I am of the opinion that the owner may have very good reason to be doing what he is doing.The fact he is keeping his cards close to his chest is what a prudent business man would do.If he changes his mind I will be fine with that.
My concern is that he may well have a sound strategy in mind to keep us in a high position for a decent period of time but this may be hampered by ctwd campaigners.
The fact that we have played some of the worlds biggest clubs in recent times is down to the savvy of the owner.If we go bust it will be due to his ineptitude.If we continue to be successful it is down to him.
He is not trying to call us the trawlerboys or change our colours.I think he has good reason for the name change but if he has to reveal this reason it will possibly destroy the plan in mind.I do not know this.Like ctwd I can only speculate.This does not mean I and others who disagree with ctwd are morons or lesser fans than those who sign flags and wear badges
If Mr. Allam does have a plan in place then the way he has gone about all of this is definitely NOT what a prudent business man would do. The most important thing is to keep the club in the Premier League this season yet his actions have caused divisions between fans, and caused the manager to have to defend his boss over disgraceful public comments. Any division within the club is potentially damaging to the prospects of remaining a Premier League club.
A prudent business man would have a plan in place, and would be in a position to show the fans the benefits on the day a name change was announced. A prudent business man would not lie to his loyal customers, nor dismiss their concerns with appalling suggestions of dying when they want. A prudent business man would not tread on democracy by ordering the removal of a banner with the current name of his team on it. A prudent business man would not get his chief executive to publicly state one thing while being intent on doing the opposite.
Staff at the KC in very high positions know full well that the name change is driven by his spat with Hull City Council and is nothing whatsoever to do with increases in finance.
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