West Ham 'We've got Payet' T shirts

[fat old seagull]

El Pres, you have the Argus ahead of NSC on your bookmarks, i feel i know so much more about you now!

Do you work for MI5 ?

 

[vegster]

Newcastle
Man City
Man Utd
Birmingham City
Hull
Charlton

I would dispute Man City on that list, not really bad owners and I think most of the fans are quite happy about what has happened in the last few years.

 

[Buzzer]

I would dispute Man City on that list, not really bad owners and I think most of the fans are quite happy about what has happened in the last few years.

More a reference to the family themselves rather than their stewardship of Man City. Human rights in Abu Dhabi are non-existent.

https://www.hrw.org/middle-east/n-africa/united-arab-emirates

 

[Deleted member 2719]

Do you work for MI5 ?

No MI6, my name is Steele.....Christopher Steel.

Have you got any room in your shed by chance

 

[Tony Meolas Loan Spell]

I dont get it why are you looking for a t-shirt on a West Ham website

 

[Thunder Bolt]

Newcastle
Man City
Man Utd
Birmingham City
Hull
Charlton

Venkys at Blackburn.

 

[El Presidente]

I dont get it why are you looking for a t-shirt on a West Ham website

It was (a very clumsy) reference to Payet telling West Ham he wanted to leave the club, whilst the commercial department are selling the 'We've got Payet' T-Shirts.

In retrospect I shouldn't have bothered, think I must have been having a Timmy moment

 

[Buzzer]

Venkys at Blackburn.

Good call.

 

[El Presidente]

Venkys at Blackburn.

,,,who were so clueless about football when they bought the club agreed a price for Rovers on the basis of perpetual membership of the Premier League, not realising that clubs could get relegated.

 

[vegster]

More a reference to the family themselves rather than their stewardship of Man City. Human rights in Abu Dhabi are non-existent.

https://www.hrw.org/middle-east/n-africa/united-arab-emirates

Ah, I see.

 

[Lady Whistledown]

Good call.

Coventry City too, judging by their recent fans' protest on the pitch and even-emptier-than-the-Madejski stadium.

 

[Wardy's twin]

I assume the price drop from £20 to £5 was made today

 

[El Presidente]

Coventry City too, judging by their recent fans' protest on the pitch and even-emptier-than-the-Madejski stadium.

Cov have been royally shafted by the offshore hedge fund that owns the club. Having been shifted to Northampton to play for a while, the return to the Ricoh has proven to be a false dawn, as Wasps rugby club keep all the cash from the commercial deals, conferencing, catering etc at the stadium.

If you look at Cov's balance sheet, there's no stadium, a squad (intangible assets) with a net value of £17,000, less than what the Albion pay some players in a week, and debts of over £40 million.

Even broadcasting income is affected, especially by those fans who broadcast live from the stadium, preventing Cov making a fortune from that source of revenue.

 

[fat old seagull]

No MI6, my name is Steele.....Christopher Steel.

Have you got any room in your shed by chance

I know nothing...

 

[Gwylan]

Cov have been royally shafted by the offshore hedge fund that owns the club. Having been shifted to Northampton to play for a while, the return to the Ricoh has proven to be a false dawn, as Wasps rugby club keep all the cash from the commercial deals, conferencing, catering etc at the stadium.

If you look at Cov's balance sheet, there's no stadium, a squad (intangible assets) with a net value of £17,000, less than what the Albion pay some players in a week, and debts of over £40 million.

Even broadcasting income is affected, especially by those fans who broadcast live from the stadium, preventing Cov making a fortune from that source of revenue.

I don't see much hope for Coventry there.

As an accountant, don't you think that a club like that,with no assets, would be better off going to administration? They could then do a Palace/Pompey/Leicester and write off their debts, accept the points deduction and start again with a clean slate?

No-one is going to buy them as they are and that debt will just pile up.

Coventry's plight does highlight how nonsensical is the notion that West Ham's owners are the worst in the land

 

[pottert]

I'm playing devils advocate here but 2 seasons ago we stayed up by the skin of our teeth.The atmosphere around the ground for home games when Hypia was in charge was nasty.If He hadn't resigned when he did I doubt he would have been sacked in the immediate future & we would have probably been relegated.Where would we be now if that had happened.Would CH be our manager no chance.
Would PB be our CEO I doubt it.
Would TB still plough millions into the club searching for the EPL I doubt that as well.
If all those things did happen we could possibly in the same position as teams like charlton,Portsmouth & Coventry.

All I'm saying is enjoy the good times but be mindful of how quickly thing can change.



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[Nixonator]

I'm playing devils advocate here but 2 seasons ago we stayed up by the skin of our teeth.The atmosphere around the ground for home games when Hypia was in charge was nasty.If He hadn't resigned when he did I doubt he would have been sacked in the immediate future & we would have probably been relegated.Where would we be now if that had happened.Would CH be our manager no chance.
Would PB be our CEO I doubt it.
Would TB still plough millions into the club searching for the EPL I doubt that as well.
If all those things did happen we could possibly in the same position as teams like charlton,Portsmouth & Coventry.

All I'm saying is enjoy the good times but be mindful of how quickly thing can change.



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We would have obliterated L1 with 20k crowds but it certainly would have set us back.

 

[AZ Gull]

Even broadcasting income is affected, especially by those fans who broadcast live from the stadium, preventing Cov making a fortune from that source of revenue.

 

[El Presidente]

I don't see much hope for Coventry there.

As an accountant, don't you think that a club like that,with no assets, would be better off going to administration? They could then do a Palace/Pompey/Leicester and write off their debts, accept the points deduction and start again with a clean slate?

No-one is going to buy them as they are and that debt will just pile up.

Coventry's plight does highlight how nonsensical is the notion that West Ham's owners are the worst in the land

Cov's debts are mainly to a company associated with Sisu, the hedge fund that owns the club. Things there are very complicated, due to the Ricoh's ownership, Wasps, Coventry City council all having vested interests. As always the lawyers are getting rich and the fans are being shafted.

 

[El Presidente]

Simon Jordan is now talking about being involved in the Coventry takeover

http://www.coventrytelegraph.net/news/coventry-news/former-crystal-palace-owner-simon-12442016