Well, who knows what goes on in the minds of the Allams. Do they want to sell or not?
KLP - Ehab strikes again
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Ah, you mean as opposed to being highly delighted paying championship wages. Yes, far better to be rubbing your hands with glee as you eke the shillings out as best you can.
People said we’d be a more attractive buy in the PL. It matters not what League we’re in. As long as Tweedle **** & Tweedle Bigger **** continue to treat potential buyers with a lack of respect, along with changing deals at the last minute, being deceitful & acting like a massive pair of self absorbed ****puffin ****s, the club will never be sold.
What’s needed is maturity & mutual respect. We’re ****ed.
Mutual respect and maturity is a two way thing...Do you consider handing them 'Allam Out' scarves at a meeting respectful? You show them absolutely no respect in any of your posts but you want respect from them?
Like I say,I'd rather they sold up and moved on but you say,'we're ****ed'.
Name a side that he would get into in January.
Then look at players who are available on a free.
His agent is playing Russian roulette with his future.
He needs to be in a side every game and he has not got there yet. He will but his value is what it is now and not in two or three years time.
Sorry, my reply was somewhat ambiguous. When we were relegated from the prem, there was a clamour to splash the cash to be promoted back to the land of milk and honey and many suitors. This is where the Allams get the best price blah blah.
Right here and now, through an unbelievable turn of events, the selling of Bowen and subsequent relegation, one pandemic, City, at a reasonable guess, are one of a handful of clubs who are not bricking it through these times. A year ago that transfer money would have been a considerable war chest. In the here and now it pays the bills. Speculate to accumulate? As only a clairvoyant could have predicted this years turn of events, similarly only a clairvoyant could predict when fans fully return.
I don’t want, or demand, respect from them. I think they're ****s. They have nothing I want, need or desire.
As I understand it “Scarfgate” was taken, by the Allams (****s), at the time, in the spirit it was given. It was laughed about. They understood the joke & thought it funny. It was only later when the Allams (****s) weaponised it to suit their agenda. (****s).
Their subsequent hissy fitting & idiotic demands that the elected Chair of the Trust be replaced before they’d communicate was both arrogant & laughable in equal measures. Another attempt at bullying. (****s)
It’s respect towards potential buyers that’s needed but lacking. It was trying to stitch up potential buyers that has led to other potential buyers giving us a wide berth. They respect nobody. They’re ****s.
I’d buy **** all off the ****s, they can’t be trusted.
Have you not seen him play?
He should be starting and ability is not the reason he's not starting, which is utterly stupid.
From what I can gather and not exclusive to Hull City alone,this pandemic is hitting them all hard.I wouldn't imagine we're not 'bricking' it as a Club and Bowens cash won't last forever.Essentially and probably in the long term it will put any sane person off investing money into any Football club ever again!!
Day Jar bloody View all over again.
Team playing well, high up in the league. So obviously it's a time to start dicking about with contracts and instructing the manager on who he can and can't play. The rest of the squad gets discombobulated by the shenanigans and match day performance drops off a cliff.
Coming up - sell some key players in the January window when we get a half decent offer and by Easter its squeaky bum time trying to stay above the relegation zone. FFS.
Team playing well, high up in the league. So obviously it's a time to start dicking about with contracts and instructing the manager on who he can and can't play. The rest of the squad gets discombobulated by the shenanigans and match day performance drops off a cliff.
Coming up - sell some key players in the January window when we get a half decent offer and by Easter its squeaky bum time trying to stay above the relegation zone. FFS.
A succinctly put conclusion that all potential buyers of the club have also come to over the last few years.
Last sentence,the rest's a rant,would that include the purchase of a ticket or membership?
I think financial prudence is at the core of their strategy.
(Apologies for interrupting the childish simplistic wailing.)
So they just hang on to the Club then
Popular uninformed opinion would suggest not.
I'm trying to think what Ehab might do with himself if the club was sold. He's never going to earn an honest living.
-> "McCann: He has perhaps the biggest naughty step in football. His mantra appears to be; being committed isn’t enough, to play for me, you have to be fully committed or you lose your place."
As instructed by Ehab?
As instructed by Ehab?