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A very well reasoned expression of the facts.
I do, however, prefer the more succinct "f*** off!", expressed earlier in the thread.
A regular has just signed up with Virgin Media and so is having some fun with you, ignore him x
A regular has just signed up with Virgin Media and so is having some fun with you, ignore him x
Nice one Just because I have a different opinion to you, that doesnt mean I am wrong. Is that not what forums are for? To express our opinions.
He is ruining our club! It may look like a good move at the moment and last season was certainly my favourite in recent years and probably my best since the FA cup final season.
However, his ownership is not going to be sustainable for our club. We will be a Championship side for a few years, but he will grow tiresome of us and leave us the same way Archer and Bellotti and we will once again be a debt ridden club. He claims to be a fan for life, but did the Glaziers not say the same thing about United?
Poyet will leave us in a season or two for Chelsea and we will get someone like Ian Dowie and no longer will we attract players with the calibre of Mackail-Smith from the grasp of Premier League clubs.
Within a few seasons, the JCLs will lose intrest with being a mid table Championship side and we will have an empty, ghostly, stadium like Coventry.
All of this will lead to us to becoming the 'Leeds' of the Championship and sink back into League one, leading us to lose our best players and acting as a domino effect. If we do not sort this out soon, we may be playing Eastbourne and Lewes in League Two.
Bloom OUT!
You may think I'm winding you up just because I have a different opinion to you all, but I just care about our club and dont want us to fail.
Come on you Seagulls!
Neither am I to be honest , not enough words spelt out in capital lettersLOL
I'm not sure it is THE Ernest to be honest.
he is ruining our club! It may look like a good move at the moment and last season was certainly my favourite in recent years and probably my best since the fa cup final season.
However, his ownership is not going to be sustainable for our club. We will be a championship side for a few years, but he will grow tiresome of us and leave us the same way archer and bellotti and we will once again be a debt ridden club. He claims to be a fan for life, but did the glaziers not say the same thing about united?
Poyet will leave us in a season or two for chelsea and we will get someone like ian dowie and no longer will we attract players with the calibre of mackail-smith from the grasp of premier league clubs.
Within a few seasons, the jcls will lose intrest with being a mid table championship side and we will have an empty, ghostly, stadium like coventry.
All of this will lead to us to becoming the 'leeds' of the championship and sink back into league one, leading us to lose our best players and acting as a domino effect. If we do not sort this out soon, we may be playing eastbourne and lewes in league two.
Bloom out!
You may think i'm winding you up just because i have a different opinion to you all, but i just care about our club and dont want us to fail.
Come on you seagulls!
He is ruining our club! It may look like a good move at the moment and last season was certainly my favourite in recent years and probably my best since the FA cup final season.
However, his ownership is not going to be sustainable for our club. We will be a Championship side for a few years, but he will grow tiresome of us and leave us the same way Archer and Bellotti and we will once again be a debt ridden club. He claims to be a fan for life, but did the Glaziers not say the same thing about United?
Poyet will leave us in a season or two for Chelsea and we will get someone like Ian Dowie and no longer will we attract players with the calibre of Mackail-Smith from the grasp of Premier League clubs.
Within a few seasons, the JCLs will lose intrest with being a mid table Championship side and we will have an empty, ghostly, stadium like Coventry.
All of this will lead to us to becoming the 'Leeds' of the Championship and sink back into League one, leading us to lose our best players and acting as a domino effect. If we do not sort this out soon, we may be playing Eastbourne and Lewes in League Two.
Bloom OUT!
You may think I'm winding you up just because I have a different opinion to you all, but I just care about our club and dont want us to fail.
Come on you Seagulls!
Yes, you're entitled to your opinion (or your wind up). I respectfully disagree.
Neither am I to be honest , not enough words spelt out in capital letters
He is ruining our club! It may look like a good move at the moment and last season was certainly my favourite in recent years and probably my best since the FA cup final season.
However, his ownership is not going to be sustainable for our club. We will be a Championship side for a few years, but he will grow tiresome of us and leave us the same way Archer and Bellotti and we will once again be a debt ridden club. He claims to be a fan for life, but did the Glaziers not say the same thing about United?
Poyet will leave us in a season or two for Chelsea and we will get someone like Ian Dowie and no longer will we attract players with the calibre of Mackail-Smith from the grasp of Premier League clubs.
Within a few seasons, the JCLs will lose intrest with being a mid table Championship side and we will have an empty, ghostly, stadium like Coventry.
All of this will lead to us to becoming the 'Leeds' of the Championship and sink back into League one, leading us to lose our best players and acting as a domino effect. If we do not sort this out soon, we may be playing Eastbourne and Lewes in League Two.
Bloom OUT!
You may think I'm winding you up just because I have a different opinion to you all, but I just care about our club and dont want us to fail.
Come on you Seagulls!
Originally posted by Ernest Newman
Tony Bloom
He is ruining our club! It may look like a good move at the moment and last season was certainly my favourite in recent years and probably my best since the FA cup final season.
However, his ownership is not going to be sustainable for our club. We will be a Championship side for a few years, but he will grow tiresome of us and leave us the same way Archer and Bellotti and we will once again be a debt ridden club. He claims to be a fan for life, but did the Glaziers not say the same thing about United?
Poyet will leave us in a season or two for Chelsea and we will get someone like Ian Dowie and no longer will we attract players with the calibre of Mackail-Smith from the grasp of Premier League clubs.
Within a few seasons, the JCLs will lose intrest with being a mid table Championship side and we will have an empty, ghostly, stadium like Coventry.
All of this will lead to us to becoming the 'Leeds' of the Championship and sink back into League one, leading us to lose our best players and acting as a domino effect. If we do not sort this out soon, we may be playing Eastbourne and Lewes in League Two.
Bloom OUT!
You may think I'm winding you up just because I have a different opinion to you all, but I just care about our club and dont want us to fail.
Come on you Seagulls!
Dear Ernest
Heaven alone knows where you are coming from with that viewpoint.
The stadium belongs to a trust (set up by TB) and is a completely separate issue from BHAFC.
The club will stand or fall on the basis of it's trading performance.
Now, on the one hand, the club may do exceptionally well as it is likely to do especially under the governance of GP and with TB as chairman and the acquisition of the stadium (effectively from TB's trust) will be made gradually as finances allow. I understand that no interest is to be charged to the club during whatever prescribed period it takes to repay the Trust. This is my understanding which may of course be flawed. The income streams for Albion as of now must be fairly substantial (never mind what is about to gradually build up) and in view of the good housekeeping which is being displayed is unlikely to turn sour.
In any case, in the most unlikely event that the club failed, what else could the stadium be used for apart from Association Football. Such a scenario is frankly difficult to imagine but, in any event, there would be no chance of an Archer / Belotti situation because no-one in their right minds would want to re-develop the stadium site as a large shopping complex for example. (Not too sure that large scale shopping centres will ever be built again given the move to internet shopping)
So, all in all, the club is in a strong position and likely to remain so and your thoughts are, I think, somewhat detached from reality.
A very well reasoned expression of the facts.
I do, however, prefer the more succinct "f*** off!", expressed earlier in the thread.