Quote from: olaftab on April 18, 2016, 06:16:26 PMI don't want to sound ageist but do we really want a couple of 70 year olds making some fundamental decisions about the future of the club? They should have been non exec directors if any thing at all in the first place. I trust Bevington and Sir Brian. The news about sale is very hopeful as well.Unbelievable.
I don't want to sound ageist but do we really want a couple of 70 year olds making some fundamental decisions about the future of the club? They should have been non exec directors if any thing at all in the first place. I trust Bevington and Sir Brian. The news about sale is very hopeful as well.
It's entirely possible the board recommended a manager, his wages, a transfer budget and a need for paying off certain poisonous players' contracts to get them out of the club, and Lerner said no to all of it.
Quote from: Rudy65 on April 18, 2016, 08:50:47 PMIf we are going to get petty, maybe admonish the original poster for being ageist. I was hardly being offensiveAftab has been admonished. By a number of posters, and they all had the ability to do it like adults. It was not petty, it was politely asking you to stay within site rules. However now, I am telling you to stay within them or you'll be posting elsewhere.
If we are going to get petty, maybe admonish the original poster for being ageist. I was hardly being offensive
Quote from: Clampy on April 18, 2016, 08:52:15 PMQuote from: Jimbo on April 18, 2016, 08:48:48 PMIt's entirely possible the board recommended a manager, his wages, a transfer budget and a need for paying off certain poisonous players' contracts to get them out of the club, and Lerner said no to all of it.I wouldn't have thought he would have said no to all of it but it was obviously enough for them to walk away.Well, he might have said yes to Moyes, but in order to get him he'd need to say yes to his wages and transfer budget, and that may have been the stumbling block. And is Randy really going to sanction the great cull of players this club so badly needs to rid it of such poison? We'll see.
Quote from: Jimbo on April 18, 2016, 08:48:48 PMIt's entirely possible the board recommended a manager, his wages, a transfer budget and a need for paying off certain poisonous players' contracts to get them out of the club, and Lerner said no to all of it.I wouldn't have thought he would have said no to all of it but it was obviously enough for them to walk away.
PLease excuse me if I am coming late to the party , but arenīt we missing the most crucial fact here ?, that being that the Club is in the process of being sold ( according to Sky et al ).......Godzvilla!
Quote from: Jimbo on April 18, 2016, 09:00:14 PMQuote from: Clampy on April 18, 2016, 08:52:15 PMQuote from: Jimbo on April 18, 2016, 08:48:48 PMIt's entirely possible the board recommended a manager, his wages, a transfer budget and a need for paying off certain poisonous players' contracts to get them out of the club, and Lerner said no to all of it.I wouldn't have thought he would have said no to all of it but it was obviously enough for them to walk away.Well, he might have said yes to Moyes, but in order to get him he'd need to say yes to his wages and transfer budget, and that may have been the stumbling block. And is Randy really going to sanction the great cull of players this club so badly needs to rid it of such poison? We'll see.If that was an accurate summation then it's got an air of flouncing off about it, I could see someone like Collymore doing it but men of the calibre of King?I'm not so sure
Tony Gallagher, editor in chief of The Sun, on Twitter a few minutes ago: "Aston Villa fans: p1 of The Sun makes painful viewing tomorrow."Beaten to it by Wozwebs...
Well I personally think he's dumping us like some junk bonds and there is a willing buyer ready to say yes
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