Snowballs2 Posted 14 November, 2008 Posted 14 November, 2008 We appear to be heading for the crossroads in the clubs history. We have a situation where fan is fighting fan, the boardroom appears to be in meltdown and there is no end to the conflict in sight. We have a scenario (apparently) where certain director would like to get his money out, but he does not want to sell his shares to another shareholder. On the basis that we are fast heading towards both financial meltdown and administration, with the board playing shoolyard politics its time that the bank stepped in and said enough! Most of us now would happily see some form of external control. So what should SENSIBLY happen next?
Wade Garrett Posted 14 November, 2008 Posted 14 November, 2008 Snowballs, we may have differences of opinion on this forum, but at the end of the day this forum isn't really that important. In reality, we have fans who can't be bothered with the team anymore, hence the sub 15000 attendances. Attendances aren't going to go up so something has to give. Even the sales of Surman and Lallana will only be delaying the inevitable. I think the days of sensibility are long gone. Sensibly, Askham and co should withdraw their support for Lowe. Wilde should wake up and realise what a prat he is making of himself. Crouch should publicly tell us if he has any plans to stop administration. It isn't going to happen.
Mr X Posted 14 November, 2008 Posted 14 November, 2008 we should all slit our wrists in tandem and create a spectacular bloodbath display imo
Mole Posted 14 November, 2008 Posted 14 November, 2008 So what should SENSIBLY happen next? Lowe is the problem, but Wilde is what caused the problem, therefore Wilde needs to sell up and go. All eyes should be on Wilde.
John B Posted 14 November, 2008 Posted 14 November, 2008 We appear to be heading for the crossroads in the clubs history. We have a situation where fan is fighting fan, the boardroom appears to be in meltdown and there is no end to the conflict in sight. We have a scenario (apparently) where certain director would like to get his money out, but he does not want to sell his shares to another shareholder. On the basis that we are fast heading towards both financial meltdown and administration, with the board playing shoolyard politics its time that the bank stepped in and said enough! Most of us now would happily see some form of external control. So what should SENSIBLY happen next? Dont Panic
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