Now you have done it, beware of what you start.

He lives the other side of the world so how is attending games? Midweek nights have always been part of football in my time of following Rovers and Football so what's the issue?

perhaps we should adopt their attitude ?

Nicko reporting that Plymouth Chief Executive Andrew Parkinson is the early front runner to replace Waggott as CEO here is his CV https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrew-parkinson-349888139?utm_source=share&utm_campaign=share_via&utm_content=profile&utm_medium=android_app

I don’t think the owners worry at all, they simply don’t appear to give a fuck.

I only watched the PSG v Inter final because it was free and I'm really out of touch with regard to European football but I have to say that the PSG performance was as near to perfect that I have seen. Inter just couldn't live with them and couldn't get close to the pace and intensity of PSG. They were relentless. As the commentators were talking about individual players what struck me was how young the PSG players are. They could really dominate European football for some time to come.

That’s the least of the owners worries.

To pay staff, the leccy bill etc etc etc

Why do we need to bring in significant cash? Not being reinvested anyway, is it?

In the fear of starting a teacake style debate… Isn’t a pasty just a type of pie?

If Gestede is in charge then it'll be a complete fuck up. He'll no doubt come back with a pasty instead.

Hopefully it is HMRC then. Administration can't come soon enough. I'd snap your hands off for it right now even if the cost was relegation. We simply have to get rid of venkys. By any means necessary and whatever the cost.

Having dealt with HMRC in the past it doesn't matter if it's their mistake, you'll still end up paying.

Be careful what you wish for

The fact that it's Bruce Springsteen

Our previous head of consumer came into the club, initially as head of marketing. At 24. He had been a marketing manager at Bournemouth before that, having worked his way up from intern in 4 years. Immediately before his internship, he was working hospitality at a golf club. There will be hordes of applicants for the job. I’m genuinely considering applying myself (I’m not qualified) to see how stringent the process is.

Like everyone, I’m concerned/mortified thinking where the squad might be on 2nd September. But just like a car crash, the overwhelming feeling I’ve got is morbid curiosity. We have virtually no prize assets that can bring in significant cash, we very likely are living hand to mouth and we have a manager that stated he wanted most of the transfer business done by the first day of preseason. We have possibly the least-experienced staff (all the way through the club) we’ve ever had, to make it happen. Whatever we think is going to happen, I reckon what actually happens will be orders of magnitude more batshit.

Agreed, journalists finding a thread and pulling at it is exactly what we’ve needed.

Exactly. The club I grew up supporting ceased to exist in November 2010.

Yes it's called self respect. Although I'd gladly take the job at Burnley, something has to be done to restore things to equilibrium with them a division or two below us.

Nothing yet 1 June ... Back in a month then

I don't think he last that long, mid October for me.

I don't recall Broughton saying we've made him a great offer it's up to him now etc etc, if i'm right he just said the whole thing is on hold because Dolan is changing agent but i expect it to be concluded in December (2023). And that was it i don't think they've tried very hard at all to keep him because like other players they couldn't at that point commit to a good long term contract. Maybe Gestede has made a big last ditch attempt but it's nothing more than a token gesture now and all along i think knowing what we know of the penny wise pound foolish Suhail he'll have been eyeing compo and the chance to swerve a 15k a week commitment.

https://www.lostalbums.net/ Bruce doing his lost songs and lost albums, following in Dylans footsteps here, but whats not to like.

Entirely plausible but the name of the game for players is make as much as you can as quick as you can, short career and all that so there is no way he's snubbing 2/3/400k in lost money to gamble on a big signing on fee 2 years later. I just cannot for the life of me see that happening and there'd be no need for it either you'd just instruct your agent to come up with something that suited both parties and take the instant pay rise. What if he's best pals with Nyambe ? Surely he'd get the opposite advice. There will always be players who slip away for nowt but it's like it's part of model here now its happened that much. There are a couple of common denominators and they hold ultimate responsibility for some of it if not all.