Watch this Space have heard some news about Tim and Mark today all will soon be revealed.
Your such a tease
Watch this Space have heard some news about Tim and Mark today all will soon be revealed.
Our average this season willbe around 12-14 k i imagine , we were selling tickets at shitfield for around 14 pound i believe , with 1500 turning up , add another 7-8k tickets at 21-24 pound a pop , sisu have shown how inept they are at working out a simple fucking sum
Well they have gone quiet haven't they?
Source? (said in a Grendel type of way)Watch this Space have heard some news about Tim and Mark today all will soon be revealed.
I think TF may come out looking better than you think out of this one.....
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A Fisher roast hog.......now there's a thought.BBQ is my favourite
Er dont think so
Normally I am in agreement with what you have to say.
However as much as it pains me.......
We all know SISU should have just paid the going rate for ACL. They chose not to.
Mr Fisher decision or Joys???
That decision whoever made it was an absolute shocker. That decision is where the fault lies.
However after that decision Cov are from a SISU perspective screwed. In a corner one option accept what ACL offer or nothing.
Mr Fisher produced an escape route. I don't like it, I didn't believe the FL were that weak to swallow it. However he got it.
Cov are suddenly back where they were negotiating with ACL. One difference the club are kidnapped.
Hence for a SISU or someone who thinks only from a CCFC perspective are in a far better negotiating position.
Also he has held onto the threat of a new stadium as it is only a two-four deal.
This is what he will use for the real target the Ricoh.
As I have always maintained I just hope the charity gets every penny it should.
However I personally I am not fooled that mr fisher has egg on his face
Normally I am in agreement with what you have to say.
However as much as it pains me.......
We all know SISU should have just paid the going rate for ACL. They chose not to.
Mr Fisher decision or Joys???
That decision whoever made it was an absolute shocker. That decision is where the fault lies.
However after that decision Cov are from a SISU perspective screwed. In a corner one option accept what ACL offer or nothing.
Mr Fisher produced an escape route. I don't like it, I didn't believe the FL were that weak to swallow it. However he got it.
Cov are suddenly back where they were negotiating with ACL. One difference the club are kidnapped.
Hence for a SISU or someone who thinks only from a CCFC perspective are in a far better negotiating position.
Also he has held onto the threat of a new stadium as it is only a two-four deal.
This is what he will use for the real target the Ricoh.
As I have always maintained I just hope the charity gets every penny it should.
However I personally I am not fooled that mr fisher has egg on his face
Hate Fisher. Like where we are now. Go figure.
All I can say my friend is watch this space.
It is my perception that Tim is simply following Joy's instructions. Who honestly believes that the N'ton move was Tim's idea and he pushed it through?
And also remember that allegedly, in private Tim thinks that 'Joy is bonkers'.
It is my perception that Tim is simply following Joy's instructions. Who honestly believes that the N'ton move was Tim's idea and he pushed it through?
And also remember that allegedly, in private Tim thinks that 'Joy is bonkers'.
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Many things have changed though. A short term deal was never on offer either, after all...
Not sure it applies to listen to public words of anybody really.
So what was the offer of rent free for last season and a reported 150k for the next two seasons then?
CL would not consider inserting break clauses into the current licence
Many things have changed though. A short term deal was never on offer either, after all...
Not sure it applies to listen to public words of anybody really.
Still none the wiser what the point of Labovitch was.
All he seemed to do was antagonise... was his point so people actually realised the others were better than they thought(!)
There is a train of thought however which goes: the year of sacrifice has forced a deal through for the Ricoh that will allow CCFC to compete in L1 and with FFP & that no fans have deserted the club, possibly more are being attracted. TF is undoubtedly hated by all but it is possible the club at the beginning of next season may be in a better position than it would have been had it have not had the year away. I'm not sure how strong a financial position we are now in and whether the losses of the year away will be made up by the new deal and renewed interest?
Imagine where we could have been had we taken that chance when open to us?
To take some of the heat away from Fisher. We had the faceless Joy, Waggott who looked after the football side and then we had Fisher who had the job of feeding us mainly lies. How often did they seem to make comments at the same time?
They often seemed to make contradictory statements, so either they were incapable of coordinating a response, were not team players or were trying to confuse and obfuscate.
Whatever the tactics were, they sure as hell backfired!
With half a stadium management company and no hope of ever getting the other half?
The methods may not be palatable, but I remain to be convinced that any deals on offer for the Ricoh have been worth taking.
With the greatest of respect, they could probably have bought half of ACL for the same price as the lost revenues of the Sixfields farce; had a tangible state in what should be an appreciating asset, a positive springboard from which to negotiate the balance of the shareholding, and not left the cub hamstrung with FFP limitations in seasons to come
With the greatest of respect, they could probably have bought half of ACL for the same price as the lost revenues of the Sixfields farce; had a tangible state in what should be an appreciating asset, a positive springboard from which to negotiate the balance of the shareholding, and not left the cub hamstrung with FFP limitations in seasons to come
With the greatest of respect, I remain to be convinced owning half a stadium management company is a deal worth making.
Well - again it would cost less than we lost at Sixfields; you could count (via cross-invoicing and the like) the turnover to help with FFP, and it makes profit. That any good for starters?