Whitley mag

3rd kit ?

Probably a good take on today but does seem a big coincidence.

You might want to reassess the harmless part, just a couple of quotes from Munson tonight ‘Flay him then throw him in a giant salt mill’ Today at 9:17 PM Hopefully masters disappears in a suitcase Today at 9:08 PM

I’ve got nothing on Roy Munson mate, he’s on a different level.

Why did Yasir fly in to deliver documents from the Saudi Royal Court to the PL ?

Got to love the Roy Munson character on that board. Would fit in superbly on this thread, come on over Roy if your reading.

It’s certainly going to be interesting, I mean what would a years losses on 340 million look like ? I suppose he’d argue he’s lost out on investment opportunities etc.

Nice to log on and see this, good find Wandy. I was reading a thread the other day that was speculating that Ashley might now not even accept an out of court settlement. The thought process was that if he is so confident as claimed, he would also be entitled to big compensation as well on top of 340 million. It would be a huge gamble on his part, but we all know Mike likes a gamble.

Aye, they’ll probably get Man U and Liverpool to interview the applicants aswell.

They will if disclosure proves cartel behaviour. Consequences of breach Infringements of Chapter I or Article 101 can have serious consequences for a business: firms engaged in activities can face fines of up to 10% of group global turnover; anti-competitive restrictions in agreements may be automatically void and unenforceable, and may lead to the entire agreement being unenforceable; firms also leave themselves exposed to actions for damages from consumers, customers and competitors – including mass actions – who can show they have been harmed by the anti-competitive behaviour; and individuals in the UK can face being disqualified from acting as company directors as well as risk prosecution under the criminal cartel offence.

Very much so, if the CAT case is given the go ahead it’s not going to look to good for them heading into a govt review.

Masters, Hoffman and 6 clubs desperately trying to head off independent regulator. I’m very sure they’ll be anything but independent.

I certainly did just like you called Keith one.

What’s with all the talk of a ban have I missed something ?

The fact they offered him an extension and he’s chosen to join us, got to question the lads sanity. https://theathletic.com/news/liverpool-transfers-newcastle-remi-savage/1SagVogDxoMS

If the govt as we suspect strongly want this investment, what better opportunity to use the tv deal as leverage.

I’m not 100% on Martinez but really like what I’ve seen of Jones so far. As they’ve worked together before it could be an option worth exploring for new owners. I think Martinez could certainly get us towards top 8, then after that it may take someone else to make the next jump. Even under the Saudi’s I think it’ll be progress in stages. Mancini is a great shout though, he’s got an average Italian team playing relentless quick football. He’s also got PL experience, certainly ticks all the boxes would be well happy with that.

Jones looks a top drawer coach and it’s clear our up turn coincided with his arrival. I was reading this article on Gerrards assistant at Rangers recently, very interesting and shows how important Jones has probably been to us. https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/56298826

As much as Rafa would have been great, with Saudi money bank rolling us I really couldn’t care less. Yeah Rafa had the personal touch and seemed to get the club and area, however with money I’m not sure he actually would be the best fit. With bigger signings comes increased expectations. His best spell in the transfer market appears to be his time at Napoli. However, Rafa has an obsession with collecting average full backs and whilst his opinion of Joelinton was clearly spot on, let’s not forget he wanted Jorgensen for 20 million plus. He got rid of Toney, Armstrong and I was less than impressed with his handling of Merino in the run in. Rafa’s a tactical genius compared to the rest under Ashley, but with new ownership he’s not the be all and end all. Yeah Rafa would have grand ideas for the training ground and academy. But under Staveley they we’re looking at top European directors of football. These things will be developed regardless of Rafa being here or not. He was great whilst he was here, let’s remember him fondly, but hopefully we have a new exciting era coming our way soon.

Common sense abounds from Keith tonight. In Martinez and Jones we trust.

Times like this call for a calming, reassuring voice. I couldn’t think of anybody better to calm the natives and refocus us all.

Chelsea all over again for Rafa. He’ll be great, but fans will never accept him.

Credit where it’s due, they’ve listened to the members and raised the takeover. I did fear they would just concentrate on their pledge scheme.