Search results

I didn’t realise our record against Leicester was so bad. 1 win since 2001. Admittedly we haven’t played them in 10 years

Fair comment

I think calling some of them comedians is a bit of a stretch. Alexander Armstrong??

You’re saying that with a picture of Peter Kay in your profile

Who are all these posh comedians?

That’s an awful start. At least we’re at home on Boxing Day and last game of the season.

Who are you referring to?

It’s obviously a joke. But a fine example of why we don’t have middle/upper class comedians

Are we the only club to have played in every professional division? Premier League Championship League 1 League 2 Division 1 Division 2 Division 3 Division 3 south Division 3 north Division 4 Can’t be many other clubs that have done that are there?

Callum O’Hare must be a narcissist as well then!

No but it has to pretend to be. You need to put an element of doubt into the potential buyers mind

Exactly what we need. A good owner isn't one who makes popular decisions. A good owner is one who makes the right decisions. The trick is to be transparent about why those decisions are being made. If people can see its for the long term good of the club, most will support it

"It isn't up to Viktor Gyokeres to tell the club I'm going here for 50p"

Blunt response on Vik 👏

Yes. As long as its transparent, and he explains why its being done I fully support it

If what he just said is true, that it was working out at £50 a game, then it clearly was too cheap

I do like his unapologetic approach here

No one is saying it had to be repaid immediately. What they are saying is that it had to be repaid, either immediately, within the 50 years previously agreed, or somewhere in between. Either way it had to be repaid. Do you understand now? ACL had a debt of £14m that Wasps became liable for as...

There's no need to resort to name calling is there? Also there has been at least one post saying that as new owners they weren't liable for the debt

Its amazing how many people think you can buy a business up to its eyeballs in debt but that debt suddenly disappears the second the ownership changes