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Weekly THFC Football Operation Meeting Minutes

Weekly THFC Football Operation Meeting Minutes

Date: Friday, 13th August 2021 10am

Attendees:
Daniel Levy, Fabio Patricio, Nuno Espirito-Santo, Ryan Mason, Steve Hitchen, Ledley King

Minutes of the meeting:
Before the meeting formally started, Daniel shared an “interesting” story. Apparently, a chartered accountant friend of his had encouraged him to use a new application call Microsoft PowerPoint. Apparently, you could look good in front of other chairman if you build “slides” in advance of the meetings and hold your negotiations using them. Daniel shared with the group that he still believes that sharing a spreadsheet is the best way of holding a meeting. When you want to close a deal, it is apparently the only way.

Meeting formally commenced 10:05am

First Team Matches
Nuno was congratulated by the entire group after defeating the Gooners 1-0 in their last pre-season friendly, as part of the Mind Series. He shared with the team that he’d been watching a bunch of Simon Sinek videos on YouTube about Millenials and Gen Z and that had inspired him with his tactics. Apparently, Nuno got Ledley to spread a rumour in Edmonton a few days earlier that Zaka was going to be on the bench. Our former captain had told his thousands of disciples that all they needed to do was applaud the kid onto the pitch and he would fall to pieces in front of goal. Worked a treat. Sonny took care of the rest.

The conversation then switched to the league opener against City and the mood soon changed. The big debate, triggered by Fabio, became whether Harry should be involved or not. Nuno mentioned that Harry had arrived in the UK wearing elastic topped jeans and an XXL footie shirt he’d bought from David Beckham in Florida. As an aside, Harry also had tassels on his shoes and kept calling all his mates by the term “dude”.

Harry had also been complaining about slow play on the golf course after training. Apparently, some really old guy who went by the name Greavsie was holding him up for 10 holes and wouldn't play him through. When he finally got through, Greavsie started abusing him and calling him Judas.

Nuno confirmed that Harry wouldn’t be involved, as the last time he broke a sweat was back in 2020. He apparently needs to lose some excess baggage before he can play again. Charlie has been notified.

Transfer Activity
Nuno asked Fabio what had happened in a very disappointing week, with absolutely no transfer activity. Fabio explained that it wasn’t his fault for 2 very logical reasons.

The first reason was that he hadn’t realised that, due to Brexit his mobile phone was subject to newly reinstated international roaming charges. Eventually the phone got disconnected, and Fabio wasn’t able to call his mates in Italy and get any updates. Fabrizio Romano carried on making stuff up, regardless of Fabio not contacting anybody.

The second reason was that Fabio had spent the entire week emailing every pub in England, Scotland and Wales enquiring whether their Sunday pub team were looking for right backs and roaming midfielders.

Aurier was apparently willing to go Wales, but failed to cross……the Severn. He couldn’t find his man who was supposed to help him with his paperwork, and was seen walking back into The Lodge afterwards.

Sissoko was also willing to head to Wales and reignite his faltering career, but somehow ended up on the wrong coastline. Apparently, he was trying to bear left and head down the M4, but ended up in Aberdeen. He’ll be in John O’Groats by Monday.

Fabio instructed the group that this coming week would be the key week in the transfer window, but we’d probably not officially sign them until the week after. Fabio and Steve would be able to fly into Portugal on Wednesday and hire a camper van. They will then do a couple of unofficial one-on-ones in Portugal before driving up through Spain and France with a quick stop-off in Milan. He said he would pick up some new players on his way back and bring them to The Lodge by Sunday.

Any Other Business

The WSL Team
Rehanne Skinner had asked Daniel why the WSL team wasn’t represented at the weekly meeting. Daniel asked her to come back to him on the topic after they put in a credible performance in a North London Derby.

Chairman’s Message
Daniel told the team that he had written his message to the supporters and was ready to publish it over the weekend. With his commitment to not talking about football anymore, he decided instead to remind everyone about the riots 10 years ago, mention the loved ones that they had lost and talk about Inclusion and Diversity at the club. According to the communications team, if he always uses this approach then nobody will get past the first paragraph anyway and he'll start to rebuild his reputation with the fans.

