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Surely we can start to hear about some of these nasty Nic stories now? He's gone so nothing to stop some of our esteemed posters from sharing all of the horrible, nasty stuff NC has done....

 

Posters have regularly used the "if only you knew" line with actually very little actual detail or evidence to back it up. Should be plenty of them to share considering the masses of ex-employees/sponsors etc who have been unfairly treated.

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Surely we can start to hear about some of these nasty Nic stories now? He's gone so nothing to stop some of our esteemed posters from sharing all of the horrible, nasty stuff NC has done....

 

Posters have regularly used the "if only you knew" line with actually very little actual detail or evidence to back it up. Should be plenty of them to share considering the masses of ex-employees/sponsors etc who have been unfairly treated.

 

I heard someone was once sacked and they wern't very happy about it!

 

He was so nasty.

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Surely we can start to hear about some of these nasty Nic stories now? He's gone so nothing to stop some of our esteemed posters from sharing all of the horrible, nasty stuff NC has done....

 

Posters have regularly used the "if only you knew" line with actually very little actual detail or evidence to back it up. Should be plenty of them to share considering the masses of ex-employees/sponsors etc who have been unfairly treated.

 

Which posters?

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Which posters?

 

 

Do you want a concise list? Or are you denying that people regularly allude to to NC being horrible and nasty but actually provide very little evidence?

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According to this BBC article he was a lovely man http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/25420261

 

Spend a few hours at Southampton's Marchwood training centre and you will form a different view of Cortese, The kit men and the groundsmen know him as Nicola, not Mr Chairman. He knows the names of their wives and family. He sends birthday cards. He actually seems to care.

 

 

well he obviously didn't sack them or any member of their families'. I'm convinced that most of the abhorrers are actually people sacked or made redundant by the club at some time or other, unless of course there are a few who've had their freebies truncated.

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well he obviously didn't sack them or any member of their families'. I'm convinced that most of the abhorrers are actually people sacked or made redundant by the club at some time or other, unless of course there are a few who've had their freebies truncated.

 

Being the boss is being disliked.

 

Has there ever been a boss of an organisation the size of Saints where the person in charge is loved by every single current/former employee?

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Being the boss is being disliked.

 

Has there ever been a boss of an organisation the size of Saints where the person in charge is loved by every single current/former employee?

 

 

 

Ted Bates?

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Ted Bates?

 

 

Ooh you probably weren't around in about 69/70 but Ted Bates was not loved upon the Milton. It was always said that he only kept the job because his wife's money funded the club. How true that was I just can't remember, it was Milton talk anyway.

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Ooh you probably weren't around in about 69/70 but Ted Bates was not loved upon the Milton. It was always said that he only kept the job because his wife's money funded the club. How true that was I just can't remember, it was Milton talk anyway.

 

Lol things don't change much do they?

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Ooh you probably weren't around in about 69/70 but Ted Bates was not loved upon the Milton. It was always said that he only kept the job because his wife's money funded the club. How true that was I just can't remember, it was Milton talk anyway.

 

that cant be true, bazza says otherwise

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Do you want a concise list? Or are you denying that people regularly allude to to NC being horrible and nasty but actually provide very little evidence?

 

I can't recall posters on here saying something like if only you knew whilst providing no details. I think MLT may have said it once in an interview.

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I can't recall posters on here saying something like if only you knew whilst providing no details. I think MLT may have said it once in an interview.

 

there was

FF has on a few occasions.

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Ooh you probably weren't around in about 69/70 but Ted Bates was not loved upon the Milton. It was always said that he only kept the job because his wife's money funded the club. How true that was I just can't remember, it was Milton talk anyway.

 

One specific year:lol:

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One specific year:lol:

 

But even 3 years later everyone was pleased when he stepped down for Lawrie (not that i think he had much choice in the matter anyway) As the current parlance would say "he'd taken us as far as he could". Even when we got relegated no-one was whining about bringing him back (as they would be now) he was still Lawrie's assistant at the time and nothing would have been easier.

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Only libel if false!

 

Not quite true. The burden of proof falls upon the publisher. Therefore, unless there's solid proof to back the claims being made, Cortese would still have a good case against the owners of this website.

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"You can't handle the truth!"

 

According to this forum it needs to be proved that a section of football terrace supporters were disgruntled for a season out of 50 so thereby making him unpopular, so unpopular they gave him two statues.

 

 

So much so he was given the freedom of the City.

 

:lol:

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Surely we can start to hear about some of these nasty Nic stories now? He's gone so nothing to stop some of our esteemed posters from sharing all of the horrible, nasty stuff NC has done....

 

Posters have regularly used the "if only you knew" line with actually very little actual detail or evidence to back it up. Should be plenty of them to share considering the masses of ex-employees/sponsors etc who have been unfairly treated.

 

Digging for dirt, eh? Now I can make sense of your name!

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But even 3 years later everyone was pleased when he stepped down for Lawrie (not that i think he had much choice in the matter anyway) As the current parlance would say "he'd taken us as far as he could". Even when we got relegated no-one was whining about bringing him back (as they would be now) he was still Lawrie's assistant at the time and nothing would have been easier.

 

My point was and it was with a question mark was that is as popular as you are ever going to get and face it has there ever been as loved a man on and off the pitch? Really has there? I dont know hence the question mark, but as its me people dont read it, they ignorantly jump upon it.

 

They do make me laugh.

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According to this forum it needs to be proved that a section of football terrace supporters were disgruntled for a season out of 50 so thereby making him unpopular, so unpopular they gave him two statues.

 

 

So much so he was given the freedom of the City.

 

:lol:

 

Eh?

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Eh?

 

I have been told many times to link something or prove something, someone has said Ted Bates was not popular for one year on the terraces in the late 60's, obviously this kept him up late in his life........................................

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