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Feels that way. Donald wants to have his way and Sartori is helping him getting his mate Dreyfus on board. Only to see that Dreyfus isn't that...
That was because the club made a lot of people redundant while cost cutting. Not the case here, Parky was fired for undeperforming and then hired...
On what basis they could sue the club? The signatures are of the current owners and they can take advise from anyone for a decision, including...
I was puzzled why would anyone want to invest big money just for 40% of the club. Makes sense for Dreyfus to want more, but I can't see how it...
As the fans of Barnsley and Bristol on rtg: "he’s a record breaking head coach, he’s responsible for the longest losing runs, in the history of...
Promoted Brighton from L1 with ease and then left them 4th in the Championship.
What did Johnson do besides keeping a L1 club between 22-12th place before being sacked and the next manager getting that club 6th and promoted,...
Sounds great.
FFS! Being taken over by a billionaire and letting a failure like Rodwell have a say and chosing from this type of managers... I'm more and more...
Phillips was right, not much will change. Methven and Rodwell still making decisions.
Not great either, similar appointment to Jack Ross. I would expect much more from a club taken over by a billionaire. He might do the job or not,...
I wouldn't want a DOF. It's really hard to find a good one and many are in constant fights with managers. I would prefer a Big Sam to have his way.
Methven running the club, Sartori+Donald having 55%...I don't know, it doesn't seem that exciting. It actually looks like an investment from Kyril...
Hope so!
That's my worry. All owners buy clubs to be a success.
Donald is also successful with his business, as is Sartori who didn't have any input until now to make the club better. Looks like pretty much the...
That's a worry then. Maybe Phillips was right, not the big change we all wanted. The FPP deal would have been the real masterstroke, now with this...
