SkyBlue_Bear83
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Fisher picking the next manager by himself makes me shudder.
Fisher picking the next manager by himself makes me shudder.So if MV goes aswell does that leave just Fisher as the board
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That twat should walk too.Fisher picking the next manager by himself makes me shudder.
From Twitter, someone from the scg said apparently.Source?
From Twitter, someone from the scg said apparently.
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So if MV goes aswell does that leave just Fisher as the board
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I for one , sincerely hope not .You only have to look at the list of out of work managers to see how much worse off we could be in the long termMowbray actually said he would be considering things over the next few days....has he actually gone?
Tbh, I doubt the league have done the scmp benchmarking yet so I doubt the clubs would have had the league report yet (I think it comes out twice a year) which benchmarks your budget against everyone in the league.Careful Head boy Strange will hold them all on the radiators till they squeak on the rat who leaked that.
Fuck no pleaseWill oggy be caretaker?
Mowbray actually said he would be considering things over the next few days....has he actually gone?
He did by selling everything that moved. Once we moved to the Ricoh we were back to losing fortunes and back to the debt level again
No, you listen.Listen, SISU have continued the mess...escalated it infact.
But you do know the club was a mess financially before they arrived?
I know there's many parts of our club that's much, much worse but insinuating that the mess is only due to SISU is inaccurate.
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We were a club with reasonable aspirations of a top flight return when Joy & co took the helm
You foresaw this demise then?In debt up to our eyeballs, with an extortionate rent bill and 30 minutes from administration.
Aspirations my arse.
You foresaw this demise then?
No, but salvageable with even a smidgeon of business acumen.You thought it was a platform for success ?
No, but salvageable with even a smidgeon of business acumen.
You seem to be implying i'm contradicting myself....Aspirations to Salvageable.
If one had business acumen, one would've laughed at Ranson and asked if he was taking the piss.
You seem to be implying i'm contradicting myself....
Cast your mind back to the some of the spectacular results the squad that season achieved in and around the time Sisu took charge. Man Utd, top flight Blackburn and top of the league West Bromwich all humbled on their own patch. The footballing side of affairs weren't too far off the finished article.
So yes, salvageable or aspirational however way you want it, no contradiction on my part, was responding to your choice of words.
I'm not.I don't care if you contradict yourself or not.
It's rather obvious that Coventry City FC were royally fucked way before SISU were invited to join the party. Aspirations only belonged to the shortsighted, or those that lack the acumen you spoke of earlier.
Score lines come and go. Mowbray was already a fucking messiah this time last year. What happened after Christmas? The SISU factor?
No. He lost the plot and Armstrong dried up.
I'm not.
The question you failed to answer was did you foresee this demise.
You know, the relegation and relocation.
The failure of every manager, not just Mowbray, to make any kind of progress or sustained assault on a top six finish regardless of league.
The PR disasters, tressel table ticket office and ludicrous pretence, upheld to this day, that we are looking at sites for a new stadium.
Fuck all to do with anyone else other than Sisu to be honest.
But why was it bad that McGinnity sold what he could to try and get the debt down that was there when he took over but is OK for SISU to sell what they can? Surely if it is good for one it is good for the other.He did by selling everything that moved. Once we moved to the Ricoh we were back to losing fortunes and back to the debt level again
Not a bad skim over of the facts.I was aware that the previous regime had run up a £60 million debt, and that they sold our stadium to rent a new one. Did you miss that?
Are you saying that you thought Ranson's mates had a bottomless pit of expendable cash ? They were, and are, an asset stripping hedge fund. They came in when every right minded investor laughed at us.
I found out later how much the rent was. Game over. In fact, didn't we all start wondering about SISU's business acumen at that point. Or did you miss that too?
I think your aspiration didn't match the situation.
But why was it bad that McGinnity sold what he could to try and get the debt down that was there when he took over but is OK for SISU to sell what they can? Surely if it is good for one it is good for the other.
In a week where many are exposed for greed and corruption, here is a man who has publicly stated he wont take a single penny...not even that which he is entitled too....
I hope he stays...
I wonder if he has laid an ultimatum at Joy's door...fund me or fire me?
I was aware that the previous regime had run up a £60 million debt, and that they sold our stadium to rent a new one. Did you miss that?
Are you saying that you thought Ranson's mates had a bottomless pit of expendable cash ? They were, and are, an asset stripping hedge fund. They came in when every right minded investor laughed at us.
I found out later how much the rent was. Game over. In fact, didn't we all start wondering about SISU's business acumen at that point. Or did you miss that too?
I think your aspiration didn't match the situation.
Didn't miss it, no. My original post was a response to Weeman's stating that it does nobody any good bleating about the shortcomings of a regime that are no longer here. Sisu regrettably....I was aware that the previous regime had run up a £60 million debt, and that they sold our stadium to rent a new one. Did you miss that?
Are you saying that you thought Ranson's mates had a bottomless pit of expendable cash ? They were, and are, an asset stripping hedge fund. They came in when every right minded investor laughed at us.
I found out later how much the rent was. Game over. In fact, didn't we all start wondering about SISU's business acumen at that point. Or did you miss that too?
I think your aspiration didn't match the situation.
Nope, it probably doesn't, but as I have said before (many others having said the same too), Sisu don't choose the formation of the team. Sisu don't choose the tactics or pick the 11 that go out there on the field of play.Well glad to see those on here that were bleating got what they wished for.
As evo and others have said changing the manager isnt the quick fix answer to this mess. I will remind one or two of you in 12 months time when you are moaning about the new poor bastard who believed the sisu bullshit and came here.
12 managers in 9 years under these clowns doesnt lie.
Rip ccfc
Some people would prefer to pay back money owed to local companies. You would have preferred us to do it the Leicester way. And you say Richardson is not to blame although he sold HR and run up the debts that crippled us.Mcginnity sold the right to buy back Highfield road and also he refused to go into administration at a time when there was no punishment.
We know that he hasn't gone...despite what the little Professors on here say.So any update on whether we know if he has actually gone or not?
In a week where many are exposed for greed and corruption, here is a man who has publicly stated he wont take a single penny...not even that which he is entitled too....
I hope he stays...
I wonder if he has laid an ultimatum at Joy's door...fund me or fire me?
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