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Dan Friedkin is our chairman, yet never sets foot in the ground.
Roma is the project, we are simply a nice shiny new ground with potential to generate big profits.
I have nothing against owners making profit, I do object to no strategy that actually involves the team winning.
I hope I am wrong in that assessment.
We are not and our owners either have no ambition beyond survival or need another year to drum up the money and/or accounts that would allow us to improve a wafer thin squad.
So see you next summer lads
Before them is was Preston and us. After them it was Real Sociedad, Sunderland and WHU, twice. For a manger who appears often, to be praised by the Media and pundits for doing a fantastic job, that’s not exactly an Elite list of super clubs is it.
He’s never to my knowledge, been head hunted, by a Villa, a Chelsea, A Spurs type club here in England nor a Celtic /Rangers in Scotland. (Celtic should ne looking for a replacement for O’Neill, so why has Moyes name never mentioned ?). How about a Leverkusen, Frankfurt, Besiktas, Roma, Lazio, Dortmund or a Benfica. No, never. Why, because he’s a loser, a bringer of boring, non progressive football and an attitude of I’m doing you a favour, for which you should be thanking me. My only question is, why has he got a way with it for so long ? I do have one further question. Why is he still here ?
PS : The RSs, Sporting director Richard Hughes appointed Iraola, when he worked at Bournemouth. He had a hand in appointing him to manage the RS.
I don’t see them selling for a quick 250m profit, they see the longer gains, which don’t necessarily need trophies.
European football would bring massive increases in revenue, from matches, tickets, sponsors, more salt n pepper chicken sold.
Actual trophies? Well that’s a whole bigger investment, a whole bigger risk.
Do I see TFG taking that risk ?
Absolutely not.
Their biggest chance is hiring a a manager on the up, who can develop players, build a side on a budget while selling their biggest assets, but still progressing.
Not going for glasner now would be a huge waste.
Araola was never going to.come here, but glasner, maybe.
I just feel we are now just a cog in a big American fuck you wheel, where trophies mean nothing, because trophies cost money, money is an expense, an expense that can be avoided while profits still roll in.
This season should have produced more good results and most of us don’t understand the adverse performances especially toward the end of the season.
We managed to a few decent results despite the poor offence as the defence was holding firm but it too became very shoddy.
If Moyes is to be suffered for next season then one hopes that the glaring weaknesses we all witnessed every week will be properly addressed otherwise it’s an average squad finishing in mid-table again.