If this was true, why did Ron not lift the embargo to allow us to sign McCallister.
Then why have most clubs not been in front of the high court judge once, let alone enough times to warrant the last chance saloon comments we receive. At the end of the day, how other clubs run themselves shouldn't be our bench mark, everyone else is **** so we can afford to be **** is a terribly poor answer from a businessman as to why we are in financial difficulty. It's a playground response.
This at least sounds positive, although typically the one positive (reducing our losses) is obviously caveated by Ron with 'hoped'. It's still alarmingly high as well.
It's funny how Ron uses other clubs as a benchmark for our failings in cashflow, (everyone does it) but in building the new stadium, he doesn't mention the numerous clubs that have started and completed their own new stadium projects, since our new stadium project has been in production. We seem to be the only club to have encountered difficulties and suffered from the economy, whilst we conveniently ignore the fact that multiple new stadiums seem to be popping up, up and down the country, many to clubs with smaller income than our own, quite bizarre that so many clubs achieve this considering we all suffer the same cash flow problems. #Ronspin.
Ron may cite hindsight, I think most of us realise it's just greed.
Ken, I appreciate this may appearing scathing to your efforts. It's not, I really appreciate your (and Paul's) efforts to bring us closer to the club, and to improve the comms between us, I just feel Ron is so full of **** (we can call it spin if we like), that he's now incapable of even answering a simple question without trying to twist it. Maybe the cynic in me has been bitten too many times by false promises and my views are blinkered, but to my mind there's just too many holes in every message that Ron delivers. Again, thank for your efforts, and the updates too. But Ron is still a long way off of being truly open to the fans.
