| Serious question for the Evans outers 14:29 - Feb 10 with 13187 views | BlueNomad |
For those of you who shout about Evans getting "out of OUR club" I have a question.
He is an immensely wealthy man. Imagine for a moment that he decided to take your advice, write off the £100m+ debt and just went. After all, some of you claim he doesn't care. His life wouldn't really change much. What would be left of OUR club? |  | | |  |
| Serious question for the Evans outers on 13:44 - Feb 11 with 575 views | Oxford_Blue |
| Serious question for the Evans outers on 13:20 - Feb 11 by badadski |
The debt has already been written off, it was within the terms that if Evans ever sold on the club that it would be without the debt which he took on him self.
However as owner of the club he is allowed to recoup as much of his losses so selling all of our prized youngsters or a fire sale on any high paid experienced players would be the mostly likely way of doing this.
As Mick said, be careful what you wish for, I'm not condoning Evans but although he is has not splashing out on big players he is keeping with what he was saying and keeping the vultures away from our prized youth.
He is trying to build around it which is what we all wanted. Not a quick fix but again its what we wanted. |
Don’t think that can be right because it’s widely reported that Evans has made a condition of the sale the debt being paid off. Even if the debt itself didn’t need to be paid off, Evans would just increase the asking price by the same amount so it’s the same end result.
I hope you’re right. But the kind of person who can afford to write off £6m a year of cash (at least) is quite rare. |  | | |
| Serious question for the Evans outers on 14:26 - Feb 11 with 553 views | FrankfurtBlue |
| Serious question for the Evans outers on 12:42 - Feb 11 by itfcjoe |
i think that definitely underplays Lee O'Neill's role here, he's very much in a position of authority, he certainly isn't Lambert's assistant in any way shape or form
The post I was replying to was saying we needed a football man at the top of the club, we effectively have one - appointing someone else there won';t make a difference, it's to do with their role, not who it is. |
Help me out then. What changes has LON initiated that have brought, or will bring about, a positive change at the club? |  | | |
| Serious question for the Evans outers on 14:32 - Feb 11 with 543 views | itfcjoe |
| Serious question for the Evans outers on 14:26 - Feb 11 by FrankfurtBlue |
Help me out then. What changes has LON initiated that have brought, or will bring about, a positive change at the club? |
He has brought the Community Trust back.
He was the one who was the key man to get the James Norwood deal done, from what I hear.
He basically runs the club for Evans who is never here, there is loads more that he does - your view of his role isn't correct and there is very much a 3 man leadership team at the club with him, Lambert and Evans, but he is the one who is closest to Evans and his man on the ground |  |
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| Serious question for the Evans outers on 14:47 - Feb 11 with 525 views | Radlett_blue |
| Serious question for the Evans outers on 14:32 - Feb 11 by itfcjoe |
He has brought the Community Trust back.
He was the one who was the key man to get the James Norwood deal done, from what I hear.
He basically runs the club for Evans who is never here, there is loads more that he does - your view of his role isn't correct and there is very much a 3 man leadership team at the club with him, Lambert and Evans, but he is the one who is closest to Evans and his man on the ground |
And at least he's a "football man", unlike his predecessors Milne & Clegg. |  |
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| Serious question for the Evans outers on 14:58 - Feb 11 with 509 views | FrankfurtBlue |
| Serious question for the Evans outers on 14:32 - Feb 11 by itfcjoe |
He has brought the Community Trust back.
He was the one who was the key man to get the James Norwood deal done, from what I hear.
He basically runs the club for Evans who is never here, there is loads more that he does - your view of his role isn't correct and there is very much a 3 man leadership team at the club with him, Lambert and Evans, but he is the one who is closest to Evans and his man on the ground |
Could you explain to me what my view of his role is? | | | |
| Serious question for the Evans outers on 15:00 - Feb 11 with 504 views | FrankfurtBlue |
| Serious question for the Evans outers on 14:47 - Feb 11 by Radlett_blue |
And at least he's a "football man", unlike his predecessors Milne & Clegg. |
Unlike Milne and Clegg......damning with faint praise indeed! | | | |
| Serious question for the Evans outers on 15:04 - Feb 11 with 497 views | Radlett_blue |
| Serious question for the Evans outers on 15:00 - Feb 11 by FrankfurtBlue |
Unlike Milne and Clegg......damning with faint praise indeed! |
Rather like claiming Jewell was a better manager than Keane. | |
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| Serious question for the Evans outers on 15:07 - Feb 11 with 495 views | itfcjoe |
| Serious question for the Evans outers on 14:58 - Feb 11 by FrankfurtBlue |
Could you explain to me what my view of his role is? |
"O'Neill works under Lambert and Evans, as some sort of assistant...........He essentially does what Lambert and Evans ask of him." | |
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| Serious question for the Evans outers on 15:11 - Feb 11 with 484 views | FrankfurtBlue |
| Serious question for the Evans outers on 15:07 - Feb 11 by itfcjoe |
"O'Neill works under Lambert and Evans, as some sort of assistant...........He essentially does what Lambert and Evans ask of him." |
Would it be better for you if I stated that he is there to help Lambert? | | | |
| Serious question for the Evans outers on 16:30 - Feb 11 with 431 views | itfcjoe |
| Serious question for the Evans outers on 15:11 - Feb 11 by FrankfurtBlue |
Would it be better for you if I stated that he is there to help Lambert? |
Everyone is there to help each other, but O'Neill is not Lambert's assistant in any way in reality | |
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