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Read that at shareholder meeting the board confirmed Lai happy with 10th & Albion Assembly expressed concerns with apparent lack of investment.
Transfer dealings- none- we seem to look, etc but no closing- surely they knew what we needed/wanted before the end of last season
So here's the harsh reality- 10-17th finish at best, focus on survival,no cup run, no LB,Evans being courted, team old & threadbare, youth not given a chance.
Jeez , never thought I'd say it, but TP - please don't go.
8th to 17th is the best any club can hope for, the top 7 are light years ahead. There will be the odd freak season when someone over achieves.
Unless we see some transfer action 17th will be beyond us next season, TP or no TP.
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Originally Posted by holmleighchris
No transfers - Fletcher going - paper thin squad - even those who don't like Pulis are not crazy enough to want him to go!
Looking at the situation as it stands at the moment a jolly foreigner comes in saying he is happy with 10th...it stinks.
There should be no season tickets bought and come the first game there should be not one single supporter in sight.
Painful to a lot of stalwarts that travel everywhere to watch 'em. But surely principles should enter the situation now...why on earth would or should the fans just hand over money to the Chinese football ignoramus to fill his coffers higher and higher.
Painful too for the players if they were to play to an empty house but I am sure they would understand the dire situation that is about to happen to West Bromwich Albion.
There is only one way to make Lai sit up and look and that is if his profits are taking a dive.
Tenth place with a decent Cup run (hopefully) would smell nice and rosy from my perspective at the mo' O:) .
Not settling for mediocrity, just aware of where we currently are and hopeful of better times ahead.
COYB B) .
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YFSCftwdpF8
Ever decreasing circles '68...:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Albionic68
Cup run?...Pulis won't put his aim of survival in jeopardy...that is firmly established now, all you can look forward to is more of the same, there is not much more he can do, but it is of his own doing.
I intend to practice what I preach and stay away.
No '54, the tranquil calm of a lake rippling gently outward :) .Quote:
Originally Posted by goodlordmurphy
Off to a family funeral this afternoon which for me puts all things football into perspective.
Hope you enjoy the cricket and rugby over the coming months.
All of the very best to you and yours B) .
Deepest sympathy for you in your bereavement Albionic68.Quote:
Originally Posted by Albionic68
I must have played the video in reverse.
I couldn't enjoy any other sport as much as I did today the 16yo was playing for his school versus the MCC. MCC made 216 declared, my grandson made 105* smashing a hard hit 4 runs to win the game, winning himself a 'Spirit of Cricket' cap and a free day at a Lords cricket match...private box no less.
Which school does your grandson attend? Without being biased, do you think that he has a future in the game at the top level? From what you have stated, he sounds promising to me.
He goes to Stamford Boys School, plays for Market Deeping CC in the Lincs Premier Division.Quote:
Originally Posted by Leicesterbaggie
So far he has made it into the Leicestershire Sub Academy, however he has been promised some full academy matches this year and indeed plays in a full academy T20 tounament next Monday...two other county academies attending.
He also bowls well and indeed clean bowled the opener in yesterday's match.
I believe he can make it to county level, anything after that will be a bonus, although being grand dad hope springs eternal.