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Post by Mastercracker on Sept 21, 2020 13:06:37 GMT 1
So why haven't we done what we said we'd saved £20m for then oh wise one? im not wise just pointing out what has been done. they weregoing to build another tier but that wasnt needed as more space came available at the stadium. as for the rest. im sure it will be explained e mail devlin he always replys No, the original plan was a 3 tier new building, the revision was a 2 tier new building as offices weren't needed. Fair enough. Now we've retained the existing building, don't seem to have the stand that was getting built next to the new training pitch and have said nothing about any of these downgrades. And lets face it not knocking down the old building fullstop is a hell of a downgrade from "bring the facility up to the highest of Premier League standards after an estimated £15 million to £20 million was committed to the project by Chairman Dean Hoyle and the Board of Directors" - Their words, 18 months ago. It needs explaining that's for sure.
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Post by space hardware on Sept 21, 2020 13:10:18 GMT 1
im not wise just pointing out what has been done. they weregoing to build another tier but that wasnt needed as more space came available at the stadium. as for the rest. im sure it will be explained e mail devlin he always replys No, the original plan was a 3 tier new building, the revision was a 2 tier new building as offices weren't needed. Fair enough. Now we've retained the existing building, don't seem to have the stand that was getting built next to the new training pitch and have said nothing about any of these downgrades. And lets face it not knocking down the old building fullstop is a hell of a downgrade from "bring the facility up to the highest of Premier League standards after an estimated £15 million to £20 million was committed to the project by Chairman Dean Hoyle and the Board of Directors" - Their words, 18 months ago. It needs explaining that's for sure. Ah, but if you were a REal fOoTbAll mAn you'd know the answers already 😁
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Post by Mastercracker on Sept 21, 2020 13:12:06 GMT 1
No, the original plan was a 3 tier new building, the revision was a 2 tier new building as offices weren't needed. Fair enough. Now we've retained the existing building, don't seem to have the stand that was getting built next to the new training pitch and have said nothing about any of these downgrades. And lets face it not knocking down the old building fullstop is a hell of a downgrade from "bring the facility up to the highest of Premier League standards after an estimated £15 million to £20 million was committed to the project by Chairman Dean Hoyle and the Board of Directors" - Their words, 18 months ago. It needs explaining that's for sure. Ah, but if you were a REal fOoTbAll mAn you'd know the answers already 😁 If I was a real football man I wouldn't be spying from McDonalds car park, I'd be getting the full guided tour with Positive
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Post by Deleted on Sept 21, 2020 13:26:42 GMT 1
Ah, but if you were a REal fOoTbAll mAn you'd know the answers already 😁 If I was a real football man I wouldn't be spying from McDonalds car park, I'd be getting the full guided tour with Positive last word from me i wasnt getting a full conducted tour the day before the wba game walked roundwith a director friend.
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Post by Deleted on Sept 21, 2020 13:28:13 GMT 1
So we’ve got some nice, empty office space and cut the grass on the practice pitches.
£20m doesn’t go far these days, does it? Unless Hoyle is charging us that in rent each year to use his facilities...
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Post by Mastercracker on Sept 21, 2020 13:28:40 GMT 1
If I was a real football man I wouldn't be spying from McDonalds car park, I'd be getting the full guided tour with Positive last word from me i wasnt getting a full conducted tour the day before the wba game walked roundwith a director friend. Don't Hassle the Hoff.
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Post by Deleted on Sept 21, 2020 14:32:21 GMT 1
If you need a goal to validate seeing an obvious improvement then you’re never going to see it I’m afraid to say. Maybe try watching cricket or chess where outcomes are more strictly deterministic if the vagaries of football are too complicated for you. I'd try watching Town if Ifollow worked,sounds like you know fuck all about cricket though after that remark, Obviously there’s more variability in cricket than chess but if you can’t recognise it as a largely deterministic, routine and model driven sport, then you know even less about cricket than you do football 🤷♂️🤣 If it was a free flowing chaotic event, what would be the point in set field positions? The fielding team are encouraging certain desired set outcomes to happen by the way they bowl against a given batsman in a given situation, and line up their chess piece fielders so they’re more likely to be effective. And then they reset and try again. More resets to a known starting point in cricket than their are in football, therefore its more mathematically deterministic. Similar to American Football and the reason why Rugby sits between football and that...the resets are less regimented although they still do happen.
