evanio You're OK Ron. I enjoy your post match reports. But on this one, you're very, very wrong.
These greedy,odious,dispicable pr**ks had absolutely no interest in the well being of Birmingham City the moment the Casino bid failed. I hold your opinion in an higher esteem than to lazily suggest the club ended up in a better position after they left. Any, and I repeat ANY f***er could have moved the club on from the depths of the early 90's.
If i've posted once, I've posted a 100 times, these lying b****rds did not save the club. I wasn't 12 years of age back then. I was nearly 30. I read every single word of type, listened to every single word broadcast on radio/local TV during the post Kumar demise. These b*****ds did not save the club. They lie. And they can take me to court on that one if they want. There were at least 3 parties involved in taking the club on for next to f**k all.
They threw just enough money at it to make an impact. Not a penny more. But considering the post Coombes/Wheldon days, us silly b*****ds thought spending a few hundred grand on a Ricky Otto or a Kevin Francis was akin to a million Christmases.
They built a new stadium, well 3/4's, but the Taylor report instructed most clubs had to install seating. A nice grant contributed to the Kop/Tilton. A share issue helped build the Railway. The Main Stand would be rebuilt when we reached the Premiership. Gold never advised on which attempt on reaching the Premiership it would be built.
The product was not great, but the customers were disloyal for not going with it. They won 22000 season ticket holders after an inspired managerial appointment gained promotion on less than 2 million. After a good 8 to 9 yeras of 'trying'. Having now reached the promised land, the rewards started to look very attractive.
Sullivan had constantly suggested he might move on. Even after less than 18 months he mentioned Manchester City. Cardiff, his obvious home town loyalty (but only if it come with the Millenium Stadium). Blues and a 'free' stadium was a real incentive for the short armed, long pocketed dwarf and his greasy pole of depravity mate. It bombed and the limited investement stopped. Time to look for a new challenge because the dwindling, disgruntled customer base had sussed they were a bunch of disinterested, lieing, pocket lining toss pots. The 22000 was down to close 10000. Marketing genius he once called it.
Along comes a man from Hong Kong. 80 million. Fill your boots. Sullivan has since said it would be interesting to see where Blues end up in a couple of seasons time during his run in with Yeung/Pannu. He inferred we would be in the s**t. Yet this greedy little b*****d took the dosh and didn't give a sh*t if it happened.
Now West Ham, and surprise, surprise a new stadium, paid for by the tax payer. What a f****ing irony that an Olympic Stadium could fall into the grubby, perverted hands of a man so far removed from the pure ethics of sport without reward.
I'll boo the b***ard. I'd smack him in his fat f****ing head if i got the chance.
You lot clap and say 'we were better than before'.
You make me f***ing sick to the core, and you lot are the reason I've stopped going to watch them now.
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evanio
You're OK Ron. I enjoy your post match reports. But on this one, you're very, very wrong.
These greedy,odious,dispicable pr**ks had absolutely no interest in the well being of Birmingham City the moment the Casino bid failed. I hold your opinion in an higher esteem than to lazily suggest the club ended up in a better position after they left. Any, and I repeat ANY f***er could have moved the club on from the depths of the early 90's.
If i've posted once, I've posted a 100 times, these lying b****rds did not save the club. I wasn't 12 years of age back then. I was nearly 30. I read every single word of type, listened to every single word broadcast on radio/local TV during the post Kumar demise. These b*****ds did not save the club. They lie. And they can take me to court on that one if they want. There were at least 3 parties involved in taking the club on for next to f**k all.
They threw just enough money at it to make an impact. Not a penny more. But considering the post Coombes/Wheldon days, us silly b*****ds thought spending a few hundred grand on a Ricky Otto or a Kevin Francis was akin to a million Christmases.
They built a new stadium, well 3/4's, but the Taylor report instructed most clubs had to install seating. A nice grant contributed to the Kop/Tilton. A share issue helped build the Railway. The Main Stand would be rebuilt when we reached the Premiership. Gold never advised on which attempt on reaching the Premiership it would be built.
The product was not great, but the customers were disloyal for not going with it. They won 22000 season ticket holders after an inspired managerial appointment gained promotion on less than 2 million. After a good 8 to 9 yeras of 'trying'. Having now reached the promised land, the rewards started to look very attractive.
Sullivan had constantly suggested he might move on. Even after less than 18 months he mentioned Manchester City. Cardiff, his obvious home town loyalty (but only if it come with the Millenium Stadium). Blues and a 'free' stadium was a real incentive for the short armed, long pocketed dwarf and his greasy pole of depravity mate. It bombed and the limited investement stopped. Time to look for a new challenge because the dwindling, disgruntled customer base had sussed they were a bunch of disinterested, lieing, pocket lining toss pots. The 22000 was down to close 10000. Marketing genius he once called it.
Along comes a man from Hong Kong. 80 million. Fill your boots. Sullivan has since said it would be interesting to see where Blues end up in a couple of seasons time during his run in with Yeung/Pannu. He inferred we would be in the s**t. Yet this greedy little b*****d took the dosh and didn't give a sh*t if it happened.
Now West Ham, and surprise, surprise a new stadium, paid for by the tax payer. What a f****ing irony that an Olympic Stadium could fall into the grubby, perverted hands of a man so far removed from the pure ethics of sport without reward.
I'll boo the b***ard. I'd smack him in his fat f****ing head if i got the chance.
You lot clap and say 'we were better than before'.
You make me f***ing sick to the core, and you lot are the reason I've stopped going to watch them now.
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