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4 minutes ago, Reesh said:

There was nowt wrong with Dave Allen, he pinpointed the ***** in our fanbase, present company excepted Bells.

If I had my time again during that era I would never have become as involved vociferously or as ‘politically’ as I did.

Not saying I wouldn’t have still been critical, but nothing like I how was. Unless something very sinister is going on, supporters need to stay out of the politics going on at the club, unless they’ve a big wallet and can put their money where their mouths are.

It matters more to me what happens on the pitch these days than off it, which is how it should have always been.

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26 minutes ago, Bellsview said:

If I had my time again during that era I would never have become as involved vociferously or as ‘politically’ as I did.

Not saying I wouldn’t have still been critical, but nothing like I how was. Unless something very sinister is going on, supporters need to stay out of the politics going on at the club, unless they’ve a big wallet and can put their money where their mouths are.

It matters more to me what happens on the pitch these days than off it, which is how it should have always been.

That the epilogue to your book mate? 

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35 minutes ago, Bellsview said:

If I had my time again during that era I would never have become as involved vociferously or as ‘politically’ as I did.

Not saying I wouldn’t have still been critical, but nothing like I how was. Unless something very sinister is going on, supporters need to stay out of the politics going on at the club, unless they’ve a big wallet and can put their money where their mouths are.

It matters more to me what happens on the pitch these days than off it, which is how it should have always been.

You did proper stick yer neck out bells!😂

fair play going up against a millionaire though. I didn’t agree with what you did but it’s in the past now.

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16 minutes ago, Andyben said:

Same. But tbh we were spending thousands at the casino 

Me and Mrs Half Pint met him and his lovely Wife when we were on our Honeymoon in Cyprus.  We got married at Hillsborough so a major coincidence we would bump into the Chairman in a restaurant. 

Anyway, we ended up spending the evening with them (not in that way, we had only been married 4 days) and joined them for lunch at their 5 star hotel next day.  All costs picked up by DA Inc restaurant we had met them.  Even offered us the use of their car whilst there.

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37 minutes ago, Chelters said:

Ironically if you took the best bits of Chansiri (cold hard cash and enthusiasm), Allen (business acumen and local knowledge) and Mandaric (experience in running football clubs and a bit of cunning) you’d probably have the perfect chairman. 

What about Dave Richards - he could bring his tongue to rim the PL authorities 

Strafford could bring conspiracy theories about Yardies 

And was it Hulley he could navigate the way to UEFA HQ

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1 hour ago, Bellsview said:

If I had my time again during that era I would never have become as involved vociferously or as ‘politically’ as I did.

Not saying I wouldn’t have still been critical, but nothing like I how was. Unless something very sinister is going on, supporters need to stay out of the politics going on at the club, unless they’ve a big wallet and can put their money where their mouths are.

It matters more to me what happens on the pitch these days than off it, which is how it should have always been.

Probably shock a few posters (and wish I had kept it that way)  on here that I was not really interested in club politics until the infamous cretins speech and the no go on Gregg as a buyer of the Club. I actually joined this site - well an historic relic of it - to try and grasp what the fuck was going on.

It was then very easy to get dragged into stuff, I guess culminating in the WTID stuff. But then you step back again and leave it for others.

 

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10 minutes ago, mkowlthesexynewversion said:

What about Dave Richards - he could bring his tongue to rim the PL authorities 

Strafford could bring conspiracy theories about Yardies 

And was it Hulley he could navigate the way to UEFA HQ

Geoff Hulley could do the ice creams. 

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2 minutes ago, mkowlthesexynewversion said:

I mean on paper he is the owner that brought the most on field success so he should be lauded really

But erm no 

Owns the wine shop up from me does Dave TBf he’s sound he tried to take us to the next level but failed.

not many Elon musks on here so my opinion fans should keep there sneck out unless you’ve the brass to run it yourself.

 

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Just now, Chelters said:

Geoff Hulley could do the ice creams. 

True I was trying to recall which one of the old guard it was that was contacted by Radio Sheffield whilst driving in France and had no clue about the winding up order / impending Court case. 

I certainly don't look back on past owners with any rose tinted glasses. 

I suppose that is my ultimate frustration that we have been operated in such a piss poor way for nigh on 30 years 

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Can you imagine the Chansiri family Xmas dinner (or whatever they equivalent)

“so DC you’ve spent £150 million on a some football club half of us have never heard ov, now all the “locals” want to kill all Thais and won’t order takeaways or by tuna sandwiches from that bakery on penistone rd you fucking muppet”

you fucking nob head!

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2 minutes ago, Winco said:

Owns the wine shop up from me does Dave TBf he’s sound he tried to take us to the next level but failed.

not many Elon musks on here so my opinion fans should keep there sneck out unless you’ve the brass to run it yourself.

 

I think the issue is he used his status at S6 to advance his own cause. And his handling of Di Canio cost the club millions

But I only got embroiled - blame Reesh he encouraged me - when there was a belief the then directors were taking the club no where and the dross, Sheard, Cloud 9 were taking an interest in asset stripping the Club.

But unless football was better regulated then no way fan ownership would work. But people always confused fan ownership with fan day to day management.

However the fact there was an 8m hole when MM took on the Club, there was no way I could advocate fans "investing" to cover that.

MM taking on the Club was a huge sense of relief for those of us involved in that shizzle 

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