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He gets a lot of criticism but the reality is that he’s caught between a rock and a hard place fighting fires between the board and the football department.
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When he comes out and makes statements like "if Ken was out of contract this year I would definitely sign him" it's no wonder. Cannot wait until he is gone from the Club.He gets a lot of criticism but the reality is that he’s caught between a rock and a hard place fighting fires between the board and the football department.
If he was smart enough, strong enough in character and bold enough to apply it he would find the way to fight himself out from between said rock and said hard place.He gets a lot of criticism but the reality is that he’s caught between a rock and a hard place fighting fires between the board and the football department.
That is literally the job we are concerned he isn't doing well.He gets a lot of criticism but the reality is that he’s caught between a rock and a hard place fighting fires between the board and the football department.
Anything else would be seen as unsupportive so I'm not sure what else he can say.When he comes out and makes statements like "if Ken was out of contract this year I would definitely sign him" it's no wonder. Cannot wait until he is gone from the Club.
He gets a lot of criticism but the reality is that he’s caught between a rock and a hard place fighting fires between the board and the football department.
this is damningKT is no PR professional. He’s just muddled. I sat next to him during a pitch he was making back in February 2015, after five minutes I had to interrupt and take over as the ‘victim’ was already looking at his watch. Andrew Hunter has said much the same after a negotiation in Hangzhou. If KT was to invest elsewhere the hours he spends in the Land of Muddle he’d be able to do ten times as much.
Yep, it's time to give into the pedants (like me) who will point to the fact that this year was our (forgettable) 150th season. Problem solved .To be frank, I'm bored of the 150th year thing already.
There will be a real sense of desperation to get the Maggies to a flag. The club needs some good news to sell to us.
I wouldn't read too much into the email, it was always unlikely we'd raise costs, it's clearly at tipping point and the lack of success would have pushed it over.
Anything else would be seen as unsupportive so I'm not sure what else he can say.
Glad they are keeping the membership prices static?
I noticed this when we came over for a game. The ticket price included free public transport to/from the game (which we used), and I wondered how this was funded. I assumed the venue just factored that into their ticket prices, but given in this case that would be the SMA, it's conceivable that it would be the Clubs instead that foot the bill.What about the additionl cost being incurred for public transport next season thanks to the Libs?
How much would this effect the clubs bottom line if they are covering the increase in costs?
Correct.I wouldn't read too much into the email, it was always unlikely we'd raise costs, it's clearly at tipping point and the lack of success would have pushed it over.