He has unliked it now I believe. The man has to protect his purchase. He has to act tomorrow am.
Quote from: ozzjim on August 16, 2017, 01:28:16 AMHe has unliked it now I believe. The man has to protect his purchase. He has to act tomorrow am. Nah, I reckon they'll give him until at least the Naawich game. If we had (rightfully) got tanked this evening, maybe. In many respects it might be the worst thing to do, and will be a stay of execution as much as anything else. Even of we scrape a win against the Canaries, can anyone seriously see this side under this manager hit the type of form we'll need to be play off contenders? Nevermind embark on the sort of run that will transform us into a top 2 side.
If he tolerates this kind of guff any longer I think we can safely say he's not the multi billionaire that he's making out.
Quote from: aj2k77 on August 16, 2017, 09:18:21 AMIf he tolerates this kind of guff any longer I think we can safely say he's not the multi billionaire that he's making out.For following FFP regulations? sorted
Quote from: oldhill_avfc on August 16, 2017, 01:37:02 PMQuote from: aj2k77 on August 16, 2017, 09:18:21 AMIf he tolerates this kind of guff any longer I think we can safely say he's not the multi billionaire that he's making out.For following FFP regulations? sorted
He's not going to get sacked after three games and he's equally not going have it announced that its being done on Twitter. There is a huge blood lust at the moment, but there's little need to stretch credulity.
I don't follow Twitter, but it looks as though Xia hasn't tweeted since the Colchester game so this silence is very much out of character especially with the Cardiff and Reading results. I doubt any breaking news would come via his Twitter but something must be happening behind the scenes at the club or with his other businesses for him to be so quiet.