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I remember making comparisons between Tan and Chansiri, but this is just another level of negligence and disrespect. Absolutely abhorrent, and while I think Wednesday will be saved, ultimately I think they're going to take a lot of damage both on and off the pitch.
No one wants to see this. Their ticket prices have been outrageous for years as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Coyote
He bought a football club, gambled in an attempt to get to “the promised land”, and when they failed he decides to run the club into the ground because it’s too expensive to run.
These sorts of owners appear ignorant of the reality of buying into a business which is rarely profitable.
I can only conclude that their egos blind them to the very obvious financial facts.
I know little about the circumstances however It seems a given that Chansiri is a complete toe rag.Quote:
Originally Posted by Coyote
Are there any crowd funding sites to help their trust or fanbase? I would donate.
Wonder if the Tan out crew would swap for Chansiri.
To even put them in the same conversation is not only unfair, it’s totally thick.
There must be an argreement to pay part of Howarths wages.I doudt they've paid anything
When you look at the vulgarity of the top Premier League clubs expenditure and see what's happened here to this club it shows that football is in a very sad state of affairs.
nobody owns the club but owns the right to be a custodian. In this case failed miserably.
Feel very sorry for the fans several of whom I know.
Spot on.Quote:
Originally Posted by Taffy Blue in Berkshire