Meeting concluded 11am

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Weekly THFC Football Operation Meeting Minutes

Date: Friday, 20th August 2021 10am

Attendees:
Daniel Levy, Fabio Patricio, Nuno Espirito-Santo, Ryan Mason, Steve Hitchen, Ledley King

Minutes of the meeting:
Before the meeting formally started, Daniel and Fabio were discussing their favourite TV programmes. Fabio said that since he’d moved to the UK, he had started to watch Only Fools and Horses to help him master the language. He said he was learning a lot from Del Boy, but Steve was getting fed up with keep being called a plonker. Daniel said that people have always called him Gollom but he had no clue what TV programme it came from.

Meeting formally commenced 10:05am

First Team Matches
Nuno was lauded by the entire group for his dismantling of City last weekend. Daniel said that he was very impressed with the new right back and centre half that Fabio had brought to the club. Ryan mentioned that both Davinson and Japhet had been at the club for a long time and perhaps he’d never met them. Daniel did a quick search on his spreadsheet and found Davinson. He mentioned that the good news was that the £42m was mostly amortised at this point. He struggled to find Japhet though. Ryan had a quick look and spotted straight away that Levy had the filter on “right backs” and Japhet was listed as a “central defender”. Daniel changed his valuation to £50m for both on his spreadsheet.

The conversation then switched to the game in Portugal. Nuno mentioned that he was without a bunch of first teamers because he had a bet with his captain Hugo that if they beat City they could have a few days off. He never expected that to happen, but a bet is a bet and must be honoured.

Fabio mentioned that he been double bluffed by Aurier and Sissoko for the trip. As well as Paco de Ferreira, Fabio had organised meetings with FC Porto and Guimaraes after the game to see if they would take them off our hands. He was so confident, that he had advised the admin team to only book them single flights. However, the 2 players had got wind of the cunning plan and hadn’t turned up at the airport.

As for the game itself, Nuno mentioned that he was slightly disappointed with the performance but expects to batter the Portuguese team at home in a week’s time. Fabio said he was annoyed to see that Carter-Vickers had got injured as he’d got a text from Edu asking about his price and availability after Brentford had spanked our North London rivals.

Nuno confirmed that Harry would be back in the squad for the Wolves game. He explained to Harry that Wolves is about three-quarters of the way to where he wanted to be, just like Man City’s offer was to Spurs. He will bring him on three-quarters of the way through the game until him and Charlie gets the hint.

Transfer Activity
Nuno asked Fabio and Steve what had happened in another very disappointing week, with absolutely no transfer activity. Fabio acknowledged that everything isn’t quite going to plan but can still be recovered. Daniel assured Nuno that we normally ignore the transfer “window” and wait for the transfer "revolving door" to be activated in the last few days.

The conversation changed to Harry Kane. At this point I asked Daniel what Harry meant by the Gentlemen’s Agreement we keep reading about in the press and whether it was possible to document it into the minutes. Daniel laughed and said that it was a Gents Agreement, not a Gentlemen’s Agreement. Explaining the difference, he said that for it to be a Gentlemen’s Agreement you need to have 2 people looking each other in the eye and shaking hands on a future commitment. However, when he had originally spoken with Harry about moving this summer, they were both standing at adjacent urinals in the Gents. Daniel said that whatever was said at the time meant absolutely nothing, as eye contact was obviously never made and he definitely wasn't going to shake hands on it. They were both staring at the wall in front of them.

So, the good news is that because it was 2 cocks hanging out in the gents, the Spurs fans don’t need to worry about honouring any Gentlemen’s agreement.

Moving on, Fabio mentioned that Tanguy still wants to leave the club this summer. He has given him a shortlist of Barcelona, Real Madrid and Bayern Munich. Apparently, the only 3 clubs he is interested in joining. Fabio said that he had never been so humiliated in his life having to make those 3 phone-calls. The Barcelona president recommended that Tanguy launches a new career in walking football rather than persist with the professional game. It will suit his talents more.

Fabio closed out with a commitment that in a week’s time, he will put a smile on Nuno’s face. Awkward silence.

Any Other Business

All-Ireland Hurling Championship Final
Matt Doherty has requested that the team bus goes straight to Finnegans in Wolverhampton so he can watch the end of Ireland’s famous event between Limerick and Cork. With the club’s new policy on inclusion and diversity, it is felt that it is inappropriate to refuse this request.