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Post by Kenny irons on Sept 21, 2020 14:41:37 GMT 1
This should of been our 1 saving grace from our stint in the prem and they managed to piss this up the wall too.. Absolute joke
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Post by digs on Sept 21, 2020 15:39:51 GMT 1
I'd try watching Town if Ifollow worked,sounds like you know fuck all about cricket though after that remark, Obviously there’s more variability in cricket than chess but if you can’t recognise it as a largely deterministic, routine and model driven sport, then you know even less about cricket than you do football 🤷♂️🤣 If it was a free flowing chaotic event, what would be the point in set field positions? The fielding team are encouraging certain desired set outcomes to happen by the way they bowl against a given batsman in a given situation, and line up their chess piece fielders so they’re more likely to be effective. And then they reset and try again. More resets to a known starting point in cricket than their are in football, therefore its more mathematically deterministic. Similar to American Football and the reason why Rugby sits between football and that...the resets are less regimented although they still do happen. fuck me,your posts are more complicated than cricket chess and football put together.
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Post by ben1987 on Sept 21, 2020 15:46:34 GMT 1
im not wise just pointing out what has been done. they weregoing to build another tier but that wasnt needed as more space came available at the stadium. as for the rest. im sure it will be explained e mail devlin he always replys No, the original plan was a 3 tier new building, the revision was a 2 tier new building as offices weren't needed. Fair enough. Now we've retained the existing building, don't seem to have the stand that was getting built next to the new training pitch and have said nothing about any of these downgrades. And lets face it not knocking down the old building fullstop is a hell of a downgrade from "bring the facility up to the highest of Premier League standards after an estimated £15 million to £20 million was committed to the project by Chairman Dean Hoyle and the Board of Directors" - Their words, 18 months ago. It needs explaining that's for sure. It does need explaining and with the ATT panel being held on Wednesday night hopefully we will have some answers.
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Post by positive plus + pompous on Sept 21, 2020 18:20:00 GMT 1
This should of been our 1 saving grace from our stint in the prem and they managed to piss this up the wall too.. Absolute joke Didn't Dean say isone time ago that it was going to be put into a trust so it could never be sold by a future owner? A legacy of the Premier league.
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Post by Porrohman on Sept 21, 2020 19:01:00 GMT 1
Be more usefull doing some fucking Set pieces at the Canalside,and maybe a bit of attacking and defending practice Del boy and Rodders were supposed to be shit hot on set pieces but we were still the worst in the division by miles
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Post by wigster on Sept 21, 2020 19:05:21 GMT 1
This should of been our 1 saving grace from our stint in the prem and they managed to piss this up the wall too.. Absolute joke Didn't Dean say isone time ago that it was going to be put into a trust so it could never be sold by a future owner? A legacy of the Premier league. Dean has said a lot of things in the past ...
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Post by Farsley Terrier (UK product) on Sept 21, 2020 19:09:40 GMT 1
This should of been our 1 saving grace from our stint in the prem and they managed to piss this up the wall too.. Absolute joke money sucked out of the club via a mechanism that should not be allowed under parachute payment rules (which need re-writing to prevent it happening again)
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Post by Melc on Sept 21, 2020 19:15:34 GMT 1
You can talk it up as much as you want positive but the fact remains they did not deliver what was supposed to be a brand new three, but then reduced to two tier main building. All well and good Devlin spouting they would be putting out a video, still to happen, wonder why seeing as they have bugger all to show. That was supposed to be something like the original video, but surprisingly NOT, nothing because they pulled the plug. i am not talking it up you muppet just saying it is first class ive seen it you havnt as for thhe video dont know Tut, tut positive... why the name calling... I only said you can talk it up all you like, seems to me you should chill a bit old boy or refrain from posting on here!
