I hope the board get a grilling because of the way they've covertly asset stripped the club.
Covertly?![]()
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Here's a summary:
- Finance are looking good we're making a nice tidy profit and the business model is working well
- Wenger is in talks about a new contract, the board are keen to tie him down as there's noone else who could do such a great job
- We're in line to be competitive by 2052, 10 years ahead of schedule
- The debt is being payed off nicely and we're in line to pay that off 5 years early
- On the playing side things are going well, we're on an unbeaten run and are very competitive on the pitch
- There is money for Wenger to spend, but only when he feels it's necessary on those super quality players
- We're 2% away from domination
- New hotdogs to be introduced
- Pies are going up by 5.2%, this isn't a price increase just in line with inflation
- We're not happy that we haven't won a trophy recently but you have to be realistic with Man City and Chelsea around, but we're pleased that we play entertaining football for the fans
Last edited by Özim; 26-10-2011 at 10:08 PM.
So. What would you do with the club if you were in Stan's shoes. Be brief, and no need to say "sack Wenger" because I think we know that.
Seriously, with the majority stake in the club, how would you change the club. I'm interested, because I want to see whether your logic regarding the football side of things, balances with the financial.
It's better to burn out, than to fade away.