by Victor Meldrew »
17 Aug 2014 12:28
loyalroyaldaz The interview didnt inspire me with confidence.
Who exactly is running the club?
who are the other investors and what do they want?
How much of the Club does JM own or will he own?
If its the rumored 10% then why is he seemingly trying to pull the strings?
Why didnt Sassima tell him to "Shut up and let me talk you old Scrote"?
where's Samrit in all this?
Too many questions to be convinced as yet.
I only heard the mad man and briefly from the lady before the match when I thought she said that she has always been excited by football.
The depressing part was listening to the ex(?)owner-he really is yesterday's man.
Firstly he said that we had made a fantastic start to the season-a draw at Wigan and a struggle to beat Div 2 Newport at home with our first team put out-fantastic?
Then he went on about there not being a lot of money to be spent and things will continue to be done "The Reading Way"-I f*****g hope not John:-
Get to the Prem after all those years and f*** it up.
Get there again (having learnt nothing) and f*** it up (again)
Somehow squander £35 million(?) of Prem money plus 2 lots of £12 million in parachute payments by completely mismanaging the finances of the club including (apparently) giving big money contracts to moderate players and giving improved 3-year contracts to the dross such as Robson-Kanu.
F***up the finances so badly in such a short time that the club has to sell it's top goalscorer to a rival just so that a tax bill can be paid.
No John, it's time to move on from the "Reading Way" and for you to step away from the club-your time has for most of it been very good, even better than that sometimes, but since you went looking for buyers it has all gone to pot and thankfully we will soon have new owners.
They may also f*** it up but can't do any worse than has happened of late with the finances and the embarrassment of being one of those clubs that have to sell a player to meet an immediate financial need, a bill that would have been known about for some time and should have been budgeted for.