote:We've had benevelence, I'd like competency. And he ran Newcastle on a budget despite the spend spend spend Geordie demands.tmesis wrote:I don't think Mike Ashley is particularly known for his benevolence.blythspartan wrote:
I’d settle for a multi millionaire who could run the club sensibly over the next few years.
I mentioned Coventry purely on the basis that they’ve sold almost 18,000 season tickets and I could see that appealing to a new owner. We’d need someone like Mike Ashley to see that our fans would come flocking back if we had something to cheer.
But one is more importanttmesis wrote:It's not a choice between one or the other.Snowflake Royal wrote:We've had benevelence, I'd like competency. And he ran Newcastle on a budget despite the spend spend spend Geordie demands.tmesis wrote: I don't think Mike Ashley is particularly known for his benevolence.
Most importantly he managed to appoint proper football managers during his time rather than a load of overrated coaches.Snowflake Royal wrote:We've had benevelence, I'd like competency. And he ran Newcastle on a budget despite the spend spend spend Geordie demands.tmesis wrote:I don't think Mike Ashley is particularly known for his benevolence.blythspartan wrote:
I’d settle for a multi millionaire who could run the club sensibly over the next few years.
I mentioned Coventry purely on the basis that they’ve sold almost 18,000 season tickets and I could see that appealing to a new owner. We’d need someone like Mike Ashley to see that our fans would come flocking back if we had something to cheer.
Carver, Shearer and McClaren were hardly roaring successes...Sutekh wrote:Most importantly he managed to appoint proper football managers during his time rather than a load of overrated coaches.Snowflake Royal wrote:We've had benevelence, I'd like competency. And he ran Newcastle on a budget despite the spend spend spend Geordie demands.tmesis wrote: I don't think Mike Ashley is particularly known for his benevolence.
Isn't that why we follow football as fans though. It's a real life soap opera. No guarantees of success. .YorkshireRoyal99 wrote:Carver, Shearer and McClaren were hardly roaring successes...Sutekh wrote:Most importantly he managed to appoint proper football managers during his time rather than a load of overrated coaches.Snowflake Royal wrote: We've had benevelence, I'd like competency. And he ran Newcastle on a budget despite the spend spend spend Geordie demands.
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