blockhseagull
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Brovian said:
It HAS to be over 500k otherwise by the time he gets his way and sacks MM there won't be much left
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[Albion] McGhee 99% likely to leave by end of week!
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It HAS to be over 500k otherwise by the time he gets his way and sacks MM there won't be much left
Rougvie
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Rusthall Seagull said:
Spot on.
Naylor is really putting his own job on the line with this sort of misinformation.
blockhseagull
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Rougvie said:
I'm guessing he has to now, he set his stall out in support of MM and says to follow it through now
Icy Gull
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Could it be that all other sources have been exhausted and now the club needs money so desperately that we are back to a Stanley scenario of being "bailed out" by a fan? Not suggesting the same result or intentions of wrongdoing but it smacks a bit of desperation to me when you allow someone who's not put any money into the club yet to be the one with the final vote to dictate who manages 
*waits to be told that it's Naylor with an agenda *
*waits to be told that it's Naylor with an agenda *
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Rusthall Seagull
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Icy Gull said:Could it be that all other sources have been exhausted and now the club needs money so desperately that we are back to a Stanley scenario of being "bailed out" by a fan? Not suggesting the same result or intentions of wrongdoing but it smacks a bit of desperation to me
*waits to be told that it's Naylor with an agenda *
Do agree that the club is financially running on empty....
Can somebody please explain where this term 'The Dangerous Brothers' came from? Is it Naylor's imagination? Is it irony (as in 'Johnny Crumplin, Football Genius')? Are they really just a lovely pair of lads who enjoy a good night out followed by a curry (with a bit of ticket touting on the side)?
Is their Uncle Ray a thoroughly nice man who was secretly plotting Archer's downfall while pretending to be in league with them? Of course, he wouldn't want this to ever be revealed because of his modest demeanour.
I have probably misunderstood the nuances in the article and, if so, I apologise to Rougvie and Rusthall for upsetting them.
Is their Uncle Ray a thoroughly nice man who was secretly plotting Archer's downfall while pretending to be in league with them? Of course, he wouldn't want this to ever be revealed because of his modest demeanour.
I have probably misunderstood the nuances in the article and, if so, I apologise to Rougvie and Rusthall for upsetting them.
Rusthall Seagull
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Jim D said:
I just think it portrays them as 'underhand' or on the cusp of being illegal....they are not. As far as Ray Bloom goes, why if he is such a bad guy did DK allow him back on the board
Scoffers
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blockhseagull said:
The way I read it, there is no way DK would let someone dictate to him about firing a manager that he would otherwise keep unless for one of the two following reasons:-
1) He is putting in a damn sight more than £500k
2) We are so desperate for cash, we'd sell our own grandmothers
Lets just hope it's 1)
Rougvie
Rising Damp
Rusthall Seagull said:I just think it portrays them as 'underhand' or on the cusp of being illegal....they are not. As far as Ray Bloom goes, why if he is such a bad guy did DK allow him back on the board
Exactly.
Anyway it will probably come back to haunt the Argus, the people Naylor has dragged into the witchunt to save his mate are probably, and certainly will know plenty of advertisers that are keeping that rag afloat.
I suspect Naylors' bosses may have to reign him in soon if he gets any more personal.
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Rusthall Seagull
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Gwylan said:
Never...do you think that DK is that stupid?
Rusthall Seagull
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Gwylan said:Well, why do you think he's on board then? He's got pictures of Dick Knight, Martin Perry and Liz Costa in a threesome and he's blackmailing him?
Now that would really be worth a 20 page spread!!!
Rougvie
Rising Damp
vulture said:
Doubtfull, I am sure he is doing it to help McGhee, but the Bloom rumour has been doing the rounds since the Coventry debacle and is hardly a secret. The players certainly would have been aware if it, and I am sure Naylor has been sitting on it for good reason.
Barnet Seagull
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"Friend of Michel Kuipers"
the plot thickens...
the plot thickens...
Rougvie
Rising Damp
Barnet Seagull said:
Just what I was thinking.
Potentially we just may have been in a situation where we dropped a goalkeeper because of his friendship with a potential investor who didnt much like McGhee, and even diverted transfer funds (McGhee did seem desperate to get Henderson) because of a petty greivance.
If McGhee 'was' guilty of putting his own neck before the welfare of the club, then I cant see many other teams touching him with a bargepoll.