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Post by royrace on Sept 21, 2020 19:25:50 GMT 1
This should of been our 1 saving grace from our stint in the prem and they managed to piss this up the wall too.. Absolute joke money sucked out of the club via a mechanism that should not be allowed under parachute payment rules (which need re-writing to prevent it happening again) It’s a fair point, they’re meant to help sustain the club after trying to compete in the PL not pay back loans to a previous owner or facilitate someone ‘buying’ the club using said payments. Goes completely against the spirit of the payments. They ought to put some rules in place to make sure they’re spent the way they’re meant to be, ie allowing the club to honour expensive contracts without needing a fire sale and resultant relegation. I remember Blackpool coming down from the premier, selling all their best players, not replacing them and then quickly being relegated down the leagues with their chairman trousering the cash. Shame it wasn’t nipped in the bud then. I don’t know much about Oystens and whether they just took the money and ran but there does seem to be some parallels. Who’d have thought it.
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Post by iangreaves on Sept 21, 2020 19:34:13 GMT 1
Be more usefull doing some fucking Set pieces at the Canalside,and maybe a bit of attacking and defending practice Del boy and Rodders were supposed to be shit hot on set pieces but we were still the worst in the division by miles Is Del Boy Devlin? Comes across as a bit of a barrow boy.
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Post by Deleted on Sept 21, 2020 19:37:20 GMT 1
i am not talking it up you muppet just saying it is first class ive seen it you havnt as for thhe video dont know Tut, tut positive... why the name calling... I only said you can talk it up all you like, seems to me you should chill a bit old boy or refrain from posting on here! I'm chilled but big enough to apologise for wrong choice of word
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Post by Melc on Sept 21, 2020 19:47:42 GMT 1
Tut, tut positive... why the name calling... I only said you can talk it up all you like, seems to me you should chill a bit old boy or refrain from posting on here! I'm chilled but big enough to apologise for wrong choice of word Fair enough!
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Post by Porrohman on Sept 21, 2020 19:49:59 GMT 1
Del boy and Rodders were supposed to be shit hot on set pieces but we were still the worst in the division by miles Is Del Boy Devlin? Comes across as a bit of a barrow boy. The 2 Rons, the Pearly Kings
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Post by Deleted on Sept 22, 2020 1:18:50 GMT 1
Obviously there’s more variability in cricket than chess but if you can’t recognise it as a largely deterministic, routine and model driven sport, then you know even less about cricket than you do football 🤷♂️🤣 If it was a free flowing chaotic event, what would be the point in set field positions? The fielding team are encouraging certain desired set outcomes to happen by the way they bowl against a given batsman in a given situation, and line up their chess piece fielders so they’re more likely to be effective. And then they reset and try again. More resets to a known starting point in cricket than their are in football, therefore its more mathematically deterministic. Similar to American Football and the reason why Rugby sits between football and that...the resets are less regimented although they still do happen. fuck me,your posts are more complicated than cricket chess and football put together. Maybe draughts or Battleship is more your thing? 🤷♂️
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Post by digs on Sept 22, 2020 7:50:46 GMT 1
fuck me,your posts are more complicated than cricket chess and football put together. Maybe draughts or Battleship is more your thing? 🤷♂️ enough of all this bickering,let's be friends now x
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Post by Deleted on Sept 22, 2020 9:41:02 GMT 1
Maybe draughts or Battleship is more your thing? 🤷♂️ enough of all this bickering,let's be friends now x Yeah, I reckon we should both stick to noughts and crosses...
