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The local MP wants it done.
Isn't the Environment Agency a Government Agency?
Be interesting to see what happens with their objection
The local MP wants it done.
Their objections were to the original submission which may have been resolved. I said at the time that they looked to have been raised by a young jobsworth. My mention of all the lights being on yesterday in the building housing " the environment agency" was meant to be ironic given the need to reduce energy use in order to save the planet. Tossers.Isn't the Environment Agency a Government Agency?
Be interesting to see what happens with their objection
well, theyve only had control for a decade or soThe local MP wants it done.
So our chairman has been lead to believe that planning for our development should be granted " at the end of the summer". I am currently sitting with the fucking heating on so RBC where is it?
So our chairman has been lead to believe that planning for our development should be granted " at the end of the summer". I am currently sitting with the fucking heating on so RBC where is it?
He is a barrister isn't he? sort of goes with the job I guessRandall is the new Mark Arthur. He's full of shit
I'm certainly not putting him in that bracket just yet.Randall is the new Mark Arthur. He's full of shit
Nor me.I'm certainly not putting him in that bracket just yet.
I'm certainly not putting him in that bracket just yet.
Fair enough.Marthur was serious about promotion ( and getting Wolf to finish his garage)
“We still live under the regime of FFP which means that the levels of investment an owner can make are in proportion to the income generated by the club and, as you know, we do not have the advantage of significant parachute payments.
“As you are also aware we are striving to achieve promotion in the next few weeks but it is crucial that we maintain the club’s upwards trajectory even if we fall short this season. We need to keep our momentum and to maintain our club on its upward path"
That was when we were asked not to request refunds, which like a twat, I swallowed and let them keep my cash.
Then...
.
“We are well within the FFP limits, in particular because we took the tough decision in relation to Matty (Cash) to sell - and Ioannis (Vrentzos, CEO) got an absolutely fantastic deal on that, one of the rare occasions in football where you can generally say all parties had a great deal.
“The reality is, because of that sale and, bizarrely, when you look at the impact covid has had, actually the losses are much lower for the next set of accounts than they were for the accounts which are now public.
“Because FFP is done over a three-year rolling period, we are not at the limits. We are comfortably under them and we have some headroom.”
“The manager will have resources in terms of the funding and will have resources in terms of the back-up".
That's just a quick search on my phone. I've not even looked at the ground statements. He clearly sets out expectations. If he said " there's nowt in the pot serri" then fair enough, but as chairman he's failed to deliver.
Marthur was serious about promotion ( and getting Wolf to finish his garage)
“We still live under the regime of FFP which means that the levels of investment an owner can make are in proportion to the income generated by the club and, as you know, we do not have the advantage of significant parachute payments.
“As you are also aware we are striving to achieve promotion in the next few weeks but it is crucial that we maintain the club’s upwards trajectory even if we fall short this season. We need to keep our momentum and to maintain our club on its upward path"
That was when we were asked not to request refunds, which like a twat, I swallowed and let them keep my cash.
Then...
.
“We are well within the FFP limits, in particular because we took the tough decision in relation to Matty (Cash) to sell - and Ioannis (Vrentzos, CEO) got an absolutely fantastic deal on that, one of the rare occasions in football where you can generally say all parties had a great deal.
“The reality is, because of that sale and, bizarrely, when you look at the impact covid has had, actually the losses are much lower for the next set of accounts than they were for the accounts which are now public.
“Because FFP is done over a three-year rolling period, we are not at the limits. We are comfortably under them and we have some headroom.”
“The manager will have resources in terms of the funding and will have resources in terms of the back-up".
That's just a quick search on my phone. I've not even looked at the ground statements. He clearly sets out expectations. If he said " there's nowt in the pot serri" then fair enough, but as chairman he's failed to deliver.
Marthur was serious about promotion ( and getting Wolf to finish his garage)
“We still live under the regime of FFP which means that the levels of investment an owner can make are in proportion to the income generated by the club and, as you know, we do not have the advantage of significant parachute payments.
“As you are also aware we are striving to achieve promotion in the next few weeks but it is crucial that we maintain the club’s upwards trajectory even if we fall short this season. We need to keep our momentum and to maintain our club on its upward path"
That was when we were asked not to request refunds, which like a twat, I swallowed and let them keep my cash.
Then...
.
“We are well within the FFP limits, in particular because we took the tough decision in relation to Matty (Cash) to sell - and Ioannis (Vrentzos, CEO) got an absolutely fantastic deal on that, one of the rare occasions in football where you can generally say all parties had a great deal.
“The reality is, because of that sale and, bizarrely, when you look at the impact covid has had, actually the losses are much lower for the next set of accounts than they were for the accounts which are now public.
“Because FFP is done over a three-year rolling period, we are not at the limits. We are comfortably under them and we have some headroom.”
“The manager will have resources in terms of the funding and will have resources in terms of the back-up".
That's just a quick search on my phone. I've not even looked at the ground statements. He clearly sets out expectations. If he said " there's nowt in the pot serri" then fair enough, but as chairman he's failed to deliver.
Marthur was serious about promotion ( and getting Wolf to finish his garage)
“We still live under the regime of FFP which means that the levels of investment an owner can make are in proportion to the income generated by the club and, as you know, we do not have the advantage of significant parachute payments.
“As you are also aware we are striving to achieve promotion in the next few weeks but it is crucial that we maintain the club’s upwards trajectory even if we fall short this season. We need to keep our momentum and to maintain our club on its upward path"
That was when we were asked not to request refunds, which like a twat, I swallowed and let them keep my cash.
Then...
.
“We are well within the FFP limits, in particular because we took the tough decision in relation to Matty (Cash) to sell - and Ioannis (Vrentzos, CEO) got an absolutely fantastic deal on that, one of the rare occasions in football where you can generally say all parties had a great deal.
“The reality is, because of that sale and, bizarrely, when you look at the impact covid has had, actually the losses are much lower for the next set of accounts than they were for the accounts which are now public.
“Because FFP is done over a three-year rolling period, we are not at the limits. We are comfortably under them and we have some headroom.”
“The manager will have resources in terms of the funding and will have resources in terms of the back-up".
That's just a quick search on my phone. I've not even looked at the ground statements. He clearly sets out expectations. If he said " there's nowt in the pot serri" then fair enough, but as chairman he's failed to deliver.
just because we are within fpp doesnt mean we are cash rich does it. we can still be 15 million quid in debt... basically all to the owner. from his own pocket. in this case
Even if we can legally go out and spend 10 million quid that 10 million still has to come from somwhere and it still puts us nother 10 million quid in debt. so possibly now minus 25m. we cant keep being in that position, we have to save big money or sell for good money so that we can finally run sustainably but do that with the best tools available
IM happy that we are finally going down this development route, th plan for us is great. ITS been a tough time on the pitch and the owner is still backing us on all fronts, alo backing his staff from first team to womens footie , to the kids.
yes his team fooked up with thier strategy or lack of one nd he has changed it for new modern direction.
I makes me nervous when people slag the owner off and I think its irational. I think we are extremely fortunate, its been a money pit for years and the rewards are harder to get. I cant imagine 1% of wannabe club owners that would go into that and invest into our future as much as this guy is doing.
Megson ball was worse. Definitely the worst we have played. Hughton ball is close, but Megson ball wins it for me.In full agreement with the 'Development route' - It would be nice to watch a bit of decent football en route.
I can't remember the last time the football was half decent - but it has never been this bad.
Henry Newton replaced with Tommy Jackson was one particular stroke of genius that i well rememberAgree that they are both bad in their own right but assume neither of you were about in the Matt Gillies era