I think the coalition had Waggott and Pasha in their sights and think that is the logical way, given the difficulty in getting any traction in India. If Pasha does crumble, as expected the foundations are ripped away and I expect it to topple.

I didn’t say YOU did, so wonder why YOU responded?

I am pretty convinced, that if Pasha goes, it will be game over for the owners. As you have pointed out, he is the one feeding back to the owners and has tried to hide some of the unrest from them and made things out, to be a whole lot healthier than they are. More people are aware that he does not like publicity and it has been posted on here, that he actually fled the building, when a fans meeting, involving him, was due to get underway. He avoided getting involved in any of the fan meetings, until he was shamed into attending one and I think the tactic of focusing on him, is a good one. For anyone prepared to criticise, fine, as it won't suit everyone, as these things never do, but fairs fair, anyone criticising,, needs to put as much effort into their ideas too, as sitting back and criticising others, but but nothing yourself, is without doubt less effective in getting our club back.

I have no idea, but I doff my cap to those who have done this, as sitting back and doing nothing, is not an option, so anyone prepared to roll their sleeves up and get stuck in, has to be admired, not criticised, surely.

So far as i know.

Huncoat says Pasha out.

Oswaldtwistle says Pasha out.

Rishon says Pasha out.

Clayton Le Moors says Pasha out.

Accrington says Pasha out.

Haslingden says Pasha out.

Chorley says Pasha out.

Leyland says Pasha out.

Fair play to this responsible for these that have appeared on social media.

It’s a shame how Buckley has tailed off. As you say, he certainly has an eye for a pass and I had very high hopes for him, at one point.

I agree. The impediments in place, don’t prevent them from sending funds, but whether it’s semantics or not, there are impediments and that’s a fact.

Blessed are the Keersmaeckers.

At least there is no impediment. 😂

A bit more on Chansiri. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dejphon_Chansiri

Another fit and proper owner. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c1ld90y36q4o

I do believe that's the problem. Reporting the facts in the local paper, will lead to some serious disenchantment amongst the fan base. Plenty still believe that the owners have been harshly treated for a minor error, whereas in reality, it is a lot more serious than that, when you look beneath the surface. Even today posters on here, are happy to state, it won't have much of an impact on the club and that may well be correct, but my views are it is game over, if what the ED are investigating them for, does prove to be accurate and they are punished in line with that.

My guess would be, it is so serious, that if he stated, what is really going on, it would lead to a proper uprising, but that is my guess. Reports so far are few and far between, especially the critical ones. He is on Twitter, so I am sure he can be asked for those, who use that platform.

Thanks Tony and yes, this topic is critical in terms of what is likely to happen in the coming months. Hopefully people are getting a grip on what is really happening, as there has been some serious miss understanding about the two court cases.

Absolutely fair comment, but we are fishing in very dangerous waters, just now.