End of the road. Was shit mostly.
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End of the road. Was shit mostly.
Ok and who comes in.?Quote:
Originally Posted by Do me a Faerber
Someone better, so it's anyone from about 7 billion options.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hilts
One of the many Welsh millionaires , if there's any left after the millionaire cull.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hilts
😂😂😂😂Quote:
Originally Posted by Do me a Faerber
Best we have had ever.Quote:
Originally Posted by Do me a Faerber
Name one! Don’t you think Tan would have sold up if he could anyone to give him his £100 back! He’s the best owner we have ever had in my lifetime! 73 years!Quote:
Originally Posted by Do me a Faerber
What idiot is going to buy us. The only way tan would leave is after stripping every single asset and even then he'd be about 80 mill out of pocket.
Tan is never going to make a profit on us.
FoolQuote:
Originally Posted by Do me a Faerber
That's his own problem. He needs to carry out his promise to make the club debt free then put the club up for sale. If he's looking to make a profit, then he's in the wrong business.Quote:
Originally Posted by mazadona10
It's easy to pass on a substandard product on your customer when you don't even consume that product. He don't even go to games.
He should cut his losses. Lots of people will buy if he has made the club debt free and isn't valuing the club at £100.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ianto13
Tan being the "best" illustrates perfectly what a gaggle of either incompetent or conniving w@nkers the club have had over the years.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ianto13
How do you become a millionaire?
Start off as a Billionaire then buy a football club !
He is the worse owner right now though! 239 years!Quote:
Originally Posted by Ianto13
A million seconds is 12 days.Quote:
Originally Posted by insider
A billion seconds is 31 years.
Switch that to money, I don’t think many of them are bothered...
He’d fit in well on here then. :hehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by Do me a Faerber
I’d buy the club for a hundred quid, £100!!!!!!!! Are you real?Quote:
Originally Posted by Do me a Faerber
I've also been watching the club for a long time and I'd agree that Mr Tan is the best chairman/ owner the club has ever had.
That's a fact and a certainty, and the moaning is very like the way the simpletons and children are attacking the new manager before he's done anything.
They seem to think that we've got the rescources of Chelsea or Man Utd and that competing at this level is the same as playing that computer game so many of them like
Come on now. Being the best dosent mean he isn’t shit. No one can deny he has done one terrible football decision after another. And after he abandoned the red he pretty much lost interest.Quote:
Originally Posted by RonnieBird
The worst part about him, and this is my issue with him, the paranoid old git. He fails to put the right football people in right positions. He is responsible for having a leach like Dalman running things and having Cho go arround buying and selling bagels.
It’s and absolute farse and the club is going nowhere.
Tan is coming up on 10 years at the club.
Before Tan
League 2
League 1
League 1
13th
16th
11th
13th
12th
7th
4th (virtually bankrupt)
After Tan
4th
6th
1st
Prem
11th
8th
12th
2nd
Prem
currently 14th
That's one bottom half season in the championship since he bought us and the season hasn't finished yet. You forget the position we were in and look at Bolton now.
People keep bringing up the issue of Tan making the club debt free but have no understanding of the FFP rules. It's not possible in a short period of time. The only way we might be able to do it would be by running the club more sensibly, appointing a manager like Harris and not throwing the kitchen sink at it like Fulham have. Then we could use some of the parachute money to pay off our debt.
With moments of great shit.Quote:
Originally Posted by jeepster
Remains to be seen what is legacy will be off the pitch.
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Originally Posted by Shute
Does anyone really know where we stand in terms of debts? I haven’t got a clue. All seems to be a bit ambiguous.
Plus , you also have to accept that despite things getting better on the pitch, Tan has shown great incompetence and disrespect. I’m over it, but I won’t be bought off. He has apologised and appears to be trying to make amends but I for one will hold off on celebrating the guy until he is no longer at the club and we get an idea of where we stand in terms of debt and a healthy football club , including an emphasis on youth and a general philosophy.
He’s done an ok job but who’s to say ten years in the championship and a couple in the prem couldn’t have been improved upon with better management at board level.
Lastly, if you want someone on Neil Harris wages, is Neil Harris really the best option?
I think Tans a good ownerQuote:
Originally Posted by RonnieBird
I think Neil Harris is a decent manager for a smaller club trying to stay in the league
I am underwhelmed by his appointment
Just because people don’t agree with you COMPLETELY doesn’t make them simpletons, we all have views and they don’t all have to match.
**** me ive replied to a multi WUM account. The club must really be pissing me off.
Is it the porn Barron? Finally......:hehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by Hilts
If you are happy to accept we will always be a second tier (at best) club but with no major money worries to trouble us then I guess Tan is the man for you. I have no doubt he is an honourable man and I don't think he would ever abandon us to the fate that befell us under prior administrations.
However, I think by now it should be plain for all to see that he has limited ambition (and know-how) for any long term progression in the club's status. It seems that he is happy to accept unexpected positive outcomes (like the last promotion) but without planning or funding for it.
Yes his main concern might be to keep the club on an even keel but his price for that is that we shall forever be a club lacking the necessary funding and structure to compete at the highest level. I'm absolutely certain his strategy is to get the club into a saleable situation as soon as possible so that he can sever ties with a project which has not fulfilled his ambitions for it.
As ever, and understandably, as it's probably an issue of personalities, some will be grateful we still have a club at all and others will be forever disappointed because that most fundamental hope in football for bigger and better things has been taken away.
I see you’re still being a patronising tw4t, then.Quote:
Originally Posted by RonnieBird
Don’t talk sense.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shute