But isn't most of the money owed to Bloom anyway? How would costing him millions help him out?
But isn't most of the money owed to Bloom anyway? How would costing him millions help him out?
Bring back Vicente
Not a lot as i don't have millions to lose keeping the club afloat / competitive - look for a new owner / give it back to Bloom? i guess
You would like to think so unless you have brilliant powers of persuasion and have convinced bloom the ball of string you have is magic.The only right answer. On the other hands if I've won it in a game of poker it implies I've put in something of equal value into the pot surely?
So hypothetically you've just won the whole club from Tony in a poker game.
What would you next steps be on how you would run the club and pick it up,
Would you sack the board and bring in new faces? Change of football staff. I.E Coaches, Trainers and personel?
Well what would you do? Discuss
find a decent seat and enjoy
1) Sack Barber
2) Sack Kemy
3) Go back and check that Barber & Kemy had been sacked
4) Put 25% shares into a Supporters Trust so fans had proper representation on the Board
5) Invite Dick Knight back onto the Board
6) Ban the use of the word "customer"
7) Benchmark our food & drink prices against other clubs and charge competitive prices
8) Check again that Barber had been sacked
9) Ditch the crappy "One Club, One Ambition" slogan
10) Bring back Gully's Girls (or other suitable pre-match and HT entertainment)
11) Have concerts, boxing nights etc. Keep the stadium busy.
12) Have a Service Level Agreement with train & bus companies so that monies could be withheld if they deliver a crap service
13) Ask Gus "how much mate?"!!
14) And just before bedtime......check that Barber hadn't snuck back in.
I'd install a removeable ice rink at the Amex and have a B&H ice hockey team playing there every other week. Could be a big old money-spinner.
I would put a permanent ice arena under the car park entrance
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Albion in the community should be more than football, and ice skating is something that everyone could participate in, rather than just watching football. If they are going to build a hotel there it would give those who use it something to do. The area needs 365 days a year activity and an ice rink would increase the use of the Amex services outside match days. Not to mention bringing back the Brighton Tigers.
An arena could be of a good size for multi functional use. It could be boarded over for basketball, boxing, gymnastics, snooker and even world championship poker etc.
To not do something like this is missing a trick and it would mean that the area can cater for all. There is a massive demographic of people who have no interest in football and that is a customer base that the club is missing out on.
Murrayfield has an ice rink as part of its infrustructure and I think they use heat transfer to supply hot water and under soil heating.
That's what I would do
I'm liking your thinking. The CEO job's yours. When can you start?
Congratulations to Tony.