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  1. On ‎06‎/‎05‎/‎2019 at 23:52, sympatheticclaret said:

    He has .... He was working up here whilst his mother was suffering a terminal illness and she passed away in the March of 2012, before he left in early October of the same year. Bournemouth wanted him back, having sacked Paul Groves, and a " mutual agreement " was reached, with Bournemouth paying a compensation payment to release Eddie Howe from his contract.

    From what I understand, it was conducted sensitively and all parties behaved honorably. It's certainly worked out for both Eddie Howe and Bournemouth, and also for Sean Dyche and the Clarets !!

    Worked out for everyone, unfortunately.?

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  2. 3 hours ago, sympatheticclaret said:

    He took over on 30th October 2012, when we'd been conceding for fun, under Eddie Howe. Firstly, he was a virtual unknown, secondly, the football that followed whilst he was sorting the defence was fairly dull, and thirdly, it was our 3rd season down in the Championship, so the " we'll bounce back " element had worn off ...

    That said, the average gate for 2012-13, was still 12,928, and every home league gate surpassed 10,000 so ...

    It's over 6 1/2 years now, and Dyche is the 4th longest serving Manager in the current 92 League Clubs, after Jim Bentley, Gareth Ainsworth & the aforementioned Eddie Howe .... Christ, even Tony Mowbrey's 23rd on that list ..... being Rovers 6th Manager since Dyche was appointed ... ??

    I forgot all about Eddie Howe being your manager.  Done a superb job since and always linked with big jobs.  Strange how things work out.

  3. Listening to Radio 5 today about FFP.  If we have a similar season this year to last we’ll be struggling to get under the £39m over 3 years loss target either next year or particularly the year after.  Assuming our income will go up with more TV money but the outgoings will be much more than last year with new signings.  If so we’ll need to make big savings (how?) or sell Bradley Dack to balance the books.  

     

  4. 7 hours ago, Herbie6590 said:

    It’s debt to the extent that it demonstrates how much we are overspending compared to income, but it’s not debt like your mortgage or credit card bill. It’s more akin to borrowing off your parents. It’s debt, but all parties accept the reality...they’ll not ask for repayment & you’ll never be able to afford to repay ?

    Yes that works at the moment.  What if the owners wanted some money back though? Their best bet might be to call in the debt, sell everything and just take what they can get for it and leave the club bankrupt. I think the current status quo is likely to continue for now but who knows what the future holds.

     

     

  5. So in summary we owe £125M or so and are worth probably about £25M.  Does that sound like a reasonable estimate?  

    We are insolvent to the tune of £100M and are only propped up by VLLs share capital which isn't really worth the paper it is written on as it's main asset is a football club which is worth bobbins.  Excuse my lack of understanding of accounting principles but this sounds like a fair summary.

    What a mess, Venkys would have to stand a loss of more than £200M if they were to sell, I can't see that happening so we're stuck with them for the foreseeable.  

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  6. Please not 3 at the back, please not Bell in any formation.  We are really struggling without Lenihan and I can’t suggest any way of getting past that other just hoping that Preston miss the chances we will gift them.  Just shows you that proper defenders may be going out of fashion but outside the higher levels of the game they are the key to everything.

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