Potential Buyers

[werstayinup]

further speculation, one rumour has it that synetics would have to borrow heavily and the FA don't look kindly to anyone who uses leveraged debt to purchase a club.

 

They have many contacts from their business in America but i am sure others who post on here and know them could refute the borrowing claim

[LancyTony]

There was probably not as much pressure on the owners to produce immediate results like today...

 

Why?

 

Fans have been as impatient for results and success for as long as I can remember! It just seems more now because the club's boards are a lot quicker to sack a manager, than they were, in response to fan criticism. Watford is probably a shining example of how the chairman ought to back his manager, from Elton's early days at the club.

 

And those of you who seem to be hoping that Smurf's health suffers sufficiently that he wants to sell up - Really? Heartless and selfish springs to mind!

[Bea Smith]

What happened to Mo Chowdry?

 

Yes, Mohammed Chowdry's lack of interest in the club has shown what sort of chairman he would have been.

 

For all their faults, (except perhaps Deakin and Miller and that episode) that was one great service V2001 did for Vale in keeping him out of the club.

[keeled56]

Ronnie Williams,Phil Taylor.....lol......as plastic as they come !!!

 

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[Valiant in Brum]

Yes, Mohammed Chowdry's lack of interest in the club has shown what sort of chairman he would have been.

 

For all their faults, (except perhaps Deakin and Miller and that episode) that was one great service V2001 did for Vale in keeping him out of the club.

 

They also kept alot of other people out of the club too.

[PVFC764]

Why?

 

Fans have been as impatient for results and success for as long as I can remember! It just seems more now because the club's boards are a lot quicker to sack a manager, than they were, in response to fan criticism. Watford is probably a shining example of how the chairman ought to back his manager, from Elton's early days at the club.

 

And those of you who seem to be hoping that Smurf's health suffers sufficiently that he wants to sell up - Really? Heartless and selfish springs to mind!

 

Just look at the number of managers getting the sack after half a season now a days. Managers seemed to be given longer periods to change things around by their chairmen. Now football is very much money driven and an example of that is match day prices. It seems to be getting out of the reach of a lot of fans around the UK.

[Bald Eagle]

Why?

 

Fans have been as impatient for results and success for as long as I can remember! It just seems more now because the club's boards are a lot quicker to sack a manager, than they were, in response to fan criticism. Watford is probably a shining example of how the chairman ought to back his manager, from Elton's early days at the club.

 

 

 

 

I take it you mean apart from the 8 they've had in the last 6 and a half seasons?

[kendoddsdadsdogsdead]

The only one we could progress with is Robbie Williams, as hes reportedly worth £90. But we all know he wont buy the Vale. So then you've got Synetics, who wanted buy the Vale.

90 QUID? cuddna buy a m.a. strum jumper fer that!

[Bald Eagle]

Just look at the number of managers getting the sack after half a season now a days. Managers seemed to be given longer periods to change things around by their chairmen. Now football is very much money driven and an example of that is match day prices. It seems to be getting out of the reach of a lot of fans around the UK.

 

Smurf gave Bruno half a season too long me thinks

[Bea Smith]

They also kept alot of other people out of the club too.

 

I'm not defending them, far from it, except on that issue.

I don't know much about the others, maybe they would have been great, apart from perhaps the Italian one who went to a London club and it ended up with a gun being pulled in the boardroom, allegedly. Nice.

There must be some good owners out there, surely, and if there is a firm that supports Vale anyway as some seem to be saying, then I wish they could take over.

[Bert Llewellyn]

Why?

 

Fans have been as impatient for results and success for as long as I can remember! It just seems more now because the club's boards are a lot quicker to sack a manager, than they were, in response to fan criticism. Watford is probably a shining example of how the chairman ought to back his manager, from Elton's early days at the club.

 

And those of you who seem to be hoping that Smurf's health suffers sufficiently that he wants to sell up - Really? Heartless and selfish springs to mind!

 

Fans have always wanted results but owners nowadays want results because it can lead to a massive return on their investment. It used to be a game now it is a corporate business.

[hamilboy]

The soke man and family are worth 2. 5 billion pounds nearly all the premiership owners have billions

 

Were you one of them who stormed the directors box when he owned a catering firm and called him all the names under the sun.

[fairportnick]

I don't know much about the others, maybe they would have been great,

 

They were there I spoke to at least three of them.

[ELDERBEZZA]

Were you one of them who stormed the directors box when he owned a catering firm and called him all the names under the sun.

 

And daubed the walls of the A500 with Anti Coates vulgarity!!

[Timothius]

They were there I spoke to at least three of them.

 

and me, plus a few others as you know Nick