Was Ron right ?

[Rayleigh boy]

to take the club down a division, bin off Tilson (and the rest) and rebuild on a League 2 budget ?

 

[J]

No, a bad business plan to go back to Square one, with several million wasted.

 

[Jam_Man]

He didnt take the club down intentionally.

Now we are down here though of course he was right to get rid of the high paying players.

Tilson was treated badly and most of the blame for relegation was the problems caused at board level, however I do think now we are here that a change is whats needed.

 

[jimmyshrimp]

Maybe. Time will tell.

 

[tottenham541]

what a stupid question.

 

[palexander]

Whether intentional or not, it's what we needed... Fingers crossed it works.

 

[Harold Bishop Killer]

No but it may just be the move that unintentionally saves the club we love. And agreed he has done the right thing but removing all high paid players. And only time will tell if removing Tilson was also a masterstroke.

But we stil really need to get HMRC off our backs so we can focus on the important thing - football, signing players and gaining a decent position in the league this season

 

[Thorpe Groyney]

No........

 

[Rayleigh boy]

He didnt take the club down intentionally..

I think he did

 

[Jam_Man]

I think he did

Whilst you are entitled to your opinions there is no logic to it.

If it was intentional then all the problems he engineered wouldnt still be going on.

 

[steveo]

He also tried his very best to keep the Club in the Championship when no one on here expected us to be there in the first place.
Was that wrong as well?

 

[Rayleigh boy]

He also tried his very best to keep the Club in the Championship when no one on here expected us to be there in the first place.
Was that wrong as well?

there was quite a lot of cash flying aound football one level below the prem - even given the bigger clubs in lge 1 last season promotion was never on - no summer investment - loanee fc by christmas