shorehamview
Pink Sambuca drinking World Champion.
Perhaps now we have been found out not to be the massive sporting conglomerate we aspired to be we could restructure the businesses.
1. Cut all ties with foreign clubs.
Sell Chengdu and Ferencvaros, and terminate our ties/partnerships with White Star Woluwe and Central Coast Mariners. After all, what have we had from them? Some Chinese Dragon Dancers and the chance for fans to buy Chengdu shirts. Oh, and we've signed some Chinese players, with very limited success. And that's it. What other benefit have we seen, apart from some overseas jaunts for Terry Robinson? The only benefit has been one way, and it's all away from us. Let them raise their own profile, we have better things to concentrate on.
2. Property developers.
We are a football club. Can we stick with developing our team, rather than hotels and health clubs? Realistically how much money have we seen invested in the club from the purchase of a health club?
3. Playing Style.
Is it asking too much that next time we employ a manager we get one who is dedicated to the ideal that football is so much better when the ball isn't going into orbit every two minutes? It might or might not be successful, but it's horrible to watch. And can we have a plan B now and again?
4. Invest wisely.
Given the amount of money we have spent since Warnock left why aren't we in the top half of the Premier League? I'm not convinced that £2 million for Henderson and £3 million for Evans is better business than £4 million for Beattie.
5. Loans are for emergencies.
Don't build the squad around players that are only here for the short term.
6. Don't take the piss.
We are football fans, not idiots, although some try to prove that they can be both. Please treat us with a little respect. You could start by telling the truth instead of spinning it out of shape - also known as bullshitting. We might respect you a little bit more if you came clean.
1. Cut all ties with foreign clubs.
Sell Chengdu and Ferencvaros, and terminate our ties/partnerships with White Star Woluwe and Central Coast Mariners. After all, what have we had from them? Some Chinese Dragon Dancers and the chance for fans to buy Chengdu shirts. Oh, and we've signed some Chinese players, with very limited success. And that's it. What other benefit have we seen, apart from some overseas jaunts for Terry Robinson? The only benefit has been one way, and it's all away from us. Let them raise their own profile, we have better things to concentrate on.
2. Property developers.
We are a football club. Can we stick with developing our team, rather than hotels and health clubs? Realistically how much money have we seen invested in the club from the purchase of a health club?
3. Playing Style.
Is it asking too much that next time we employ a manager we get one who is dedicated to the ideal that football is so much better when the ball isn't going into orbit every two minutes? It might or might not be successful, but it's horrible to watch. And can we have a plan B now and again?
4. Invest wisely.
Given the amount of money we have spent since Warnock left why aren't we in the top half of the Premier League? I'm not convinced that £2 million for Henderson and £3 million for Evans is better business than £4 million for Beattie.
5. Loans are for emergencies.
Don't build the squad around players that are only here for the short term.
6. Don't take the piss.
We are football fans, not idiots, although some try to prove that they can be both. Please treat us with a little respect. You could start by telling the truth instead of spinning it out of shape - also known as bullshitting. We might respect you a little bit more if you came clean.