Meeting concluded 11am
 
Weekly THFC Football Operation Meeting Minutes

Date: Friday, 20th August 2021 10am

Attendees:
Daniel Levy, Fabio Patricio, Nuno Espirito-Santo, Ryan Mason, Steve Hitchen, Ledley King

Minutes of the meeting:
Before the meeting formally started, Daniel and Fabio were discussing their favourite TV programmes. Fabio said that since he’d moved to the UK, he had started to watch Only Fools and Horses to help him master the language. He said he was learning a lot from Del Boy, but Steve was getting fed up with keep being called a plonker. Daniel said that people have always called him Gollom but he had no clue what TV programme it came from.

Meeting formally commenced 10:05am

First Team Matches
Nuno was lauded by the entire group for his dismantling of City last weekend. Daniel said that he was very impressed with the new right back and centre half that Fabio had brought to the club. Ryan mentioned that both Davinson and Japhet had been at the club for a long time and perhaps he’d never met them. Daniel did a quick search on his spreadsheet and found Davinson. He mentioned that the good news was that the £42m was mostly amortised at this point. He struggled to find Japhet though. Ryan had a quick look and spotted straight away that Levy had the filter on “right backs” and Japhet was listed as a “central defender”. Daniel changed his valuation to £50m for both on his spreadsheet.

The conversation then switched to the game in Portugal. Nuno mentioned that he was without a bunch of first teamers because he had a bet with his captain Hugo that if they beat City they could have a few days off. He never expected that to happen, but a bet is a bet and must be honoured.

Fabio mentioned that he been double bluffed by Aurier and Sissoko for the trip. As well as Paco de Ferreira, Fabio had organised meetings with FC Porto and Guimaraes after the game to see if they would take them off our hands. He was so confident, that he had advised the admin team to only book them single flights. However, the 2 players had got wind of the cunning plan and hadn’t turned up at the airport.

As for the game itself, Nuno mentioned that he was slightly disappointed with the performance but expects to batter the Portuguese team at home in a week’s time. Fabio said he was annoyed to see that Carter-Vickers had got injured as he’d got a text from Edu asking about his price and availability after Brentford had spanked our North London rivals.

Nuno confirmed that Harry would be back in the squad for the Wolves game. He explained to Harry that Wolves is about three-quarters of the way to where he wanted to be, just like Man City’s offer was to Spurs. He will bring him on three-quarters of the way through the game until him and Charlie gets the hint.

Transfer Activity
Nuno asked Fabio and Steve what had happened in another very disappointing week, with absolutely no transfer activity. Fabio acknowledged that everything isn’t quite going to plan but can still be recovered. Daniel assured Nuno that we normally ignore the transfer “window” and wait for the transfer "revolving door" to be activated in the last few days.

The conversation changed to Harry Kane. At this point I asked Daniel what Harry meant by the Gentlemen’s Agreement we keep reading about in the press and whether it was possible to document it into the minutes. Daniel laughed and said that it was a Gents Agreement, not a Gentlemen’s Agreement. Explaining the difference, he said that for it to be a Gentlemen’s Agreement you need to have 2 people looking each other in the eye and shaking hands on a future commitment. However, when he had originally spoken with Harry about moving this summer, they were both standing at adjacent urinals in the Gents. Daniel said that whatever was said at the time meant absolutely nothing, as eye contact was obviously never made and he definitely wasn't going to shake hands on it. They were both staring at the wall in front of them.

So, the good news is that because it was 2 cocks hanging out in the gents, the Spurs fans don’t need to worry about honouring any Gentlemen’s agreement.

Moving on, Fabio mentioned that Tanguy still wants to leave the club this summer. He has given him a shortlist of Barcelona, Real Madrid and Bayern Munich. Apparently, the only 3 clubs he is interested in joining. Fabio said that he had never been so humiliated in his life having to make those 3 phone-calls. The Barcelona president recommended that Tanguy launches a new career in walking football rather than persist with the professional game. It will suit his talents more.

Fabio closed out with a commitment that in a week’s time, he will put a smile on Nuno’s face. Awkward silence.

Any Other Business

All-Ireland Hurling Championship Final
Matt Doherty has requested that the team bus goes straight to Finnegans in Wolverhampton so he can watch the end of Ireland’s famous event between Limerick and Cork. With the club’s new policy on inclusion and diversity, it is felt that it is inappropriate to refuse this request.

Meeting concluded 11am
Outstanding.
 
