cloughie
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You obviously have mental health issues , and I am genuinely sorry about that but If you wish for help I can direct you to the correct services
You obviously have mental health issues , and I am genuinely sorry about that but If you wish for help I can direct you to the correct servicesThere is no doubt in my view if Richardson had not been forced out we'd either own the Ricoh or still be at Highfield road.
We are where we are due to the gutless spineless oaf mcginnity.
If Richardson hadn't fucked our club up by leaving us heavily in debt and without owning our own ground we wouldn't have ended up with SISU and Fisher.
You obviously have mental health issues , and I am genuinely sorry about that but If you wish for help I can direct you to the correct services
Is Richardson Fisher's Dad? I had heard the rumour but didn't believe itRichardson. Without him there would be no Fisher.
Is Richardson Fisher's Dad? I had heard the rumour but didn't believe it
How can I say this....... I agree... There! I said it!The actual debt to the co operative bank was not huge at all and an administration order would have made it all go away.
So the debt would have gone away.
We didn't own our own ground due to mcginnity not Richardson.
Does anyone ever find themselves at the Ricoh stood in a bar queue and think is that bloke stood behind that Grendel c**t off SBT?
Not bereft of facts I will leave that to your Walter Mittee worldYou, as always, are bereft of facts.
Not bereft of facts I will leave that to your Walter Mittee world
Richardson chairman till 2002 ... Highfield Road sold 5 years prior to move to Ricoh . 1st game at Ricoh 2005
Who sold Highfield Road and to WHO? I will await your answer Walter
As an aside, hindsight makes me wonder if we'd have been better off long term if Middlesbrough hadn't been deducted those points.We were effectively relegated twice.
Mcginnity sold the rights to remain there for, I believe, the princely sum of £1 million.
Talk about rose-tinted specs. Despite all the money he spent, indebting the club irreparably, our highest finish was still only 11th (many of our peers spent less and did better). We were effectively relegated twice. We sold our home of 100 years without having a replacement.
The damage Richardson did was in medical terms 'life changing'. Fisher whilst being generally useless, and just a front man for SISU anyway, hasn't sold the club's home and in essence condemned it forever more. It remains to be seen whether SISU are really to blame for Wasps buying the Ricoh.
Mcginnity sold the rights to remain there for, I believe, the princely sum of £1 million.
The main damage was not getting promoted back at the first attempt. Clubs who didn't all ended up floundering.
The debts at the club in terms of bank financing were not huge and the point is all debts could have been eradicated at a stroke with zero impact on the club. Richardson I believe was a strong character and would have put the club before the other creditor. Mcginnity was a hapless dope who decided to sell sell and sell to pay his puppet master. It was a catastrophic decision.
Richardson was a spiv and a mercenary but he was not a fool. Mcginnity hardly can claim any moral high ground when you look at the murky background of his company and also he was a pasty and a fool.
If we had signed hartson a few weeks earlier we would have stayed up.....If, if, if.
If he hadn't sold Robbie Keane, to pay top dollar back to Robinson and himself and all the others, we would have had a player to score the goals, and wouldn't have had to purchase Bellamy.
If he had sacked Strachan, we may have stayed up.
IF he hadn't invested shit loads of cash on utter shit like Colin Hendry, we may have been able to bolster the squad when we were in trouble, but we didn't.
The list is endless. I wont even start on Fisher, they are both utter pricks.
The main damage was not getting promoted back at the first attempt. Clubs who didn't all ended up floundering.
The debts at the club in terms of bank financing were not huge and the point is all debts could have been eradicated at a stroke with zero impact on the club. Richardson I believe was a strong character and would have put the club before the other creditor. Mcginnity was a hapless dope who decided to sell sell and sell to pay his puppet master. It was a catastrophic decision.
Richardson was a spiv and a mercenary but he was not a fool. Mcginnity hardly can claim any moral high ground when you look at the murky background of his company and also he was a pasty and a fool.
Hindsights a wonderful thing but from current knowledge Tim Fisher, every time!
Well you can believe what you want that appears to be how you make up your 'facts'
Ground was sold and the Princely sum was paid back in rent over 5 years, Can't imagine why anyone would have wanted to remove him
Richardson got it for free via his
McGinnity was not up to the job to try rescue the mess, as I have previously said yet, I haven't seen anyone giving him higher moral ground he made big mistakes regarding CCFC but he was a self made millionaire hardly a fool
The thief Richardson started the rot
A self made millionaire - with a lot of help from his friends
http://www.playthegame.org/news/new...wes-its-success-to-the-hillsborough-disaster/
Well your the self proclaimed high flyer surely you should know its who you know not what you knowA self made millionaire - with a lot of help from his friends
http://www.playthegame.org/news/new...wes-its-success-to-the-hillsborough-disaster/
How about some facts from you for once?The actual debt to the co operative bank was not huge at all and an administration order would have made it all go away.
So the debt would have gone away.
We didn't own our own ground due to mcginnity not Richardson.
You obviously have mental health issues , and I am genuinely sorry about that but If you wish for help I can direct you to the correct services
Funnily enough I was speaking to someone earlier in the week who used to do some work for Richardson (a non City fan, not even a football fan) and he didn't have a bad word to say about him.
Choosing between Fisher and Richardson isn't much of a choice but I suppose you have to go with Richardson. Personally I was totally oblivious to the financial side of football then so didn't even think about how the hell we were paying for the players we had so got to watch good players in blissful ignorance.
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