Centurions
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The bottle to harass people in the street?You clearly haven’t got the bottle to do it yourself,
The bottle to harass people in the street?You clearly haven’t got the bottle to do it yourself,
Is Gullible their first big signing now they can spend money again?Gullible as fuck !
Would save on the cost of demolition.they could use Goodison after Everton move to their new stadium. sure the scousers would welcome that.
Exactly !To be fair the media giddiness would have you believe Scruffy Jim’s cash (ie tax dodging funds) have gone into the club coffers whereas the reality is it’s gone into the Glazers back pockets. The Rags cash position is largely unchanged as a result of Scruffy Jim buying a few of the Glazer families shares.
Gullible* has played for so many clubs, his biography is called 'Gullible's Travels'.. mind, give him his due for his pace.. he's definitely a Swift character..Is Gullible their first big signing now they can spend money again?
Easy, Season Tickets to locals only.Another large issue they will have is how to deal with the ramifications of having a significantly reduced attendance.
1. massive drop in revenue, unless they end up at Wembley.
2. Paying rent for whereever they end up
3. Disruption to how fans plan travel to games.
4. Dealing with season ticket holders - who decides who gets a ticket in the reduced capacity, with its additional obvious Reduction of season ticket revenue.
I’m struggling to see how they can do any change from what they have now, without a 1bn+purchase cost investment in a new ground on an entirely new site (where?).
Let's lend them the dosh on a payday loan.The difference between Sir Rat and Lord Mansour is that Sir Rat needs the bank and Lord Mansour is the bank.
Can share with Norwich at Carrow Road, be like a Norwich home game with there green & yellow scarvesEasy, Season Tickets to locals only.
They can share with "FC throw my toys out of the pram Rags of Manchester" and give the other half of the ground to away fans.