Weekly THFC Football Operation Meeting Minutes

Date: Friday, 27th August 2021 10am

Attendees:
Daniel Levy, Fabio Patricio, Nuno Espirito-Santo, Ryan Mason, Steve Hitchen, Ledley King

Minutes of the meeting:
Before the meeting formally started, Daniel updated the team that confidentially he had been asked to mentor Charlie Kane. His brother Harry had called the chairman and asked him privately if he would take his older brother under his wing for a couple of years. They had apparently fallen out after Harry told him he belonged in the GM Vauxhall Conference. Charlie had never heard of it.

Daniel had acknowledged that it is important for Charlie to find a mentor, but it was a conflict of interest for him to do it. However, he had recommended that Harry contact his good friend Eddie Hearn who looked to be the ideal mentor.

Meeting formally commenced 10:05am

First Team Matches
Everyone acknowledged that it was a great week for the first team, with back-to-back wins over Nuno’s old side Wolves, followed by the Europa Conference League win against Pacos de Ferreira. Nuno reminded everyone that as an ex-keeper he absolutely hates conceding goals. He said he is aiming to concede less than 20 goals in the league all season and thinks he’ll get the fans singing “1-0 to the Tottenham” before long.

Fabio asked how the new players were settling in and was pleased that they were straight into the action. Nuno said that as there were only 3 new signings, it was a relatively straightforward process. Starting with Golly, he likes to bawl out the defenders in front of him, well according to one of the young ball girls, Molly. As for Christian, in an ideal world Nuno would be free to choose a formation that gets him in the league team as well. Probably best he sits out a few though, with the number of yellows he picks up. Finally, with Bryan. According to Nuno, that boy is the best buy of the summer. He will run to you, take the ball and plays straight from the heart.

Nuno said he was looking forward to the weekend. He said that Watford would be a tough opposition but at least Fabio had managed to sell Sissoko just in time so he was registered to play. Apparently, Danny Rose had to Google Sissoko as he had never heard of a creative, free scoring midfielder by that name. Moussa, in clearing his locker, mentioned to Nuno that he would show him how hard and accurate his shooting is in the forthcoming game on Sunday.

Transfer Activity
Fabio’s big news of the week had been ending the “will he, won’t he” saga with Harry Kane. He thanked Daniel for holding firm on his valuation all summer. All parties agreed that converting the far end of the training ground to a chipping and putting area with practice bunkers was the deciding factor in Harry staying. He can now call Katie after training and pretend he’s staying back and working on his free kicks when he’s in fact working on his short game. Nuno said that it also makes it easier to tell Harry that Dier is on the free-kicks this season. Nuno also said that Harry’s fitness levels were improving, and he had managed to beat 30 mins for 5k on the treadmill. He’s way off running his first 10k of 2021 though.

Fabio’s other big news of the week was that Pape Matar Sarr would be announced on the website on Friday afternoon. Apparently, PMS had been a headache to sign, and Fabio waited a couple of days until him and his agent were in a good mood to get the contracts completed. According to Daniel, Pape will be returning to New York to play one more season with the Mets where he is going to focus on keeping the ball on the infield.

Nuno asked Fabio what new players we should expect to join before the window shuts and whether any more will be following Moussa out of the door. He stressed once again that his old friend Jorge would jump in and help if required. Fabio declined that kind offer and mentioned that he was working hard on the right back area. He asked everybody to keep the faith that he could offload Serge by Tuesday evening, and was working on an exciting young replacement.

As for Tanguy, he was less certain of the outcome. The Frenchman was very pleased that Moussa was going to stay at his house in Finchley but was concerned that Serge might leave the country. That would mean he has to stay at home on Tuesday nights babysitting whilst his missus goes out with the girls. Fabio is hopeful he can get Hugo to pop round and hang out with Tanguy instead. After all, having been Jose Mourinho’s captain at Spurs, Hugo is great with managing childish behaviour.

Finally, Daniel asked everybody whether he needed to make his normal declaration after the transfer window. Fabio asked what that was. Daniel replied that 3 days before the window we start a false rumour about a ridiculously expensive player from abroad that we have no chance of signing. Then when the window shuts Daniel tells the Supporters Trust that there was money to spend but we couldn’t get the deals over the line. Apparently, the fans fall for it every time.

Any Other Business

Illegal Scouting Activity at the Club
Some concerns that a Man City scout was caught spying from a large Oak tree overlooking the training ground. Nobody would have realised had Hojbjerg not had a shot from outside of the box in the practice match. It didn’t end well for the scout who had 273 photos of Bryan Gil on his camera.

