Great news. Remains the club's best ever manager in my view.......
Certainly agree with your first sentence, and it is absolutely brilliant to see the great man back in the fold.
With regards to a flag with that image on, now that he's part of the club, maybe they ought to sound him out first? He might not want to be remembered for sticking two fingers up at the Palace fans! Not very diplomatic behaviour for an Ambassador!
Still cannot understand why Mullers was not on the wall of ' legends '
The whole thing is flawed from start to finish. You start at one end with Gus Poyet and then it runs chronologically to Leon Knight. It is implying that Gus is the greatest thing that will ever happen to BHA and nothing or no-one will ever change that. Forty or fifty years are covered by about 3 players and then there are a plethora of players from recent times. It is implying that nothing happened in our history for 40-50 years. Where the hell is Tommy Cook. Capped for England whilst at BHA. Where is Adrian Thorne, who scored 5 goals in the game that saw Albion promoted to the second tier for the first time ever.
More importantly, where is Mullery. Our most successful manager ever. Far more deserving to be up there than Gus Poyet.
The list goes on...Cook, Gill, Thorne, Mullery, Bamber....all deserve a place.....but one man stands head and shoulders above the rest and I am delighted the club have rewarded him with this role.
Poyet has been taken down...
Still cannot understand why Mullers was not on the wall of ' legends '
The whole thing is flawed from start to finish. You start at one end with Gus Poyet and then it runs chronologically to Leon Knight. It is implying that Gus is the greatest thing that will ever happen to BHA and nothing or no-one will ever change that. Forty or fifty years are covered by about 3 players and then there are a plethora of players from recent times. It is implying that nothing happened in our history for 40-50 years. Where the hell is Tommy Cook. Capped for England whilst at BHA. Where is Adrian Thorne, who scored 5 goals in the game that saw Albion promoted to the second tier for the first time ever.
More importantly, where is Mullery. Our most successful manager ever. Far more deserving to be up there than Gus Poyet.
The list goes on...Cook, Gill, Thorne, Mullery, Bamber....all deserve a place.....but one man stands head and shoulders above the rest and I am delighted the club have rewarded him with this role.
This is going to sound negative and it's great to have Mullery back ......
..... his salary probably isn't huge but I doubt all those people made redundant recently weren't on high salaries either. It just seems ... well .... a bit unnecessary. The club keep banging on about cutting costs due to FFP but then create a role like this that IMO doesn't really bring anything to the club.
Bloom and Barber have acted very cleverly here. They are aware that neither of them has the right personality to be a front man for the club, and the Life President, who has, is out of favour for obvious reasons. Mullers, however, ticks all the boxes - Albion legend, friend of the Bloom family, emotional connection to the club, great with people, loves the spotlight. And it probably doesn't hurt at all with PB that he's a former Tottenham man...
This is going to sound negative and it's great to have Mullery back ......
..... his salary probably isn't huge but I doubt all those people made redundant recently weren't on high salaries either. It just seems ... well .... a bit unnecessary. The club keep banging on about cutting costs due to FFP but then create a role like this that IMO doesn't really bring anything to the club.
Bloom and Barber have acted very cleverly here. They are aware that neither of them has the right personality to be a front man for the club, and the Life President, who has, is out of favour for obvious reasons. Mullers, however, ticks all the boxes - Albion legend, friend of the Bloom family, emotional connection to the club, great with people, loves the spotlight. And it probably doesn't hurt at all with PB that he's a former Tottenham man...
Bloom and Barber have acted very cleverly here. They are aware that neither of them has the right personality to be a front man for the club, and the Life President, who has, is out of favour for obvious reasons. Mullers, however, ticks all the boxes - Albion legend, friend of the Bloom family, emotional connection to the club, great with people, loves the spotlight. And it probably doesn't hurt at all with PB that he's a former Tottenham man...
What obvious reasons?
That is an excellent point. I'm also pretty sure that the club would not allow an enticing image to be displayed at the stadium anyway.With regards to a flag with that image on, now that he's part of the club, maybe they ought to sound him out first? He might not want to be remembered for sticking two fingers up at the Palace fans! Not very diplomatic behaviour for an Ambassador!