Synetics where are you?

[blackdog]

According to the believers on here and facebook Synetics are the saviours in waiting, so just where are they with NS and the club at probably an all time low?

 

I should imagine they have given up considering the mess Smurthwaite has got the club in.

[Santa]

viable option

I'm not sure what passes for viable inside the head of a lunatic.

[werstayinup]

Put us up for sale at the purchase price of 1.25 and there would be enough interest out there

[smithie]

Different situation. Much bigger city.

 

The two conurbations aren't that different in population sizes. The difference is in Rovers' bigger support. They don't share either the innate pessimism & negativity that plagues our support, nor the inertia that pervades every part of PVFC from the club shop to the ticket office to the commercial department to the catering kiosks.

[Valiant in Brum]

The two conurbations aren't that different in population sizes. The difference is in Rovers' bigger support. They don't share either the innate pessimism & negativity that plagues our support, nor the inertia that pervades every part of PVFC from the club shop to the ticket office to the commercial department to the catering kiosks.

Newcastle under Lyme and Stoke on Trent combined are smaller than Bristol.

[Paul6754]

Hangin’ in there I hope in case smurf decides to show some common sense.

[Doha]

Why don't you ask Carol and Kev yourself the next time you see them?

 

Too busy using his season ticket at Old Trafford.

[smithie]

Newcastle under Lyme and Stoke on Trent combined are smaller than Bristol.

 

Not massively smaller, depepending on which source you believe.

[Valiant in Brum]

Then they also have near by bath etc.

[valeparklife]

You look at Bristol Rovers, Luton, Oxford who have all gone into non-league and come back stronger. But also look at Stockport (are are semi-pro now) and Tranmere (still languishing in the conference).

 

We will fit into the Stockport/Tranmere with this owner. Gates will drop to 2,000 and Norman will refuse to sell, cut the budget further, waste more money in directors loans and add another £1m onto the asking price.

 

And I say this with absolute certainty, we will not be a L2 club next season. Anyone that can't see what I see needs their heads shaking.

[jjvale_03]

You look at Bristol Rovers, Luton, Oxford who have all gone into non-league and come back stronger. But also look at Stockport (are are semi-pro now) and Tranmere (still languishing in the conference).

 

We will fit into the Stockport/Tranmere with this owner. Gates will drop to 2,000 and Norman will refuse to sell, cut the budget further, waste more money in directors loans and add another £1m onto the asking price.

 

And I say this with absolute certainty, we will not be a L2 club next season. Anyone that can't see what I see needs their heads shaking.

 

I suggest you stick everything you own on us going down at the lovely price of 14/1 then.

[Rampant Zebra]

Is that what you have done?

[Family Stand Terrier]

The two conurbations aren't that different in population sizes. The difference is in Rovers' bigger support. They don't share either the innate pessimism & negativity that plagues our support, nor the inertia that pervades every part of PVFC from the club shop to the ticket office to the commercial department to the catering kiosks.

We're similar sized clubs with support that fluctuates depending on how we're performing. Bar a very small number of clubs, there aren't many that can retain a positive supportive consistent group of fans in times of crisis. I don't go along with this assumption that our fans are the most fickle, negative, moaning bunch out there. Go on most message boards in the lower leagues, and any team below the play off places will be just as downbeat as us.

[valiant steve]

NS clearly has an alterior motive. If he genuinely wanted to make a success out of PVFC he would NOT:

-have separated the club from the ground.

-systematically and continuously reduced the quality of the playing squad over four transfer windows

-continuously treated supporters with contempt.

...I could go on but won't.

He clearly has no intention to sell which, to my mind, confirms that he intends to make money out of one branch of his Port Vale business venture. Given he hasn't got a clue how to run the football side of the club, it's not too difficult to see where he intends to make some money in the future.

Enough is enough. Get out of our club.

[TJHValiant]

Different situation. Much bigger city.

 

Not in terms of football support. Not only do they have to share support with City, Rugby is culturally big in Bristol too.

 

The whole of Stoke is exclusively a football city