| FA considering Shaun Harvey as CEO on 22:43 - Mar 5 with 1919 views | WrightUp5hit___ |
Notwithstanding the other threads this evening, where that waste of skin is mentioned.
This has to be either Geoff Stelling having a laugh, or SkyBet opening the book on the next FA CEO with dopey bet bait. |  | |  |
| FA considering Shaun Harvey as CEO on 11:01 - Mar 6 with 1767 views | Northernr |
This country is a bit weird at the moment. Revelling in idiocy and incompetence, shouting down experts, rewarding its thickest and shittest.
It's Harvey's last EFL board meeting today and the agenda includes:
- Whether to dock 12 points from Blackpool for going into receivership after doing absolutely nothing about a convicted rapist deliberately running the club into the ground and stripping tens of millions of pounds out of it and into his own business.
- Where are Coventry going to play next season? Again, after allowing the club to be run into the ground by a hedge fund, including a season where they played at Northampton, it now turns out they don't have an agreement in place for their stadium next season.
- Where are Bolton going to play this Saturday? Again, after allowing the club to be run into the ground by an owner the Football League approved taking the place over little more than 18 months ago, it's now got to the stage where staff aren't being paid wages, the policing bill hasn't been paid and the safety certificate has lapsed on the ground. Millwall fans due there in three days, with trains booked, don't know if there will be a game or not.
- Docking Birmingham 12 points. Again, owners whose takeover was approved by the league allowed to give the rules a full on Redknapp 18 months ago only now being punished, and they still haven't had the hearing for this yet, so it'll be another couple of weeks still by which time we're right at the business end of the season and suddenly a club is having 12 points taken off.
- Charlton. Once again, run criminally over the past three years, league has done nothing about it. Corrupt owner now says he's fcking off and it's the league's responsibility to keep the club going so they should buy it off him.
- Notts County. Going bust.
I mean does this in any way look like a league that's being properly run? |  | | |
| FA considering Shaun Harvey as CEO on 11:18 - Mar 6 with 1742 views | CroydonCaptJack |
| FA considering Shaun Harvey as CEO on 11:01 - Mar 6 by Northernr |
This country is a bit weird at the moment. Revelling in idiocy and incompetence, shouting down experts, rewarding its thickest and shittest.
It's Harvey's last EFL board meeting today and the agenda includes:
- Whether to dock 12 points from Blackpool for going into receivership after doing absolutely nothing about a convicted rapist deliberately running the club into the ground and stripping tens of millions of pounds out of it and into his own business.
- Where are Coventry going to play next season? Again, after allowing the club to be run into the ground by a hedge fund, including a season where they played at Northampton, it now turns out they don't have an agreement in place for their stadium next season.
- Where are Bolton going to play this Saturday? Again, after allowing the club to be run into the ground by an owner the Football League approved taking the place over little more than 18 months ago, it's now got to the stage where staff aren't being paid wages, the policing bill hasn't been paid and the safety certificate has lapsed on the ground. Millwall fans due there in three days, with trains booked, don't know if there will be a game or not.
- Docking Birmingham 12 points. Again, owners whose takeover was approved by the league allowed to give the rules a full on Redknapp 18 months ago only now being punished, and they still haven't had the hearing for this yet, so it'll be another couple of weeks still by which time we're right at the business end of the season and suddenly a club is having 12 points taken off.
- Charlton. Once again, run criminally over the past three years, league has done nothing about it. Corrupt owner now says he's fcking off and it's the league's responsibility to keep the club going so they should buy it off him.
- Notts County. Going bust.
I mean does this in any way look like a league that's being properly run? |
Truly shocking isn't it! |  | | |
| FA considering Shaun Harvey as CEO on 13:50 - Mar 6 with 1654 views | Esox_Lucius |
| FA considering Shaun Harvey as CEO on 11:01 - Mar 6 by Northernr |
This country is a bit weird at the moment. Revelling in idiocy and incompetence, shouting down experts, rewarding its thickest and shittest.
It's Harvey's last EFL board meeting today and the agenda includes:
- Whether to dock 12 points from Blackpool for going into receivership after doing absolutely nothing about a convicted rapist deliberately running the club into the ground and stripping tens of millions of pounds out of it and into his own business.
