To get Ingol as it was originally promised is like pushing an Elephant up the stairs.It must be the end of your world as you know it.
To get Ingol as it was originally promised is like pushing an Elephant up the stairs.It must be the end of your world as you know it.
To get Ingol as it was originally promised is like pushing an Elephant up the stairs.
I'm not disputing any of that and I am not a fan of his either although the very last point is wide open to debate. Probable but not impossible.But whilst there are significant questions about whether he'd be better investing more money (I still don't understand what his "out" is) and how the money we do spend is used (the summer of 2019 is probably the worst waste of money we've seen, Nugent and Bayliss, what was the point) it's hard to get away from the fact that without his support we'd be very unlikely to have be a top half championship side.
Or tossing out punchlines that were never thereTo get Ingol as it was originally promised is like pushing an Elephant up the stairs.
I’ve already said that PNE haven’t handled this well. But I was struck reading a post where someone said that Trevor is so rich, he could easily afford to put in ten grand, every single DAY. And then somebody else pointed out that he’s already doing that, and a bit more!What about the millions he puts into the club each season to keep us going? I look on this forum now with a horrid fascination. I almost can't believe that so many people can be so stupid.
Yeah the numbers are mind-boggling. (Although only for us mortals, clearly not for him).I’ve already said that PNE haven’t handled this well. But I was struck reading a post where someone said that Trevor is so rich, he could easily afford to put in ten grand, every single DAY. And then somebody else pointed out that he’s already doing that, and a bit more!
Imagine handling over a briefcase full of cash to the PNE office every day. £10K+. Day-in, Day-out. Keep those wads of notes coming- just to make up the shortfall in wages versus income. It brings it home quite well.
I'm not disputing any of that and I am not a fan of his either although the very last point is wide open to debate. Probable but not impossible.
It's the constant drivel from his sycophantic fanboys about how TJH is both a Saint and a Saviour for owning us that infuriates.
No, he is just an owner of which there are many around the various leagues, some richer, some not so, some better suited to the job, some not so.
Not a pop at you by the way, just quoting you in reply to your quote of myself.
Or poking butter up a porcupine's arse using a red hot needle
is that on their B-sides as it's not one I remember.....
But the question been asked a gazillion times - why does he do it....? (My view - I honestly don't think rich men buy football clubs with a sole aim of hitting the Premier League and making more wealth. He's just a kind old man who's happy to put a few quid into his local club... 😶)
lol, not fishing, I suppose it's because the scale of the numbers are so out of reach & beyond comprehension for most of us, we just sit agog wondering what idiot would own a football club.Fishing? Popcorn time? 😁
Your wording is (deliberately?) rather rosy but there’s a lot in IMO. Riddler’s interview last week certainly painted a positive picture and, call me naive, but I largely buy it.
Indeed it is ...
if you start humming it I'll grab the kazoo and join in at the chorus
lol, not fishing, I suppose it's because the scale of the numbers are so out of reach & beyond comprehension for most of us, we just sit agog wondering what idiot would own a football club.
So which box does he tick?
1. Blind PNE fan with more money than sense
2. Misguided fool trying to win PL riches
3. Local boy made good, bragging about his wonga
4. Philanthropist
5. Clever charade, the club is merely a vehicle. Hard-nosed, long-game strategy, everything is a financial lever for everything else, ultimate aim to screw everyone and build more houses
lol no fractions allowed4.5?