| Read Simon Jordan’s book 18:32 - Jul 20 with 5893 views | franco |
On holiday this week , makes you think what owners have to do to keep clubs going . Perhaps ME isn”t all that bad . |  | | |  |
| Read Simon Jordan’s book on 18:34 - Jul 20 with 5859 views | wkj |
Isn't that bad, isn't really the burning issue. Isn't that good, is. |  |
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| Read Simon Jordan’s book on 18:43 - Jul 20 with 5822 views | franco |
| Read Simon Jordan’s book on 18:34 - Jul 20 by wkj |
Isn't that bad, isn't really the burning issue. Isn't that good, is. |
All fans are the same when it’s the chairman’s money and not their own . | | | |
| Read Simon Jordan’s book on 19:05 - Jul 20 with 5757 views | Marshalls_Mullet |
You're not allowed to say that on here. |  |
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| Read Simon Jordan’s book on 19:05 - Jul 20 with 5765 views | wkj |
| Read Simon Jordan’s book on 18:43 - Jul 20 by franco |
All fans are the same when it’s the chairman’s money and not their own . |
Oh my friend, this isn't even about money in my comment. Trusting the day to day management of the club with Clegg and then marginally better but still poor Milne is high up on my "Not that good" scale. | |
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| Read Simon Jordan’s book on 19:25 - Jul 20 with 5728 views | Coastalblue |
Evans biggest issue has been recruitment and club management rather than investment |  |
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| Read Simon Jordan’s book on 19:33 - Jul 20 with 5702 views | franco |
| Read Simon Jordan’s book on 19:25 - Jul 20 by Coastalblue |
Evans biggest issue has been recruitment and club management rather than investment |
Good read thou , makes me think of Jordan in a different light | | | |
| Read Simon Jordan’s book on 19:40 - Jul 20 with 5679 views | jas0999 |
If Evans didn’t want to keep the club afloat and be ambitious enough to ensure we erm, don’t find ourselves in a League One then he shouldn’t have bought the club. No sympathy from me. |  | | |
| Read Simon Jordan’s book on 19:44 - Jul 20 with 5666 views | BryanPlug |
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| Read Simon Jordan’s book on 20:11 - Jul 20 with 5607 views | DinnernotTea |
Does he still hate Steve Bruce? | |
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| Read Simon Jordan’s book on 21:10 - Jul 20 with 5508 views | franco |
| Read Simon Jordan’s book on 20:11 - Jul 20 by DinnernotTea |
Does he still hate Steve Bruce? |
Hates Dowie and Steve parash more , Parash is a c unit thou . | | | |
| Read Simon Jordan’s book on 22:03 - Jul 20 with 5420 views | DinnernotTea |
| Read Simon Jordan’s book on 21:10 - Jul 20 by franco |
Hates Dowie and Steve parash more , Parash is a c unit thou . |
Why those two? | |
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| Read Simon Jordan’s book on 22:32 - Jul 20 with 5376 views | BryanPlug |
| Read Simon Jordan’s book on 22:03 - Jul 20 by DinnernotTea |
Why those two? |
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| Read Simon Jordan’s book on 11:49 - Jul 21 with 4966 views | newcastlefan1984 |
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Seems to stick up for Ashley a lot which grinds my gears if I am to borrow a phrase from Peter Griffin of Family Guy. |  | | |
| Read Simon Jordan’s book on 16:45 - Jul 21 with 4787 views | PrideOfTheEast |
And it’s obviously ten times harder than when Jordan owned a club given the incredible increase in money involved. | | | |
| Read Simon Jordan’s book on 19:04 - Jul 21 with 4674 views | Swansea_Blue |
| Read Simon Jordan’s book on 18:43 - Jul 20 by franco |
All fans are the same when it’s the chairman’s money and not their own . |
ME's problems have nothing to do with money. It comes down to consistently not making the right decisions. All the money in the world couldn't help that (put Jewell in charge of Liverpool and see how long their rise continues for).
Edit - I'm probably not right when I say it's nothing to do with money. Money's an issue, but screwin things up is a bigger one. [Post edited 21 Jul 2019 19:07]
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| Read Simon Jordan’s book on 20:29 - Jul 21 with 4591 views | Hipsterectomy |
| Read Simon Jordan’s book on 16:45 - Jul 21 by PrideOfTheEast |
And it’s obviously ten times harder than when Jordan owned a club given the incredible increase in money involved. |
I'm sorry, but this is rubbish, there are lots of excellent chairman out there. The Norwich people and Tony Bloom at Brighton spring to mind. They may not be billionaires but they invest in a long term plan. From what I remember reading Tony Bloom is not asking for any interest and will only begin to repay himself once Brighton are in the Prem for consecutive years, by which point him taking back even £5 mill a season would be pennies
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| Read Simon Jordan’s book on 20:33 - Jul 21 with 4580 views | PrideOfTheEast |
| Read Simon Jordan’s book on 20:29 - Jul 21 by Hipsterectomy |
I'm sorry, but this is rubbish, there are lots of excellent chairman out there. The Norwich people and Tony Bloom at Brighton spring to mind. They may not be billionaires but they invest in a long term plan. From what I remember reading Tony Bloom is not asking for any interest and will only begin to repay himself once Brighton are in the Prem for consecutive years, by which point him taking back even £5 mill a season would be pennies
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Erm, I didn't say there wasn't excellent chairman out there. | | | |
| Read Simon Jordan’s book on 07:10 - Jul 22 with 4407 views | christiand |
| Read Simon Jordan’s book on 20:29 - Jul 21 by Hipsterectomy |
I'm sorry, but this is rubbish, there are lots of excellent chairman out there. The Norwich people and Tony Bloom at Brighton spring to mind. They may not be billionaires but they invest in a long term plan. From what I remember reading Tony Bloom is not asking for any interest and will only begin to repay himself once Brighton are in the Prem for consecutive years, by which point him taking back even £5 mill a season would be pennies
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Has to be said, that those lot up the road do get a lot of things right off the pitch, even when they face adversity. They employ the right people to drive those decisions, which helps hugely and they all appear (from the outside) to buy into the concept. It's very frustrating to see, but as you say they have a clear plan and stick to it. Our approach changes season on season and we wonder why there is such a difference between the two clubs currently? [Post edited 22 Jul 2019 7:20]
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| Read Simon Jordan’s book on 09:52 - Jul 22 with 4315 views | Radlett_blue |
| Read Simon Jordan’s book on 20:29 - Jul 21 by Hipsterectomy |
I'm sorry, but this is rubbish, there are lots of excellent chairman out there. The Norwich people and Tony Bloom at Brighton spring to mind. They may not be billionaires but they invest in a long term plan. From what I remember reading Tony Bloom is not asking for any interest and will only begin to repay himself once Brighton are in the Prem for consecutive years, by which point him taking back even £5 mill a season would be pennies
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Bloom & Jordan were both fans of the clubs which they bought, unlike Evans, so they would have had an emotional attachment. Evans bought Town largely as an investment and it's turned out to be a dud so it's now an expensive rich man's toy so he is trying to minimise losses until he puts it up on eBay. |  |
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| Read Simon Jordan’s book on 09:54 - Jul 22 with 4310 views | chicoazul |
| Read Simon Jordan’s book on 20:33 - Jul 21 by PrideOfTheEast |
Erm, I didn't say there wasn't excellent chairman out there. |
the best Chairmen are the ones you never hear about. |  |
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