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Dave7

Legendary Member
Location
Cheshire
Right, didn't know that, it's a good deal if you can become part owner without shelling out.
Is he part liable for debts as well :wacko:.
 

jowwy

Not here offten enough to argue
Is he part liable for debts as well :wacko:.
the club us now self reliable and solvent........but im guessing its written in the contracts somewere, that the major share holder is reliable for any debts occured by the club. well it should, if he has any sense
 

AndyRM

XOXO
Location
North Shields
Enjoyed the Macclesfield show. Jimbo is quite a character!

Reminded me of Sunderland 'Til I Die in that it's not really about football. If you've not seen that I'd recommend it. It was meant to be about them winning promotion to the Premier League and the first half hour or so is all positive and happy; then they get thrashed 0 - 5 by Celtic in a pre-season friendly. The shift in tone is quite something.
 

Vapin' Joe

Formerly known as Smokin Joe
I see the weekend's EPL fixtures have been postponed so we can enjoy Ingurland's WC qualifiers against Albania and San Marino. And they want to hold the World Cup and it's never ending series of meaningless qualifiers every two years now instead of four.

Personally I'd quash the qualifiers and restrict it to the top sixteen seeded nations on a straight home and away knockout up to the final. And if you ain't in the top sixteen and never make it, tough. This is a tournament for the best, not one where no-hopers are given a chance to appear on television.
 

VelvetUnderpants

Über Member
Gerrard has signed the contract and is now the new manager of Aston Villa.
 

PaulSB

Squire
I think he is missing the point that without qualification games you can't amass seeding points to try and break into this "elite top 16" .
This is true but he does have a very good point about the endless rounds of meaningless qualifying games. It should be possible to seed the smaller countries in some manner, play each other before the winners enter a qualifying round against the larger nations.

England v San Marino has never and will never be a meaningful match. The only impact it has on world football is to prevent hundreds of thousands of fans watching their team live that weekend. It is an utterly pointless fixture.
 

BrumJim

Forum Stalwart (won't take the hint and leave...)
This is true but he does have a very good point about the endless rounds of meaningless qualifying games. It should be possible to seed the smaller countries in some manner, play each other before the winners enter a qualifying round against the larger nations.

England v San Marino has never and will never be a meaningful match. The only impact it has on world football is to prevent hundreds of thousands of fans watching their team live that weekend. It is an utterly pointless fixture.
Wasn't that long ago that games against Albania were meaningless qualifying games.

Although, to be fair, the chances of principalities and micro-states ever acheiving adequacy in football are pretty much zero, which doesn't apply to Albania.
 

Scaleyback

Veteran
Location
North Yorkshire
I see the weekend's EPL fixtures have been postponed so we can enjoy Ingurland's WC qualifiers against Albania and San Marino. And they want to hold the World Cup and it's never ending series of meaningless qualifiers every two years now instead of four.

Personally I'd quash the qualifiers and restrict it to the top sixteen seeded nations on a straight home and away knockout up to the final. And if you ain't in the top sixteen and never make it, tough. This is a tournament for the best, not one where no-hopers are given a chance to appear on television.

That makes perfect sense Joe if your coming 'at it' with your football 'hat' on. However the competition is first and foremost about money (deja vu, all over again) hence the max amount of teams, playing every 2 years, filling the coffers of World football with ' filthy lucre '
 

VelvetUnderpants

Über Member
Wish him well (not too well obviously) but I think he should have stopped another season with Rangers. 'Mind the gap' 😉



So do most Rangers supporters, but in the end money talks as does ambition. Gerrard needs to prove himself in the Prem if he is ever to fulfil his long term aim of managing LFC, this was only going to happen by competing with the best clubs in The Prem.

Hopefully we can quickly get back to winning games and re-establish ourselves as the biggest and best team in the West Midlands :whistle:
 
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