by Sir Rodger Doyle »
30 Nov 2010 00:24
actually- the only promises JM made to me were delivered, in full, and then some
I think it’s more to do with the rhetoric we get when season tickets go on sale. The old classic “This reiterates my desire and determination to get this club back in the Premier league” bollox.
LOL at you taking risks with JMs money. risk your own why dont you
As far as I can see, he hasn’t put a bean into the club since signing Leroy Lita. I, on the other hand have spent something like £5000 with the club in this time. While I accept that it is my choice to do so, I feel let down by his empty promises. On a positive note my eldest boy is becoming increasingly apathetic about going to matches at the moment, so it seems I may not have to pay out for one season ticket at least. The money I spend on the club will not be returned to when it is sold. So, I am risking my money while he is not risking his.
im not apologising for him- he doesnt need apologising for- apart from in the deranged minds of mongs
I don’t need apologies, just the truth would do.
your moronic use of the 'black hole every year' just shows how much of a mong you are. it doesnt come from nowhere each year purely as an excuse for him not to spend. we bring in less than we spent. as long as that happens(and weve gone a huge way in reducing wages to make sure it doesnt any more), and as long as companys have annual accounts there will always be a gap, every year. no need to get all conspiracy theory about it.
There is of course a disparity between revenue and costs. This is common to nearly all clubs in this country. The time when clubs could borrow money to meet deficits may be over, but the clubs already carrying these debts are fine so long as they can service them to the satisfaction of the creditor. We, as far as I know do not owe money to anyone. This may be fine for those who are financially responsible for the business, but it does make it very much harder for us to compete at this level. If JM cannot/will not invest money in the club then fine, I just wish he would come out and tell us. If we are to exist solely on the money we can generate as a business then I would rather yo-yo between the championship and league one, rather than shuffle around the middle of the Championship like an undead Zombie club. Every time we have a couple of players that are worth watching they are assets to the club on and off the field. I want to see players that get me out of my seat, players that can entertain and get us the results we all crave. If the future model of the club involves the selling of these assets in order to maintain JM’s position as the chairman, then I think the sooner he sells the better. Does anyone here really want the spectre of a mid-table groundhog season year on year?
LOL at you for thinking that "club modelling themselves on arsenal, and having the aim of wanting to be as big as arsenal"="club thinking they are as big as arsenal
Sorry, don’t really understand this bit. Howe did say something along these lines, but I think you would be as deluded (as he clearly was when he said it) if you took it literally.