Meeting concluded 11am
 
Weekly THFC Football Operation Meeting Minutes

Date: Friday, 27th August 2021 10am

Attendees:
Daniel Levy, Fabio Patricio, Nuno Espirito-Santo, Ryan Mason, Steve Hitchen, Ledley King

Minutes of the meeting:
Before the meeting formally started, Daniel updated the team that confidentially he had been asked to mentor Charlie Kane. His brother Harry had called the chairman and asked him privately if he would take his older brother under his wing for a couple of years. They had apparently fallen out after Harry told him he belonged in the GM Vauxhall Conference. Charlie had never heard of it.

Daniel had acknowledged that it is important for Charlie to find a mentor, but it was a conflict of interest for him to do it. However, he had recommended that Harry contact his good friend Eddie Hearn who looked to be the ideal mentor.

Meeting formally commenced 10:05am

First Team Matches
Everyone acknowledged that it was a great week for the first team, with back-to-back wins over Nuno’s old side Wolves, followed by the Europa Conference League win against Pacos de Ferreira. Nuno reminded everyone that as an ex-keeper he absolutely hates conceding goals. He said he is aiming to concede less than 20 goals in the league all season and thinks he’ll get the fans singing “1-0 to the Tottenham” before long.

Fabio asked how the new players were settling in and was pleased that they were straight into the action. Nuno said that as there were only 3 new signings, it was a relatively straightforward process. Starting with Golly, he likes to bawl out the defenders in front of him, well according to one of the young ball girls, Molly. As for Christian, in an ideal world Nuno would be free to choose a formation that gets him in the league team as well. Probably best he sits out a few though, with the number of yellows he picks up. Finally, with Bryan. According to Nuno, that boy is the best buy of the summer. He will run to you, take the ball and plays straight from the heart.

Nuno said he was looking forward to the weekend. He said that Watford would be a tough opposition but at least Fabio had managed to sell Sissoko just in time so he was registered to play. Apparently, Danny Rose had to Google Sissoko as he had never heard of a creative, free scoring midfielder by that name. Moussa, in clearing his locker, mentioned to Nuno that he would show him how hard and accurate his shooting is in the forthcoming game on Sunday.

Transfer Activity
Fabio’s big news of the week had been ending the “will he, won’t he” saga with Harry Kane. He thanked Daniel for holding firm on his valuation all summer. All parties agreed that converting the far end of the training ground to a chipping and putting area with practice bunkers was the deciding factor in Harry staying. He can now call Katie after training and pretend he’s staying back and working on his free kicks when he’s in fact working on his short game. Nuno said that it also makes it easier to tell Harry that Dier is on the free-kicks this season. Nuno also said that Harry’s fitness levels were improving, and he had managed to beat 30 mins for 5k on the treadmill. He’s way off running his first 10k of 2021 though.

Fabio’s other big news of the week was that Pape Matar Sarr would be announced on the website on Friday afternoon. Apparently, PMS had been a headache to sign, and Fabio waited a couple of days until him and his agent were in a good mood to get the contracts completed. According to Daniel, Pape will be returning to New York to play one more season with the Mets where he is going to focus on keeping the ball on the infield.

Nuno asked Fabio what new players we should expect to join before the window shuts and whether any more will be following Moussa out of the door. He stressed once again that his old friend Jorge would jump in and help if required. Fabio declined that kind offer and mentioned that he was working hard on the right back area. He asked everybody to keep the faith that he could offload Serge by Tuesday evening, and was working on an exciting young replacement.

As for Tanguy, he was less certain of the outcome. The Frenchman was very pleased that Moussa was going to stay at his house in Finchley but was concerned that Serge might leave the country. That would mean he has to stay at home on Tuesday nights babysitting whilst his missus goes out with the girls. Fabio is hopeful he can get Hugo to pop round and hang out with Tanguy instead. After all, having been Jose Mourinho’s captain at Spurs, Hugo is great with managing childish behaviour.

Finally, Daniel asked everybody whether he needed to make his normal declaration after the transfer window. Fabio asked what that was. Daniel replied that 3 days before the window we start a false rumour about a ridiculously expensive player from abroad that we have no chance of signing. Then when the window shuts Daniel tells the Supporters Trust that there was money to spend but we couldn’t get the deals over the line. Apparently, the fans fall for it every time.