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Post by ritchie on Sept 22, 2020 12:54:07 GMT 1
from "PL money will set us up for years to come, with a state of the art training ground to nurture talent being a lasting legacy" to "the moneys gone, apart from my 50m that i want back in 3 years...oh and i want to keep 25%"
utter shambles. this training ground made me so hopeful for the future - we really could have attracted some of the best kids around with our new model. the tide is turning a bit and parents are starting to 'get' that going to these PL academies in not necessarily the best option...i really hope we can attract these players as we have nothing to prop us up
and phil gets all the stick because he cant plaster the pissing seive of the last few years
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Post by Deleted on Sept 22, 2020 13:33:42 GMT 1
from "PL money will set us up for years to come, with a state of the art training ground to nurture talent being a lasting legacy" to "the moneys gone, apart from my 50m that i want back in 3 years...oh and i want to keep 25%" utter shambles. this training ground made me so hopeful for the future - we really could have attracted some of the best kids around with our new model. the tide is turning a bit and parents are starting to 'get' that going to these PL academies in not necessarily the best option...i really hope we can attract these players as we have nothing to prop us up and phil gets all the stick because he cant plaster the pissing seive of the last few years The tide is turning Ritchie and the model town are working on is slowly showing fruition.having seen first hand what a good group which enabled Ian Lawson the Clark brothers john worhington j stead etc to become first team regulars this present cropp has all the potential to be the best of the lot.as with all young players the secret is handling them right i.e. When to put them in and take them out and I'm sure these coaches will do that
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Post by SaudiTerrier on Sept 22, 2020 13:41:49 GMT 1
from "PL money will set us up for years to come, with a state of the art training ground to nurture talent being a lasting legacy" to "the moneys gone, apart from my 50m that i want back in 3 years...oh and i want to keep 25%" utter shambles. this training ground made me so hopeful for the future - we really could have attracted some of the best kids around with our new model. the tide is turning a bit and parents are starting to 'get' that going to these PL academies in not necessarily the best option...i really hope we can attract these players as we have nothing to prop us up and phil gets all the stick because he cant plaster the pissing seive of the last few years The tide is turning Ritchie and the model town are working on is slowly showing fruition.having seen first hand what a good group which enabled Ian Lawson the Clark brothers john worhington j stead etc to become first team regulars this present cropp has all the potential to be the best of the lot.as with all young players the secret is handling them right i.e. When to put them in and take them out and I'm sure these coaches will do that You work for the club don’t you? Are you DTS?
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Post by Deleted on Sept 22, 2020 13:47:01 GMT 1
from "PL money will set us up for years to come, with a state of the art training ground to nurture talent being a lasting legacy" to "the moneys gone, apart from my 50m that i want back in 3 years...oh and i want to keep 25%" utter shambles. this training ground made me so hopeful for the future - we really could have attracted some of the best kids around with our new model. the tide is turning a bit and parents are starting to 'get' that going to these PL academies in not necessarily the best option...i really hope we can attract these players as we have nothing to prop us up and phil gets all the stick because he cant plaster the pissing seive of the last few years The tide is turning Ritchie and the model town are working on is slowly showing fruition.having seen first hand what a good group which enabled Ian Lawson the Clark brothers john worhington j stead etc to become first team regulars this present cropp has all the potential to be the best of the lot.as with all young players the secret is handling them right i.e. When to put them in and take them out and I'm sure these coaches will do that Oh! Who could dream of such riches? Imagine being able to shake off the shackles of our recent Premier League exploits and gratefully run into the arms of the modern day version of Ian Lawson and Jon Worthington?! Yes, the tide is turning and our boat is coming in, you are right. Let us not be so ungrateful. Sign a Luke Beckett and I'll cum in my pants.
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Post by Chips Longhorn on Sept 22, 2020 14:37:40 GMT 1
Ian Lawson :-)
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Post by Deleted on Sept 22, 2020 20:07:24 GMT 1
The tide is turning Ritchie and the model town are working on is slowly showing fruition.having seen first hand what a good group which enabled Ian Lawson the Clark brothers john worhington j stead etc to become first team regulars this present cropp has all the potential to be the best of the lot.as with all young players the secret is handling them right i.e. When to put them in and take them out and I'm sure these coaches will do that Oh! Who could dream of such riches? Imagine being able to shake off the shackles of our recent Premier League exploits and gratefully run into the arms of the modern day version of Ian Lawson and Jon Worthington?! Yes, the tide is turning and our boat is coming in, you are right. Let us not be so ungrateful. Sign a Luke Beckett and I'll cum in my pants. your ignorance is only at the level of your comments
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Post by Deleted on Sept 22, 2020 20:09:29 GMT 1
Oh! Who could dream of such riches? Imagine being able to shake off the shackles of our recent Premier League exploits and gratefully run into the arms of the modern day version of Ian Lawson and Jon Worthington?! Yes, the tide is turning and our boat is coming in, you are right. Let us not be so ungrateful. Sign a Luke Beckett and I'll cum in my pants. your ignorance is only at the level of your comments Don't tell me, the new Adnan Ahmed is just weeks away?
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