Covcraig@bury
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Now who`s the stupid f##ker here ? I would take a guess its YOU and your SISU loving bum chums spending all that hard earned money . And still SISU don`t invest.
Lack of investment in playing squad (11 Viewers)
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Moff
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I think the stupid fucker is someone who makes a homophobic slur to prove his point.
Nick
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What are you on about now you dribbling mess? You went to Wembley which is apparently giving them your hard earned money
You don't even make sense as you yourself have given them money when you rock up for big games.
Thick as pig shit.
Covcraig@bury
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Best you dig yourself another hole to grovel in . Who paid for my ticket ? not me . you retard .
Nick
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Ha well I didn't directly pay for my season ticket so what's your point?
As for retard, I guess you were trying to be ironic as you don't come across as the brightest.
Like I said, thick as pig shit. Seem to think you are some moral hero but can't see how stupid you make yourself look and try to get out of it because "somebody else paid for your ticket". In other words, somebody who pretends they love ccfc, hasn't got a clue and turns up for big games.
David O'Day
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Nick ban this homophobic fuckwit his views can fuck off back to the 70s as well
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Moff
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Are you suggesting all those that buy tickets to watch the team are grovelers, Sisu loving bum chums, and retards?
Your really intelligent use of insults shows you for the prize twat you are, and homophobe and someone who takes the piss out of mental health. Prick.
Covcraig@bury
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JUST NICK THE DICK. no offence to anyone else .
David O'Day
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Covcraig@bury
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I take it your Nick the dicks love bitch ! Does he call you for support on this forum ?
Irish Sky Blue
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But the club knows it will get that money, presumably out going transfer fees would be structured in the same way. If what you say is true, we wouldn’t recieve the money from outgoing players straight away but we also wouldn’t have to pay for incoming players all at once. Therefore isn’t the point you are making irrelevant?
Nick
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Are you 12 or just a bit different? You don't really seem to have much about you when it comes to insults and just make yourself look silly.
Exactly the same as the rest of the "nopm" whoppers.
Exactly the same as the rest of the "nopm" whoppers.
Covcraig@bury
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What are you on about now you dribbling mess?
As for this comment , well I would put my IQ a tad higher than yours !
Grendel
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Still NOPMUWHS are you?
skyblueinBaku
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I wouldn't mind fucking off back to the '70s. For one thing, I'd be a lot younger, and secondly, the music was great. :emoji_smiley:
robbiekeane
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Skybluefaz
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Bit early to be on the special brew innit.
Irish Sky Blue
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Without getting into a big debate, it would seem to me that Sisu’s model is exactly the same as it’s always been. No information from them on aims, objectives and the way forward. The same silence from Seppala that there always is.Same court cases causing the club the same problems and their same NOPM stance. As far as I am concerned Sisu are the same as they have always been, bad for the future of our club. They need to leave.
Gibbo
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I am not sure that the SISU model as of now this minute is that different to most clubs without a sugar-daddy. Aren't most L1 L2 clubs are living on loan players, frees, and small fees deferred over time, with the occasional windfall from a sale to a big club? Sunderland are an exception obviously. It is quite meritocratic - the manager and his team then have to find the best combination within those constraints and use it to best advantage.
However, SISU have been a bit changeable in their model, and poor at choosing managers - Thorne, Pressley & Slade.
The legal thing is another matter.
However, SISU have been a bit changeable in their model, and poor at choosing managers - Thorne, Pressley & Slade.
The legal thing is another matter.
Sky Blue Harry H
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A good post without an insult in sight. You sir can have a like.
Esoterica
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The good thing is with this current model that with the size of our club and the level of our academy, in the medium term we should produce enough saleable assets to give us a very strong platform to get back into the Championship, if managed correctly. If we ever did get back to the Championship though, I'm still not sure SISU would sell when they are just one step from the PL and breaking even, even if the reality is that the 'one step' is actually a giant leap.
Warwickhunt
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Insult to pigshit
thekidfromstrettoncamp
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Nick "I didn't directly pay for my season ticket" don't tell me your giving Joy one again , or is someone else sponsoring you. Covcrage@bury will be checking up on you.
Earlsdon_Skyblue1
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Dale, is that you?
Bury is short for Bury St Edmunds right? Near enough to Norfolk if that's where you 'really' live!
Hobo
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I hate SISU, but recruitment has been good last couple of seasons and we are starting to make some progress.
Your argument seems a little one dimensional, even to a SISU hater, it has dick head written all over it.
Westendlad
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Noooooo 12 inch flares and girly hair......Back to the eighties for me. Great times
COVKIDSNEVERQUIT
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Yeah and NO Internet and No Sky TV just good old terestial TV, but the music was better in the ' 80S. :emoji_sunglasses:
skyblueinBaku
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I like '80s music, too - and the '60s. Most of the stuff from the '90s to the present day leaves me cold.
COVKIDSNEVERQUIT
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Leaves you cold, the '90s to the present, I have another word for it, CRAP. :emoji_poop: :emoji_smile:
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I'd agree.
There are some things to bear in mind in addition.
We let Reid go in the close season, who was apparently on a large whack for the level we were at. It's not like it's been just incomings - Reid may be the standout, but other players have left, too, so there's flexibility in replacing them, anyway.
Promotion means higher anticipated gates, so a higher wage budget anyway. This can account for the new contracts, Ogogo and Brown etc. I doubt Brown is on *huge* money either, as he's just come back from injury - we're probably paying Grimmer as much! If we're paying Sterling's wages then that may or may not be eye watering (he's an unproven talent atm) but then you'd have to ask why we'd do that if it pushed us over budget and anyway, when he was signed was before we were offering McNulty a better deal (see below).
We were ablke to offer McNulty an improved contract to try and ward off interest from Reading. That improved contract clearly meant the money was there to do so, even without the income from the sale of... McNulty.
We also need to factor in another Wembley appearance as bonus cash not expected in last season's budget, in addition to the Maddison money.
So, even if that bonus cash and the Maddison money goes into hiving off losses, there's little to say that we've spent anywhere near the McNulty cash. Hiwula may well end up being a decent signing, but he was nowhere near the Huddersfield first team, and was signed for them when in the Championship, so I doubt he's on *enormous* wages. You'd hope we wouldn't be paying an unproven bloke from Walsall as much in wages as McNulty, either! The other players we've signed are hope-to-come-goods rather than immediate first teamers, too.
So... we're either (optimistically!) waiting to do a deal on Chaplin, or someone like Chaplin, or the McNulty money has not been made fully available to improve the squad. If the latter is the case, that's very disappointing given the context of other incomings. If some is being held over for January, my cynicism from times gone by suggests it'll be needed by then to pay the bills, unless we're desparetely slogging to stay up.
Hobo
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It wouldn't surprise me if Hiwula isn't on the same money McNulty was on here. I think given time to settle in with team mates he will be an excellent player. If people are right about Chaplin being Robins no 1 target (I am not so convinced) then Robins is right to hold money back for January. Also right to hold things back for other eventualities, higher league higher gates isn't always a given.
I am hoping we settle and develop in coming weeks and show we can score across the team. I think Chaplin could have added goals, but I am far from convinced he would have been a direct replacement for McNulty's goals at this level.
Playing a waiting game for Chaplin could still pay off and Robins having made a fair offer cannot be responsible for Portsmouth's reluctance to sell.
Grendel
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Interesting. He could, of course, have also taken a cut in return for bigger/better bonuses and a longer contract, and the potential to showcase himself more than being trapped in the reserves at Huddersfield.
Grendel
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Players taking pay cuts? Mmmm thought they all just leave for more money.