Any Other Business

Illegal Scouting Activity at the Club
Some concerns that a Man City scout was caught spying from a large Oak tree overlooking the training ground. Nobody would have realised had Hojbjerg not had a shot from outside of the box in the practice match. It didn’t end well for the scout who had 273 photos of Bryan Gil on his camera.

Meeting concluded 11am
Simply brilliant!
 
Weekly THFC Football Operation Meeting Minutes

Date: Friday, 3rd September 2021 10am

Attendees:
Daniel Levy, Fabio Patricio, Nuno Espirito-Santo, Ryan Mason, Steve Hitchen, Ledley King

Minutes of the meeting:
Before the meeting formally started, Steve mentioned that Fabio had left to see family in Italy after transfer deadline day. They would need to dial him in from his apartment in Turin. Steve asked whether anyone knew how to do that. Blank faces. Ryan asked if anyone had setup a Zoom call in advance of the meeting. More blank faces. As the only one with a laptop was Daniel, Ryan asked if he could borrow it and set up a link.

Daniel said he just needed to close a few windows, but we could all see that he was deleting his internet browsing history and clearing caches and cookies before giving his laptop to Ryan.

Meeting formally commenced 10:15am after Ryan finally figured how to unmute Fabio. Nuno joked that Fabio should come with a mute button anyway.

First Team Matches
Nuno was commended for another fine 1-0 win against Watford in the league, leaving Spurs top of the Premier League going into the international break. The Lodge and Lilywhite House had been decorated with printouts of the entire league table with every door and window covered in them.

As for the Watford game itself, Nuno had restored Kane to the league side at the expense of Lucas. Unfortunately, history had repeated itself with Kane doing his best impression of a sloth in a football kit. At least we won this time though. Following the game, Moura had been cheering himself up by jumping out on kids and their families whilst on their stadium tours.

Transfer Activity
The big news of the week was the signing of Emerson from Barcelona and the termination of Aurier’s contract.

After his impressive cameo against Pacos, J’Neill Bennett had been sent out on loan to Crewe. Fabio and Dario are long term friends with “family connections”.

Carter-Vickers had also gone to Celtic, now on his 7th loan. 2 more to go to equal Andros Townsend’s record. Joe Hart gave him a heartfelt welcome, especially after watching Carl Starfelt play in front of him against Hearts.

Focusing on Emerson, Fabio said that he reminded him a lot of Maicon in the way he played. Ledley mentioned that his mate Gareth Bale didn’t rate Maicon, and hoped Emerson played more like Cafu or Alves. Fabio went on to say that the reason he is called “Emerson Royal” is because he is named after the Royal branded gelatin dessert sold in Brazil.

Aurier was looking very chirpy as he cleared out his locker on Tuesday. Fabio explained that whilst Danny Rose had been an amazing mentor to the academy in the last year, it was felt that Serge would not have the same impact if we kept him. We don’t need our kids learning how to give away stupid free-kicks, sprint forward and walk back whilst failing to complete their straightforward 10-yard passes. Therefore, the decision was made by Fabio to set him free from his contract.

Fabio asked what had happened with Tanguy since deadline day. Daniel jumped in and said that he was more than happy to sit down with him again as it really helped last time. Nuno declined, and said that whilst most of his squad were away on international duty, he would ensure that he had a breakfast catch-up with Tanguy. He’ll ensure that the cafeteria serve African porridge on that day and see if could get his head back in the game.

The International Break
A lot of our players are involved at the various age groups in the forthcoming round of international fixtures. Some have already played in the weekday fixtures. Nuno shared his enthusiasm that a lot of his players are asked to play out of position which will help Spurs in the long term. Doherty ended up in left midfield, whilst Hojbjerg has taken Eriksen’s creative role in the Denmark side. Both did well. Maxim Paskotsi has offered to play up front for Estonia against Northern Ireland on Wednesday. He thinks he can solve a problem for club and country.

Nuno asked whether the club were confident in getting Gio and Romero back after the game in Brazil. Apparently, the club had brokered a deal that they could get both back in time for 2 days quarantine and be available for our next league game. Everyone agreed that there would be no problems as FIFA had left no stone unturned in understanding all of the COVID protocols in each country.

Any Other Business

Fire at the Stadium
It was decided that the stewards should be more careful when they smoke the cigars that Davinson brings back from Colombia. They might look like they are out, but they clearly aren’t. Fortunately, after the amount of electrical issues the club had building the new stadium, Daniel had insisted that there were at least 10 fire extinguishers in each zone.

Meeting concluded 11:20am