Re: State of the Nation : Wed Mar 20, 2024 9:00 pm  

B0NES wrote:

It's pretty much the same depressing theme through the press , Martin Sadler was on a pod cast on YT yesterday saying the same thing .

Thats why Pearson is keeping a low profile and away from the press.
He knows the game is up and is probably the reason Smith is still in a job because the hole he has dug is just too deep now

Re: State of the Nation : Wed Mar 20, 2024 9:09 pm  

bonaire wrote:

Thats why Pearson is keeping a low profile and away from the press.
He knows the game is up and is probably the reason Smith is still in a job because the hole he has dug is just too deep now

He'll be quiet until we've got some new signings and then passes to sell the script is well worn now.

And ill be a lot more thorough in my assessment of our signings this time, i.e. are they from the HullFC NRL equivalent teams who are struggling basket cases like Canturbury and Wests, do they regularly play the position we claim they play, where other SL teams linked with signing them etc

Re: State of the Nation : Wed Mar 20, 2024 9:13 pm  

UllFC wrote:

He'll be quiet until we've got some new signings and then passes to sell the script is well worn now.

And ill be a lot more thorough in my assessment of our signings this time, i.e. are they from the HullFC NRL equivalent teams who are struggling basket cases like Canturbury and Wests, do they regularly play the position we claim they play, where other SL teams linked with signing them etc

Agreed, I gave Okunbur and Pele the benefit of the doubt that they could be rocks or diamond signings but I was just trying to convince myself they might be ok. Sadly I should have listened to my head rather than my heart.

Re: State of the Nation : Thu Mar 21, 2024 12:13 pm  

Assume we have all read the BBC sport story RE: Chelsea supporters group feedback to their club? All a bit deja vu after reading this thread, although at least they have a conduit into the club, pointless as it will likely turn out to be. Difference there is Boehly et al have the EPL riches coming in and huge financial backing from Blackrock, so the fan income is almost irrelevant; the polar opposite of Hull FC. Close to "irreversible toxicity" indeed... https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/68618210

Assume we have all read the BBC sport story RE: Chelsea supporters group feedback to their club? All a bit deja vu after reading this thread, although at least they have a conduit into the club, pointless as it will likely turn out to be. Difference there is Boehly et al have the EPL riches coming in and huge financial backing from Blackrock, so the fan income is almost irrelevant; the polar opposite of Hull FC. Close to "irreversible toxicity" indeed... https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/68618210

Re: State of the Nation : Fri Mar 22, 2024 5:15 pm  

Noises of takeover interest

Re: State of the Nation : Fri Mar 22, 2024 7:04 pm  

Rocknrolla69er wrote:

Noises of takeover interest

Who's the EX player ?

Re: State of the Nation : Fri Mar 22, 2024 7:14 pm  

B0NES wrote:

Who's the EX player ?

Tim Wilby?

Re: State of the Nation : Fri Mar 22, 2024 7:16 pm  

RC15 wrote: Assume we have all read the BBC sport story RE: Chelsea supporters group feedback to their club? All a bit deja vu after reading this thread, although at least they have a conduit into the club, pointless as it will likely turn out to be. Difference there is Boehly et al have the EPL riches coming in and huge financial backing from Blackrock, so the fan income is almost irrelevant; the polar opposite of Hull FC. Close to "irreversible toxicity" indeed... https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/68618210 That's what so sad about the apparent demise of FC voices, not quite sure what has happened there, at least the fans had a conduit to the management and could reflect the mood of the subscribers and customers.

RC15 wrote: Assume we have all read the BBC sport story RE: Chelsea supporters group feedback to their club? All a bit deja vu after reading this thread, although at least they have a conduit into the club, pointless as it will likely turn out to be. Difference there is Boehly et al have the EPL riches coming in and huge financial backing from Blackrock, so the fan income is almost irrelevant; the polar opposite of Hull FC. Close to "irreversible toxicity" indeed... https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/68618210 That's what so sad about the apparent demise of FC voices, not quite sure what has happened there, at least the fans had a conduit to the management and could reflect the mood of the subscribers and customers.

Re: State of the Nation : Fri Mar 22, 2024 7:17 pm  

ComeOnYouUll wrote:

Tim Wilby?

Was writing the above and thinking exactly that!

Re: State of the Nation : Fri Mar 22, 2024 7:39 pm  

Probably digging the Mally Walker rumor up again .