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In the main a very sensible post Jonathan, however I would take issue with your point about discontent in the camp. If you mean this forum by "the camp" then fair enough but......................the world doesn't revolve around this forum. It is a very small minority compared to the rest of the clubs supporters.Sit back and wait and lets see what happens. None of us no matter how much we post are going to change anything.
Yeah, the customers are the biggest stakeholders in Tesco too, but you don't see them demanding to see its funding projections and business structure for next term before they buy their tins o' peas do you?
im not quite sure why people are worried,as many people said tb and dw would never put the the club at risk and would only sell if its in the best intrest of drfc,now the same people who said that are now questioning this takeover that to me makes me think either they were talking rubbish about tb and dw or there just trying to stir things up,ryan and lt dont even take over till mid july yet the same people are still stirring things up
Quote from: Tokyos Boot on July 04, 2014, 11:40:52 amYeah, the customers are the biggest stakeholders in Tesco too, but you don't see them demanding to see its funding projections and business structure for next term before they buy their tins o' peas do you?Tescos shareholders are it's biggest stakeholder and you do see them wanting to know about the running of the business.
Quote from: River Don on July 04, 2014, 11:47:24 amQuote from: Tokyos Boot on July 04, 2014, 11:40:52 amYeah, the customers are the biggest stakeholders in Tesco too, but you don't see them demanding to see its funding projections and business structure for next term before they buy their tins o' peas do you?Tescos shareholders are it's biggest stakeholder and you do see them wanting to know about the running of the business.Not the same analogy that was used however.
Has anyone asked the club to confirm that we will not/cannot sign anyone until the takeover is finalised?
Quote from: weststander on July 04, 2014, 10:59:56 amHas anyone asked the club to confirm that we will not/cannot sign anyone until the takeover is finalised?I believe the DFP asked the question to both Baldwin and Dickov last week and got a non-commital answer.
Why we can barely field a team and are speaking of Manchester and acting like Melchester.
Quote from: Wellred on July 04, 2014, 11:52:50 amQuote from: River Don on July 04, 2014, 11:47:24 amQuote from: Tokyos Boot on July 04, 2014, 11:40:52 amYeah, the customers are the biggest stakeholders in Tesco too, but you don't see them demanding to see its funding projections and business structure for next term before they buy their tins o' peas do you?Tescos shareholders are it's biggest stakeholder and you do see them wanting to know about the running of the business.Not the same analogy that was used however.My point is the Tesco shareholders have an investment in the business, so they want to know about how it is run.Football fans normally make an investment, an emotional one in their football club. That is why they tend to be concerned about the running of their respective clubs.The analogy that football fans are just shoppers isn't quite right in my opinion.
Quote from: The Red Baron on July 04, 2014, 11:57:14 amQuote from: weststander on July 04, 2014, 10:59:56 amHas anyone asked the club to confirm that we will not/cannot sign anyone until the takeover is finalised?When I say "I believe" it is because I know I have seen it but can't provide direct evidence. I'm sure if you trawl back over Mr Goodwin's twitterings in the last week or so you'll find the answer. I believe the DFP asked the question to both Baldwin and Dickov last week and got a non-commital answer. Isn't that the problem thougheverybody "believes" something different.I believe the moon is made out of green cheese..................Well it is isn't it?
Quote from: weststander on July 04, 2014, 10:59:56 amHas anyone asked the club to confirm that we will not/cannot sign anyone until the takeover is finalised?When I say "I believe" it is because I know I have seen it but can't provide direct evidence. I'm sure if you trawl back over Mr Goodwin's twitterings in the last week or so you'll find the answer. I believe the DFP asked the question to both Baldwin and Dickov last week and got a non-commital answer.
Quote from: River Don on July 04, 2014, 11:57:04 amQuote from: Wellred on July 04, 2014, 11:52:50 amQuote from: River Don on July 04, 2014, 11:47:24 amQuote from: Tokyos Boot on July 04, 2014, 11:40:52 amYeah, the customers are the biggest stakeholders in Tesco too, but you don't see them demanding to see its funding projections and business structure for next term before they buy their tins o' peas do you?Tescos shareholders are it's biggest stakeholder and you do see them wanting to know about the running of the business.Not the same analogy that was used however.My point is the Tesco shareholders have an investment in the business, so they want to know about how it is run.Football fans normally make an investment, an emotional one in their football club. That is why they tend to be concerned about the running of their respective clubs.The analogy that football fans are just shoppers isn't quite right in my opinion.I'd agree, it stinks. But lets be frank - its true. We haven't been treat as fans in the English game for years, peoples emotional attachment, passions and commitment to their teams haven't been nurtured, they have been exploited.English football is an industry dominated by money and the sooner we all swallowed that bitter pill and stopped thriving on the nostalgia of what it once was the sooner we can all be realistic. Trying to understand the money side of the game will put you right off it, i wouldn't bother!
English football is an industry dominated by money and the sooner we all swallowed that bitter pill and stopped thriving on the nostalgia of what it once was the sooner we can all be realistic. Trying to understand the money side of the game will put you right off it, i wouldn't bother!
The fans are the biggest stakeholders in any football club.
Quote from: Tokyos Boot on July 04, 2014, 12:04:00 pmEnglish football is an industry dominated by money and the sooner we all swallowed that bitter pill and stopped thriving on the nostalgia of what it once was the sooner we can all be realistic. Trying to understand the money side of the game will put you right off it, i wouldn't bother!If you don't want to bother that's your prerogative, but don't denigrate those who do care enough to bother.
But in my opinion i don't understand why fans of football clubs, us seemingly more so than others, believe they have the right to demand access to information. At board level, management level, interfering with players etc. Its getting out of hand.Whats wrong with just being a fan, waiting to see what pans out before sharpening your axe? All the questions of mysterious funding projection plans might be a headache with dubious answers but it isn't our headache to have just yet.
A genuine question for debate would be: Do football fans really have any power over the English game anymore?