farawaysaint

I feel disappointed even though I know staying up was a huge achievement.

I'm sure they do, but they need an exciting rumour to sell papers and Shaw is hot property at the moment.

http://footylatest.com/toss-up-between-chelsea-and-tottenham-in-race-to-land-classy-youngster/43512 For a site calling themselves footylatest they're a bit behind on the whole power struggle bit

Ah yes, a meaningless thread she will never see, that's how I'd want to be thanked if it was me.

Finally, all the bloody journos can shut up about our players being swiped due to "uncertainty at the club".

You cheeky bugger I was expecting scantily clad girls in footie kit not community service

Booooooooooooooooooooooo.

We're not running up multi-million pound losses, the last accounts showed a small profit if I recall? Where do they get their information from?

No thank you to Benitez, his wage demands would be astronomical.

Go away Barry.

Oh Jesus.

Always had a soft spot for the eagles and the need the money. I hate old uncle Ian though.

I'm just glad all this is happening after we've secured a premier league position next season.

He has only had one season in the premier league and he plays for Southampton, these are two very good reasons why we're unlikely to have a 20million pound bid for him.

20million is seriously overestimating Morgan's value but realistically we should be fighting tooth and nail to keep our French star.

That is.... A very good point

I'm always dubious when a rape charge comes out against someone very rich and very famous for two reasons. 1: They generally don't need any help with the ladies and 2: There have been so many cases of chancers looking for an out of court payoff.

They wouldn't relegate us, I suppose it's possible they could dock points though dropping us a few places and having the same effect as a fine.

I voted yes

They gave me a damn good scare over the last few weeks.

Alt log on?

I think roundly criticising all who voted no for whatever reason goes somewhat against the purpose of having an open public vote in the first place? Everyone who voted yes also has an agenda just a different one, besides, it's not like these polls mean anything.

The business side of the game is so different to the footballing side, most managers are ex players and so have a very good knowledge of the game but chairmen who understand the footballing side are much much rarer. Cortese has taken to football like a duck to water for the most part, finding a good CEO to head up the business side would not be hard, but one who can balance footballing and business concerns like Cortese I'm much more doubtful.

Forgive me canada but that's rubbish, trustees have a fiduciary duty to the beneficiary/ies which is in this case the football club. The trust is incidental and merely a vehicle to safeguard these assets.