- Where are Coventry going to play next season? Again, after allowing the club to be run into the ground by a hedge fund, including a season where they played at Northampton, it now turns out they don't have an agreement in place for their stadium next season.
- Where are Bolton going to play this Saturday? Again, after allowing the club to be run into the ground by an owner the Football League approved taking the place over little more than 18 months ago, it's now got to the stage where staff aren't being paid wages, the policing bill hasn't been paid and the safety certificate has lapsed on the ground. Millwall fans due there in three days, with trains booked, don't know if there will be a game or not.
- Docking Birmingham 12 points. Again, owners whose takeover was approved by the league allowed to give the rules a full on Redknapp 18 months ago only now being punished, and they still haven't had the hearing for this yet, so it'll be another couple of weeks still by which time we're right at the business end of the season and suddenly a club is having 12 points taken off.
- Charlton. Once again, run criminally over the past three years, league has done nothing about it. Corrupt owner now says he's fcking off and it's the league's responsibility to keep the club going so they should buy it off him.
- Notts County. Going bust.
I mean does this in any way look like a league that's being properly run? |
It is if you are one of the "Elite" Premiership club for whom FFP was brought in. Less competition innit? |  |
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| FA considering Shaun Harvey as CEO on 13:59 - Mar 6 with 1642 views | derbyhoop |
| FA considering Shaun Harvey as CEO on 11:01 - Mar 6 by Northernr |
This country is a bit weird at the moment. Revelling in idiocy and incompetence, shouting down experts, rewarding its thickest and shittest.
It's Harvey's last EFL board meeting today and the agenda includes:
- Whether to dock 12 points from Blackpool for going into receivership after doing absolutely nothing about a convicted rapist deliberately running the club into the ground and stripping tens of millions of pounds out of it and into his own business.
- Where are Coventry going to play next season? Again, after allowing the club to be run into the ground by a hedge fund, including a season where they played at Northampton, it now turns out they don't have an agreement in place for their stadium next season.
- Where are Bolton going to play this Saturday? Again, after allowing the club to be run into the ground by an owner the Football League approved taking the place over little more than 18 months ago, it's now got to the stage where staff aren't being paid wages, the policing bill hasn't been paid and the safety certificate has lapsed on the ground. Millwall fans due there in three days, with trains booked, don't know if there will be a game or not.
- Docking Birmingham 12 points. Again, owners whose takeover was approved by the league allowed to give the rules a full on Redknapp 18 months ago only now being punished, and they still haven't had the hearing for this yet, so it'll be another couple of weeks still by which time we're right at the business end of the season and suddenly a club is having 12 points taken off.
- Charlton. Once again, run criminally over the past three years, league has done nothing about it. Corrupt owner now says he's fcking off and it's the league's responsibility to keep the club going so they should buy it off him.
- Notts County. Going bust.
I mean does this in any way look like a league that's being properly run? |
Come on Clive. Is that the best you can come up with?
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| FA considering Shaun Harvey as CEO on 16:50 - Mar 6 with 1549 views | stevec |
Does anyone know which Charity our £40 mill is going to yet? |  | | |
| FA considering Shaun Harvey as CEO on 17:39 - Mar 6 with 1515 views | daveB |
| FA considering Shaun Harvey as CEO on 16:50 - Mar 6 by stevec |
Does anyone know which Charity our £40 mill is going to yet? |
going towards Shaun Harveys leaving present |  | | |
| FA considering Shaun Harvey as CEO on 21:24 - Mar 6 with 1446 views | CliveWilsonSaid |
I consider Shaun Harvey good for FA too.. |  |
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| FA considering Shaun Harvey as CEO on 09:45 - Mar 7 with 1348 views | headhoops |
good news is that Shaun Harvey's Testimonial match, Notts County v Bolton at the Ricoh has been cancelled.
this country has got to stop rewarding ineptitude.......... |  |
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| FA considering Shaun Harvey as CEO on 10:38 - Mar 7 with 1319 views | WrightUp5hit___ |
EFL accounts published accounts yesterday.
Harvey got a £62,000 pay rise last year taking his "package" to £449,000, despite fooked up TV deal,inertia over rogue owners and the entire FFP fiasco.
Lifted with no shame whatsoever, The EFL: ‘rewarding incompetence is our strength’ | | | |
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