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The dizzy heights

I doubt his wages were much and we are probably still paying some of it

The whole commercial aspect of the club and the way it’s run has not changed since he took over

Says Mr “we are losing this one” positive

If the new owners considered him the man for the job then yes clearly

So nothing to do with “removing services” as none of the other cases were then

It could but the real issue is we have a non league ability CEO running the company and it’s pathetic

Don’t think I said that exactly

I’ve explained why I’ve not and if he started to voice concerns over the ownerships lack of direction and support clearly his popularity will increase

Robins is very much behind the owners He’s hardly the most enigmatic of characters but even by his own standards he’s sounded somewhat disappointed with the Book of Sisu of late.

Fair enough - City centres yes it could work - as I have said Cambridge is an example where cyclists are king but it does really mean banning cars from the area in totality

Boddy dribbling at the Sisu temple as ever. I wish he’d sell someone and Robins actually leaves the church - let’s see what the fans think of Big Dave then

Try it in an I Pace at 50 mph

The thing is cars will be lighter, faster and silent. I think Cyclists are mental - I knew a surgeon once and he referred to them as organ donors That said It can work in City centres especially where the culture is cycling, Cambridge is a good example of that

Frankly its too much hassle and I can't see it being a vote winner. Most people have little interest in it and the electrification will in the end make it a nightmare as roads will be silent and cars much much quicker from a standing start - the network can't be easily changed and cars and HGV...

You are going to be disappointed. The amount of money being invested in vehicle technology is huge with Cycle Plans developed for the next two decades and beyond

lol what a surprise

Really?

Brummie Nick