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  • Kevster269
    Silver Seat
    • May 2009
    • 1390

    #1

    Is Neil's position stronger now...

    Now that the clowns in charge are trying (albeit allegedly) to sell the club for a hugely inflated price, do you think Neil's position is stronger? Lets be honest, if Neil goes, it'll rip the heart out of the team and we'll soon be worth pretty much f uck all as we get a weekly hammering.

    With that in mind, its in the board's interest to retain Neil and keep the value of the club as high as they can. Consequently and hopefully, they will bow to some of his demands for transfer money and players in order to keep him....

    Anyone,anywhere agree?
    2011-2013, 2 seasons in the Premiership, 76 games, 14 wins........two years of my life I'll never get back!!

    2013/2014 mediocrity topped off with a win at Wembley....

    2014/2015 was pretty much the same as 2011-2013.....

    2015/2016, average at best.....

    2016/2017, same old, same old....

    2017/2018, aim low, avoid disappointment!

    Its the hope that kills you!
  • Stanley
    Guest
    • Mar 2009
    • 23693

    #2
    Originally posted by Kevster269
    Now that the clowns in charge are trying (albeit allegedly) to sell the club for a hugely inflated price, do you think Neil's position is stronger? Lets be honest, if Neil goes, it'll rip the heart out of the team and we'll soon be worth pretty much f uck all as we get a weekly hammering.

    With that in mind, its in the board's interest to retain Neil and keep the value of the club as high as they can. Consequently and hopefully, they will bow to some of his demands for transfer money and players in order to keep him....

    Anyone,anywhere agree?
    Yes absolutely. Thats all very sensible, rational and logical...everything that Tango man is not, which unfortunately is where the argument starts to fall apart.

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    • Kevster269
      Silver Seat
      • May 2009
      • 1390

      #3
      Originally posted by Stanley76
      Yes absolutely. Thats all very sensible, rational and logical...everything that Tango man is not, which unfortunately is where the argument starts to fall apart.
      Fair shout Stanley. daft of me to credit him with sense, rational thought and logic. Apolgies ;-)
      2011-2013, 2 seasons in the Premiership, 76 games, 14 wins........two years of my life I'll never get back!!

      2013/2014 mediocrity topped off with a win at Wembley....

      2014/2015 was pretty much the same as 2011-2013.....

      2015/2016, average at best.....

      2016/2017, same old, same old....

      2017/2018, aim low, avoid disappointment!

      Its the hope that kills you!

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      • EYR
        Gold Seat
        • Mar 2009
        • 5470

        #4
        Im glad to see Warnock has ridden out the first installment of boardroom interferance. I wouldnt go as far as to say 1-0 to NW but with signings coming in it looks like NW has fought his corner well.

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        • 80sCasual
          CCG
          • Dec 2009
          • 9231

          #5
          Good point.
          Queens Park Rangers
          NPower Champions 2010/2011

          PREMIER LEAGUE 2011 - ETERNITY (Oh well got that wrong, we'll be back though)

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