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Originally posted by 1973 ranger View PostArtful. Redknapp is not the cause of this count how many players were signed in the summer of 2012 by Hughes with Fernandes's blessing and there is where it started 150 gran a week on two keepers says it all. Get it right with recruitment and good management and the club will be a success. Very easy to blame Redknapp because he does have previous but our demise was mainly caused by four people, Hughes, Rigg, Joorabchin and most importantly Tony Fernandes who like it or not allowed it to happen.
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Look at that summer and 11 signings were made to go with the ones in january. Good luck with the drive and lets enjoy the game
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Originally posted by 1973 ranger View PostArtful. Redknapp is not the cause of this count how many players were signed in the summer of 2012 by Hughes with Fernandes's blessing and there is where it started 150 gran a week on two keepers says it all. Get it right with recruitment and good management and the club will be a success. Very easy to blame Redknapp because he does have previous but our demise was mainly caused by four people, Hughes, Rigg, Joorabchin and most importantly Tony Fernandes who like it or not allowed it to happen.
of now on my 2 hour drive to HQ - come on urrrr’s
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Artful. Redknapp is not the cause of this count how many players were signed in the summer of 2012 by Hughes with Fernandes's blessing and there is where it started 150 gran a week on two keepers says it all. Get it right with recruitment and good management and the club will be a success. Very easy to blame Redknapp because he does have previous but our demise was mainly caused by four people, Hughes, Rigg, Joorabchin and most importantly Tony Fernandes who like it or not allowed it to happen.
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Let's not pretend Tony's tenure has been anything other than abject failure. Where we were when he took over to a skint lower Champioship side with a £45m ffp bill to pay off for years is nothing short of a scandalous decline.
Yes, Tony's heart was and is in the right place. But he has totally ruined our great chance of becoming a stable Premier League club then and probably for a good few ears to come.
Good luck Tony but don't come back.
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Originally posted by 1973 ranger View PostBrentford; Chelsea and Fulham have all made a success of running clubs in the same part of London as us. The mis management cost us our premier league status and all the finances that come with it. Bournemouth being in the league as long as they have blows the idea of the size of the stadium out of the water as they have got it right on the field.
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Brentford; Chelsea and Fulham have all made a success of running clubs in the same part of London as us. The mis management cost us our premier league status and all the finances that come with it. Bournemouth being in the league as long as they have blows the idea of the size of the stadium out of the water as they have got it right on the field.
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Very good West. If the value of the club was low enough then Mittals could step in as with the right management the club could be a success.
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Originally posted by 1973 ranger View PostHow much would the club be worth now?
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Originally posted by 1973 ranger View PostHow much would the club be worth now?
as new owner in C Club would appreciate if you all sing one Westie Acton there’s only one Westie Acton. Will be appointing facto as entertainments director
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Originally posted by West Acton View PostOr are we about to have wool pulled over our eyes for second time where Amit was the front man with knee high and flabby still pulling strings in background
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If he was to be more actively involved do not see it as a bad thing. Last time he did they wanted to takeover the club so that would be the best resulr we can hope for.
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