Mo Chaudry is not the messiah

[Burslem native]

What's wrong with the guy wanting to make money? If he's succesful that means vale have been succesful, there is undoubted potential at vale and I think mo is the man to unleash it,if chaudry gets the club EVERYBODY needs to get behind his ideas for the sake of the club.

[RAF Vale]

If Mo make a profit form running the Vale properly, good for him. That's what business are there for. Like it or not football clubs have to be and should be run as a business. And not run as a charity (Well we are at the moment)

 

And what is it about this constant "Oh he is going to build houses on Vale Park". Just how think are some people. I don't live in the area and have not done for 24 years. But even I can name 10 more viable sites to shove a load of bog standard rabbit hutches on. Non of which involve knocking down structures that are already there.

 

What Vale need at the moment is a businessman with a vision and a few quid in his back pocket. Mo fits the bill quite nicely for me.

[smithie]

Different opinion = derision.

[SourceOfTheTrent]

More important that your final question, the alternative to Mo is what at the moment?

 

As it currently appears, none.

 

However, I sincerely hope there are serious / viable alternatives that come forward because I feel Mo Chaudry would probably be the next Billy Bell and whilst I have no problem with anyone making a profit from success at the Vale I remain very dubious as to how much success we'd enjoy.

[BRIT1974]

I might have pizza for my tea.

[dixon_vale4eva]

Port Vale FC making a profit does not mean success on the pitch.

 

Your right, but surely some of that profit will go onto a transfer budget or made available to sign/loan players. Better than what we can spend atm.....

[Fosse69]

MC will tell us his plans in good time. But before then there are common points to consider for all investors. How can we avoid Administration? Admin will be of benefit to all investors, if we dont go into Admin we will no longer exist. FCs have to be run as a business otherwise they run as a loss and end up in Admin. Chelsea want to move grounds to make more money, not a good idea if Vale have the chance? I doubt if many self made multi-millionaire are without egos. So how does MC differ from any other rich investor.

[bycars boys]

what a load of rubbish:razz:

[Caz or caz123]

Port Vale FC making a profit does not mean success on the pitch.

 

Likewise making a profit doesn't mean there won't be success on the pitch.

[Fosse69]

Port Vale FC making a profit does not mean success on the pitch.

Well we know where making a loss takes us.

[yato]

Your right Mo is not the Messiah he's just a naughty boy, and successful businessman who can take us forward.

[SourceOfTheTrent]

Different opinion = derision.

 

How very true.

 

A well structured opinion doesn't mean people have to agree but it should at least deserve well structured responses rather than childish insults.

[PVTony]

I might have pizza for my tea.

 

Oh no.

Looks like chips again for me.

 

Mark B2 for baked potaqtoes again?

[zaza123]

The ideal scenario is for a true supporter, to get involved with the club and prevent any future Millers, Deakins, Bratts or Lloyds from causing the sort of damage we’re suffering at the moment.

 

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You mean like Bratt or Oliver. Do me a favour. If we are successful then an owner (could be Chaudry) is successful. Isn't that what usually motivates successful leaders? The success of their enterprise.

[man in the pub]

How very true.

 

A well structured opinion doesn't mean people have to agree but it should at least deserve well structured responses rather than childish insults.

 

The guy makes some valid observations, but there is a massive however. What is the alternative to Mo ? Whatever you think of Mo currently he seems to be the only game in town. If we dont go with Mo then where do we go ?