Bob Elstone
Player Valuation: £35m
What a man. Awesome support. Without him we’re being managed by Mark Hughes and signing dross.
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Jesus can you imagine.
He’s off his nut.
AsiaAsia82
Player Valuation: £35m
Mosh in lockdown, bored and buying everything off Amazon
Drico
Player Valuation: £60m
A great man, or front man.
There's a correlation between an ambitious, wealthy board and a club's trajectory in football. In the 1960s, we had an ambitious, wealthy owner. We dined at the top table as a result. In the 1990s, we had a nothing board. We declined as a force and became a shadow of the club we once were.
Look at United now. The Glazers have no ambition for the club and United have fallen off the pace in Europe and in England. They are in decline - and it is unlikely to change until they have new ownership.
Arsenal are another case in point. Given the choice between Arteta and Ancelotti, they went for the man with less experience and no record. They might get lucky, as he has started well, but are they really showing ambition? I don't think so.
Right now, we've got a wealthy, ambitious board who have appointed a serial winner who has snared a world-class Colombian superstar who has inspired a fanbase to believe again...which could well have a seriously positive impact when crowds return to stadia at some point in the future.
Moshiri has made plenty of mistakes, but I'd take him over True Blue Billy Boy any day as he puts his money, or his boss's money, where his mouth is, or where his boss's mouth is...even if he sometimes puts it where he shouldn't (like in Marco Silva's pocket).
There's a correlation between an ambitious, wealthy board and a club's trajectory in football. In the 1960s, we had an ambitious, wealthy owner. We dined at the top table as a result. In the 1990s, we had a nothing board. We declined as a force and became a shadow of the club we once were.
Look at United now. The Glazers have no ambition for the club and United have fallen off the pace in Europe and in England. They are in decline - and it is unlikely to change until they have new ownership.
Arsenal are another case in point. Given the choice between Arteta and Ancelotti, they went for the man with less experience and no record. They might get lucky, as he has started well, but are they really showing ambition? I don't think so.
Right now, we've got a wealthy, ambitious board who have appointed a serial winner who has snared a world-class Colombian superstar who has inspired a fanbase to believe again...which could well have a seriously positive impact when crowds return to stadia at some point in the future.
Moshiri has made plenty of mistakes, but I'd take him over True Blue Billy Boy any day as he puts his money, or his boss's money, where his mouth is, or where his boss's mouth is...even if he sometimes puts it where he shouldn't (like in Marco Silva's pocket).
deipnosophist
Player Valuation: £80m
Mosh-man has made a couple of gaffes...Mrs Lukaku's adventures with the witch doctor springs to mind...but I am glad he took Blue Bill's phone call a few years back. I am sure there have been many occasions he subsequently rued that fateful call...but personally, I am glad he picked up...
Well-in Mosh
Well-in Mosh
bluerobert
Player Valuation: £30m
Can’t believe 46.8% of the voters haven’t changed their vote. He’s made mistakes along the way but he’s persevered to get us to a stage we can begin to challenge top
6. If you aren’t happy with that you must have been asleep in the 20+ years leading upto his arrival
6. If you aren’t happy with that you must have been asleep in the 20+ years leading upto his arrival
deipnosophist
Player Valuation: £80m
...I genuinely believe the scions of Rip Van Winkle inhabit this forum
Kev The Rat
Player Valuation: £70m
Caved in to fan pressure otherwise Carlo wouldn’t be here.