Salford City

[Blue Mist]

Can't see the bald guy adopting those tactics somehow.

Though the bald guy Mk II might give it a go next season at "TWGC"™.

A better idea would be to give a donation to the Lads club. It deprives the rancid club of publicity.

 

[biggsy_2]

Buy a Salfords Lads Club T shirt instead of giving the money to those xxxxs!

 

[Prestwich_Blue]

Just sacked their manager. I'm sure Gary Neville will be blaming the owners.

 

[TinFoilHat]

Just sacked their manager. I'm sure Gary Neville will be blaming the owners.

Give it Giggsy!

 

[manclad]

Give it Giggsy!

"Until the end of the season" !!

 

[ancoats]

Just sacked their manager. I'm sure Gary Neville will be blaming the owners.

or the Glazers

 

[blue b4 the moon]

Maybe they can move Poundland there 'on loan' and then the rags can get someone new in whilst still paying Poundland on a monthly basis?

I could be a scruffy jim advisor.

 

[Mad Eyed Screamer]

Give it Giggsy!

I'd have thought Scholes would take the job, given his experience at managing Oldham...

 

[BeerIsTheBest]

Easy to hold a microphone and chat complete shit about how clubs are run and are performing, particularly after failing so spectacularly in management posts. The vaunted class of 92 clearly skipped all the economic lectures.

The parent company of Salford City, the club co-owned by a raft of former Manchester United stars, lost more than £4.7m last yearaccording to new figures. Accounts released by Project 92 Limited show the company was losing an average of £91,000 per week.

 

[JASR]

Easy to hold a microphone and chat complete shit about how clubs are run and are performing, particularly after failing so spectacularly in management posts. The vaunted class of 92 clearly skipped all the economic lectures.

The parent company of Salford City, the club co-owned by a raft of former Manchester United stars, lost more than £4.7m last year according to new figures. Accounts released by Project 92 Limited show the company was losing an average of £91,000 per week.

The companies house record shows there are 2 charges held by HSBC against them for (presumably) loans over the past 2 years, so that presumably means they are really in the crap, making a loss, despite loans. But i'm not an expert.