It's all a bit vague but it looks like Ehab has written something in the program and the best bit maybe even the only bit worth commenting on is how smart he is by putting relegation clauses in the players contracts. That's not a bad thing but is there anything else?
Couple of positives I read for it: He has seen the value of Marco Recognises that Marco can build a team Realises we need to build early So.... is he bright enough to give Marco the assurances he needs (and deliver them..) With the right manager, and the funds been made available (even if just re-investment of the fee from transfers), we could build the club into something special
I doubt it, no buyer has come forward over the year, we are relegated, losing top players. Any investors will want us for a vastly reduced price, Allams still want £100m plus.. Can't see us been sold
Does anyone know what Curtis Woodhouse is on about? Someone's posted a tweet from him saying Allams' plans for the future are shocking and could spell disaster.
Curtis hasn't a clue he's still bitter about his tin pot team not playing in his tin pot final at the KCOM. He slags Hull off at every opportunity and seems to take great satisifaction that his short time here he was pissed up most of the time. c
No idea whether he knows anything or not, but that's a pathetic attitude you've got regarding grass roots football
You're ****ed He'll be offering a fun size Fudge & half a Bounty to anyone who gives him your address, then he'll be round to give you a dry slap.
You're like a whiney kid who didn't get to play on the swings. We were for sale. We would have been sold if either Grieve wasn't a full on bullshitter with no actual real cash or if the Chinese brother and sister hadn't managed to include someone who actually failed the PL fit and proper test (seriously, you have got to be so bad for that, its mindboggling). The other thing you miss, or ignore, is that there isn't a whole long queue of people wanting to buy a small club in the NE of England. I know, amazing, but true all the same. If the right people with the right amount come in, the club will be sold. Is that likely? Not so much. Get used to it. So, the Allams are as good as its going to get for some time. Make your mind up time for you ain't it?
Usual fictional ****e from you. I made my mind up two years ago. It's a hollow shell of a club and it's obviously not going to change any time soon. Absolute best case scenario is that they back whoever the manager is but continue to run the club in a horribly unethical and anti-fan way. There's absolutely no way that part will change under the Allams, and it's obvious they don't and have never wanted to sell their favourite toy. I'm sorry if you can't bear to see someone being negative. Your ideal scenario of everyone holding hands and saying how wonderful it is just isn't realistic. Things are **** at City. Soz.
